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If you want to make the most out of your investment then you have to know the difference between the dates given below. With the help of these dates, you can act smart and can know exactly when to buy and sell the shares while being entitled to dividends and bonuses. 1) Announcement Date:- The …
You must be aware that if you want to to do trading in the stock market then you must have your Demat account. Demat account is an electronic account that holds shares in it. There used to be a physical share certificate in old days but because of technology, it has been shifted to a …
There is a very important section which you should never miss out before analyzing a company and that is corporate actions. A corporate Action is an event started by a company that will cause changes to the securities issued by the company. This section includes 6 topics 1) Board Of Directors(BOD):- BOD is a team …
For securities to be eligible to trade in the secondary market, it should be held in the electronic/dematerialized form. There are 2 Depositories in India. a) NSDL (National Securities Depository Limited) which works for NSE. b) CDSL (Central Depository Services Limited) which works for BSE. Q) What do NSDL and CDSL do? A) They convert …
T refers to the settlement date of security transaction which occurs on a transaction date + 1, + 2, + 3 days. The transaction day represents the date on which the transaction occurs. Eg. If you buy 100 shares today then today is the transaction date. However, the settlement date is a little trickier because …
There are 3 distinct phases in the secondary market. They are as follows. Trading Clearing Settlement Stock exchanges in India feature an electronic order that facilitates efficient and speedy execution of the trade. The electronic order is nothing but a matching system that matches buy and sell orders. All stock exchanges in India follow a …
There are some orders which you can place as per your choice of quantity. Let’s go through each of them. 1) All or None (AON):- The order in which all of the specified quantity of shares gets executed at once is called AON. Eg. 1 want one lakh (1,00,000) shares at once. If 1 lakh …
These orders are nothing to do with the price but they are completely based on timing. 1) Pre Market Order:- Orders placed during the pre-opening market session that is from 9 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. is called as pre-opening market orders. Orders placed in this session will be executed only during the market hours. 2) …
The 15 minutes session which starts before the actual market begins is known as the pre-opening market session. It is from 9 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. Earlier what used to happen is at 9.15 a.m. a huge amount of orders are placed because people would think that today this and this is going to happen. …
What do you do when you come across a speed breaker, you just press the brakes and slow down the speed of your vehicle. Speed breakers are used to curb the speed of the vehicle. Having said that let’s go through the definition. Circuit Filter:- It is a price level beyond/below which stock price cannot …
Stock Market people always use words that common people won’t understand. Listening to those jargon seems like they must be something big and bold but let me just simplify it for you in layman’s term. So that you can never forget these jargons. 1) Top line growth:- It is nothing but the turnover also called …