Basics of Stock Market

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Basics of stock market

Like the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq, the stock market is made up of exchanges. Stocks
are listed on a particular exchange, which brings together buyers and sellers and serves as a platform
for such stocks' shares. The exchange tracks the supply and demand of each stock and the price
directly associated with it.

But this isn't your usual market, and the way you buy products at the grocery store, you can't turn
up and pick your shares from a shelf. s Usually, individual traders are served by brokers; which is
mostly an online broker these days. Through the broker, who then deals with the exchange on your
behalf, you can put your stock to trade.

some unknown interesting facts

1 why people prefer to trade more on NSE than BSE?

Ans – It’s because of “volume”. If you look at the volumes of a stock then most probably the same
stock listed on NSE will have huge volumes than that of BSE, although BSE is the oldest stock
exchange in the whole ASIA.

And volumes help you to execute your trade easily for example if you buy a share and the price went
up and you earn some profits but after that you want to sell them , and for selling your stocks you
need a buyer but if there won’t be any buyer then you can’t sell them.

But this doesn’t happen always . this is just one of the reason why people prefer NSE over BSE

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