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RV INSTITUTE OF LEGAL STUDIES
RV INSTITUTE OF LEGAL STUDIES
RV INSTITUTE OF LEGAL STUDIES
LEGAL STUDIES
INTRODUCTION TO STOCK
MARKET
KALIRAJ
1ST SEM BBA LLB
INDEX
Primary and Secondary market
Stock market and Stock exchange
SEBI
Jargons
How to start investing?
Social message
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Primary market/Secondary market
STOCK EXCHANGE
A stock exchange is a marketplace or the
infrastructure that facilitates equity trading.
STOCK MARKET
On the other hand, a stock market is an
umbrella term representing all of the stocks
that trade in a particular region or
SEBI
SEBI was officially established by The Government of
India in the year 1988 and given statutory
powers in 1992 with SEBI Act 1992 being passed by
Complex in Mumbai.
SEBI was established as a supervising and regulatory
body to curb
certain malpractices and to promote the securities
markets in India.
Members of sebi
1-chairman nominated by union govt of india
2-2 members from finance ministry
3-1 member from rbi
4-5 members appointed
by govt of India
Powers of SEBI
Inspect the books of accounts and call for periodical returns
from recognized stock exchanges.
Inspect the books of accounts of financial intermediaries.
Levy fees and other charges on the intermediaries for
performing its functions.
Grant license to any person for the purpose of dealing in
certain areas.
Prosecute and judge directly the violation of certain
provisions of the Companies Act.
Power to impose monetary penalties
Jargonic terms used in stock
exchange
Open – The first price at which the stock opens
when market starts in the morning.
High – The stock price reached at the highest
price level in a day.
Low – The stock price reached the lowest price
level in day.
Close – The stock price at which it remains after
the end of market timings or the final price of the
Volume – Volume is nothing but quantity of
shares.
Bid – The Buying price is called as Bid price.
Offer – The selling price is called offer price.
How to start investing?
Open a Trading and Demat Account. To be able to buy and sell shares, you need a trading account and a
demat account.
Decide how you want to invest.
Pick the stocks you want to invest in.
Keep adding to your portfolio.
Monitor your portfolioOpen a Trading and Demat Account. To be able to buy and sell shares, you need a
trading account and a demat account. ...
Decide how you want to invest. ...
Pick the stocks you want to invest in. ...
Keep adding to your portfolio. ...
Monitor your portfolio
Open a Trading and Demat Account. To be able to buy and sell shares, you need a trading account and a
demat account. ...
Decide how you want to invest. ...
Pick the stocks you want to invest in. ...
Keep adding to your portfolio. ...
Monitor your portfolio
VOpen a Trading and Demat Account. To be able to buy and sell shares, you need a trading account and
a demat account. ...
Decide how you want to invest. ...
Pick the stocks you want to invest in. ...
Keep adding to your portfolio. ...
Monitor your portfolio
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