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When you get your head on straight, you can embark on learning trading and start with these five basic steps.
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1. Dharamik The Basics Of Stock Market Session 1 - Part A BASICS OF STOCK MARKET Presented by “HIDDEN BULL”

2. The Market Is A Place For Transferring Money From The Impatient To The Patient - Warren Buffett ” “

3. What you’re going to learn! What is Market? What is stock? What is stock market? Begin Let’s Why companies issue shares? Types of Share markets? Types of securities in stock market? Major myths about stock market? Why do most people fail in stock market? What you should expect from our course? When can we actually start our trading?

4. What is Market? A market is a place where two parties can gather to facilitate the exchange of goods and services. The parties involved are usually buyers and sellers.

5. What is Stock? A stock (also known as equity) is a security that represents the ownership of a fraction of a corporation. This entitles the owner of the stock to a proportion of the corporation's assets and profits equal to how much stock they own. For example, if a company has 1,000 shares of stock outstanding and one person owns 100 shares, that person would own and have claim to 10% of the company's assets and earnings.

6. What Is Stock Market? The stock market refers to the collection of markets and exchanges where regular activities of buying, selling, and issuance of shares of publicly-held companies take place. There can be multiple stock trading venues in a country or a region which allow transactions in stocks and other forms of securities.

7. Why Companies Issue Shares? Companies issue shares because they need more money to finance their expansion and to function efficiently. The investor buying these shares get part ownership in the company and company gets the needed money which it can use for its operations. Raising money by issuance of shares are called equity financing.

8. Types Of Share Markets? Primary Share market: This is the market where companies or businesses register themselves. Companies enter the primary share market to raise funds by offering their stocks. When a company registers itself in the primary share market and offers to sell its shares for the first time, it is known as Initial Public Offering (IPO). Secondary share market: The actual trading of a company’s shares occurs in the secondary share market. After a company’s share is listed on a stock exchange, investors can engage in trading, i.e. the sale or purchase, on prices that are governed by market movements. You can trade in shares in the secondary share market only through a broker.

9. Types Of Securities In Stock Market? Security relates to a financial instrument or financial asset that can be traded in the open market, e.g., a stock, bond, options contract, or shares of a mutual fund, etc. Equity securities 02 It is an investment in an organization’s equity stock to become a shareholder of the organization. Derivative securities 03 These are financial instruments whose value depends on basic variables such as Futures and Options Hybrid security 4 It combines characteristics of both debt and equity securities. Debt securities 01 It represent money that is borrowed and must be repaid with terms outlining the amount of the borrowed funds, interest rate, and maturity date.

10. 01 Stock market is all about luck and gambling Major Myths About Stock Market? 02 You can become millionaire by joining some course 03 Only investing for long term can make money 04 It is only for experts and degree holders 05 It is always risky 06 Here those who takes more risk always makes more profits 07 Low price stocks are always cheap we should buy them 08 High price stocks are always costly we should never buy them

11. Lack of discipline 01 Fighting with the market 02 Pre-determined judgement 03 Trading without any plan 04 Why Do Most People Fail In Stock Market? Lack of discipline 05 No proper guidance and support 06 Driven by emotions 07 Expecting immediate results 08

12. Systematic learning The content are well designed to ensure systematic learning throughout the course Better control over emotions Emotion plays huge role in stock market, we train our members about emotional intelligence Healthy portfolio We suggest members with Long term investment stocks to build an portfolio. A professional way to approach market We do everything in professional way, and we make our members to practice the same. We don’t gamble! What You Should Expect From Our Course? Building Trading Mindset Building Trading Mindset

13. When Can We Actually Start Our Trading? Strictly No, from the first day 100 % Learn basics 100 % Clear your advance level 100 % Back test your learnings on paper 100 % Take trade with virtual money in live market 100 % Start trading with very small capital 100 % Scale up capital only after gaining consistency in profits

14. What you’re going to learn Next! Major market participants Market capitalisation Major strategies Begin Let’s Process of trading Market timings Best broker for us? Major exchanges in india The concept of short selling

15. Major Market Participants Companies Companies from various sectors participate in the stock markets by filing an (IPO) and thereby getting listed on the stock exchanges. Investors and Traders Retail participants, domestic institutions, Domestic asset management companies, Foreign institutional investors and NRI Depository (DP) and Depository Participants In India, (NSDL) and (CDSL) are the only depositories. DP is governed by the regulations laid out by the SEBI Clearing Corporations They ensure guaranteed settlement of your trades. National Security Clearing Corporation Ltd and Indian Clearing Corporation Ltd Participants simply here refers to the total number of people who makes the market These are majorly classified as :

16. Major Market Participants Participants simply here refers to the total number of people who makes the market These are majorly classified as : Banks Banks facilitate funds transfer from your bank account to your trading account and vice versa. Stock Exchanges A stock exchange or securities exchange, is an organization that facilitates listed stock brokers and traders to buy and sell securities Stock Brokers A stock broker or share broker is registered as a trading member with the stock exchange and holds a stock broking license. Regulators In India, the stock market regulator is called The Securities and Exchange board of India often referred to as SEBI.

17. Web trading applications Terminal software Process Of Trading Before the advent of the internet, you were required to physically visit brokers, and instruct them for transactions. But now stockbrokers provide digital trading platforms, where you can trade through Mobile-based apps

18. After providing the details of your Demat Account and Trading Account to the broker, you need to specify the amount of stocks to be sold or purchased. The broker checks whether your account has the requisite funds. Your order is now passed for execution in the stock exchange. The exchange then confirms the transfer of ownership of shares . Depending upon the market movement, you either make a profit or loss from the transaction. How Does The Actual Trading Occur?

19. Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) National Stock Exchange (NSE) Metropolitan Stock Exchange (MSE) Calcutta Stock Exchange (CSE) Major Exchanges In India Here is the list of major stock exchanges in India

20. India International Exchange (India INX) NSE IFSC Ltd National commodity and derivatives exchange (NCDEX) Multicommodity exchange (MCX) Major Exchanges In India Here is the list of major stock exchanges in India