STOCK MARKET FOREX AND INVESTMENT

Stockbrokers are the financial intermediaries that take buy/sell orders from their clients and execute them in the stock exchange. Stockbrokers are registered with stock exchanges first like NSE/BSE or both under the norms of SEBI. After that, any individual, retail investor or trader willing to trade/investment in stocks must choose to register with any of brokers authorized by Stock exchanges and SEBI. So in simple words, stockbrokers are the link between the Stock market and investors and they charge for executing any buy-sell order from clients. So, here is the point while we choose any stockbroker to work with, we need to understand how much brokerage we have to pay for executing a single order. Let us understand with an example:-  Client A is registered with a stockbroker charging Rs. 10 per order buy/sell and Client B is registered with another stockbroker charging 0.55 of total value traded in INR. Now Client A & Client B both bought 1000 shares of ICICI

Unlike Share/Stock Market Foreign exchange Market also well known as Forex is a Market place where investors execute a trade in Currencies. It is one of the Largest Market in the trading world. Forex is a decentralized and over the counter market ( OTC ), and there are no regulators for Forex to protect the interest of investors. The Forex market works around the clock except for weekends Saturday and Sunday. The term around the clock may be surprising or confuse you as we know the world never sleeps. If the currency market closed in one country at the same time it is opened in some other country only exchanges changes around the clock, so it allows investors to do trade 24*5 in a week. The Currencies always trades in Pairs like British Pound against US Dollars and represents symbolically like GBPUSD and in the same way USDJPY . Now as we understand what is forex market let's go further to know about who are the participants of the forex market. So the Participant

The share market or stock market is a place where an investor can do trade in a financial instrument, Like a supermarket where people buy goods and things of their interest and need. The process is the same as a Supermarket but the stock market is a digital market where buying or selling takes place electronically. Now, the first thing comes in mind what to buy or sell and what are the financial instruments? So, friends Here financial instruments are a share of companies, derivatives of shares/stock, bonds issued by companies, Funds issued by companies, IPO offered by companies, Commodity. First companies come with IPO and list it with the primary market and then that shares are available for trade-in secondary market for buying/selling. The stock market is an intermediary which allows investors to buy or sell financial instrument are also known as the stock exchange. In India, there are two main stock exchanges National Stock Exchange ( NSE ) and Bombay Stock Exchange