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Square off is a feature of trading where a trader buys or sells stocks for a day with the hope of gaining the profit. The traders should close the positions by the end of the day. Some brokers provide auto square off facility where they automatically square off the positions at the specified time.
Basic Services Demat Account (BSDA) is a demat account type for small investors. It has lower charges in comparison to the regular demat account.
A custodian acts as a guard for the securities from loss or theft
A demat account helps you keep all your securities safely in electronic form.
Demat accounts re of two types- Normal and BSDA.
A derivative is a financial instrument derived from underlying assets like stocks, currency, index, commodities, etc. They are called derivatives as they are derived from other financial instruments.
Selling and buying of stocks of the listed (public) companies is called Equity Trading. Equity trading is done by an investor through an authorized broker.
Futures and Options are derivative instruments derived from an underlying security.
Indexation is a technique to arrive at profit/loss on investment by considering the effect of inflation which accounts for a rise in prices, cost of goods and services, and a decrease in currency value or purchasing power of money.
Off-market transfer is a way of transferring shares directly between two parties without the involvement of stock exchange or clearing corporation.
When company A acquires a significant stake in company B, it is required to provide an opportunity to the existing shareholders of company B to sell their shares. This is referred to as an open offer.
Payin and Payouts are the days when brokers and exchanges make payment or delivery of the securities.
The price-to-earnings ratio is the ratio of the share price of a company to its earnings per share.
Share Brokers facilitate the trading of equity, commodity, currency and derivatives etc., through a stock exchange. They are the members of the stock exchange and regulated by SEBI.
Short selling involves selling stocks that the trader doesn’t own.
An exchange is a market where securities are traded. Stocks of both public and government-owned, companies are traded in the exchanges.
Stop loss is an advanced order facility that helps you sell your stock if it falls to a predefined price. It is designed to minimize losses and is used by traders who are unable to constantly track the price movement of their securities.
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