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Let's simplify Stock Market  

First step to enter into Stock Market: Demat account is the first basic thing to start investing in Stock Market. now let's simplify demat account.

What is demat account : demat account is like your bank account where you can keep your share as you keep your money in bank account . you can open your demat account from different brokers like Zerodha,Angel-broking and Upstox like you can open bank account from different banks like HDFC,SBI and ICICI  . 

 How open demat account :  for opening your demat account you only need a saving bank account , identity proof and pan card or any income tax document, then you can open your account online through any broker by filling these forms :

ZERODHA: https://zerodha.com/open-account?c=FN36

                                    How to start investing

 What is Share market:  Share market is actually like a supermarket ,where many sellers and buyers are available. In this market, companies are sellers who sell the shares and brokers are buyer who buy share on behalf of us.

                         What is share market

What is Share: Shares are equal parts into which a company's capital is divided,actually shareholder is the owner of that part of the company which value share hold by him.like SBI share ,Tata Motors share etc.

                             What is share

What is nifty sensex and Dow Jones Industrial Average:

The Sensex ,Nifty and Dow Jones are "index or indices(meaning indicator) of a stock market". There are many other indices other than these indices. Index means average of the share of some best compnies registered in stock exchange.

* i hope by now you have learned a lot about stock market *
      by: Yash Vishnoi (CFA L1, CFM,CA-INTER)




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