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Difference Between Stock Broker and Sub Broker Too many investors in the stock market made it chaotic some time back, then came a time when this industry was full of opportunities. Stock exchange, stock broker, sub brokers, then full-service brokers, online brokers and the list is on and on. If we talk about broker and sub broker then it can be explained as if a broker needs to contact a customer there should be a… Read More »Stock Broker and Sub Broker

What is Stop Loss in Share Market? Since the market conditions are subject to various fluctuations in prices of securities, investors need to constantly monitor their purchases to avoid high losses. In order to limit their losses, investors place a stop loss order with the broker where the brokers are instructed to sell an asset when it reaches a particular price point. Stop loss is also known as stop loss order or stop market order.… Read More »What is Stop Loss?

Share Market Holidays 2021 NSE (National stock Exchange) & BSE (Bombay stock Exchange) are the two major stock exchanges of India. Trading on these exchanges takes place on all weekdays (Monday to Friday) except weekends, national and cultural holidays as may be specified. Here is the list of Trading holidays for the year 2021: S.No. Holidays Date Day 1. Republic Day 26th January 2021 Tuesday 2. Mahashivratri 11th March 2021 Thursday 3. Holi 29th March… Read More »Share Market Holidays

Stock Broker Charges for buying and selling shares in India Brokers are individuals or firms who act as an agent between the investors and securities exchange and facilitate the buying and selling of shares, derivatives (Futures and options) and other financial instruments. They are compensated by way of various charges, fees and taxes as explained below: 1.Brokerage Charge in Share Market Brokerage charge a brokerage fee for the services they provide and each broker has… Read More »Charges for buying selling shares in India

INDIAN SHARE MARKET TIMINGS Indian stock market operates on a specific time for trading which every trader, investor or anyone interested in stock market should definitely be aware of. There are two major exchanges in the Indian stock market, namely BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) & NSE (National Stock Exchange). Both of these exchanges follow a similar timing schedule. Stock markets function on all weekdays except Saturday & Sunday and National Holidays. You can see List… Read More »Indian SHARE MARKET Timings