The heart and soul of the Indian capital market is the NSE (National Stock Exchange) of India and BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) of India. Both the bourses always find mention in the world market context given the country’s status as the second fastest developing economy in the world. There are thousands of companies listed in the NSE of India and BSE of India. These companies sell shares to the general public directly or via stock brokers. The performance of the companies are exhibited in the respective indices; sensex for BSE of India and nifty for NSE India.
Market volatility is the key factor that affects the rising and falling value of shares. Understanding this volatility and accordingly taking trading decisions is no easy cup of tea. The whole process seemed for me an easy affair before; after I actually started investing in shares listed in the NSE of India and BSE India I realized about the complexities involved. Knowledge about the market and staying updated with the latest news is a must.
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