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TRADING MECHANISM OF SECURITIES - STOCK MARKET, Study notes of Economics

Stock market, Trading Process, Types of Orders,

Typology: Study notes

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TRADING MECHANISM OF
SECURITIES- STOCK MARKET
Stock exchange is an entity that provides facility to the broker and trader to trade
on stocks , bonds and derivatives.
Stock - It is a collection of shares indicating an ownership in the companies i.e
voting rights and investment is done for return on investment.
Bond- A fixed income instrument that represents a loan made by investor to a
borrower which contains end date when principal is to be repaid and fixed interest
payments.
Derivatives - They are used to hedge a position , speculate the directional
movement of an underlying asset. Their value comes from fluctuations of the value
of different assets like shares, bonds etc.
For ensuring more transparency in trading system, NSE and BSE introduced
nationwide online fully automated " Screen Based Trading System".
Orders of investors is placed on basis of time and price basis.
Recently, BSE has launched new software for trading i.e BEST "BSE Electronic
Smart Trader". In this investor can enjoy zero transactions charge for 6 months on
cross currency derivatives.
Trading process:
1) Finding a Broker
Broker is an intermediary between investor and stock exchange. Broker transfer
the order of the investor electronically to stock exchange.
Timings for stock exchange is active from 9.15 am to 11.55 pm.
Brokers selection depends upon :
a) Fees for opening an online trading account
b) Ratings of brokers
c) Brokerage charge
d) Margin provided by broker
e) Regular information regarding investment opportunities to investors
2) Opening account with Broker
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TRADING MECHANISM OF

SECURITIES- STOCK MARKET

Stock exchange is an entity that provides facility to the broker and trader to trade on stocks , bonds and derivatives. Stock - It is a collection of shares indicating an ownership in the companies i.e voting rights and investment is done for return on investment. Bond - A fixed income instrument that represents a loan made by investor to a borrower which contains end date when principal is to be repaid and fixed interest payments. Derivative s - They are used to hedge a position , speculate the directional movement of an underlying asset. Their value comes from fluctuations of the value of different assets like shares, bonds etc. For ensuring more transparency in trading system, NSE and BSE introduced nationwide online fully automated " Screen Based Trading System". Orders of investors is placed on basis of time and price basis. Recently, BSE has launched new software for trading i.e BEST "BSE Electronic Smart Trader". In this investor can enjoy zero transactions charge for 6 months on cross currency derivatives. **Trading process:

  1. Finding a Broker** Broker is an intermediary between investor and stock exchange. Broker transfer the order of the investor electronically to stock exchange. Timings for stock exchange is active from 9.15 am to 11.55 pm. Brokers selection depends upon : a) Fees for opening an online trading account b) Ratings of brokers c) Brokerage charge d) Margin provided by broker e) Regular information regarding investment opportunities to investors 2) Opening account with Broker

Broker always open a trading account in name of investor. Minimum requirement for opening an account is PAN card and bank account details. 3) Placing the order Investor can begin the trading after opening the account. Trading is initiated by purchasing a specified number of shares of a particular company. Orders can be placed via telephonic call with the broker. there are different types of order :

  1. Buy Order These orders are placed when price of share is expected to rise. Just like demand and supply curve, when the price rises, demand falls and vice versa.
  2. Sell Orders Orders placed when investor feels that the price of share will decline from now on.
  3. Limit Order It is an order for selling or buying of securities at a particular price set by investor. Example ; price of a share is Rs 234.65 and investor plans to buy share of 100 quantity at 223.05 or less. But if the price of share doesn't fall till 223.05, then investor cannot buy the shares.
  4. Fixed Price Order When investor specifies price at which the he / she wants to buy or sell the shares.
  5. Market Order This order is executed at CMP i.e current market price. If buyer has bought the shares and has not sold before 3.15 pm then from the broker side shares are sold at current market price.
  6. Cancel Order If the margins are insufficient then order is cancelled, in this case, trader has to place order with a reduced number of order quantity. 4) Execution of Order Order are executed on behalf of clients by brokers. Buy orders must reconcile with the sell orders , if not, then broker will sell or buy to match the order 5) Preparation of Contract Notes Control between investor and broker is done for smooth execution of transaction. Contract contains:
  7. Transactions name
  8. Brokerage charge 3 Trading on BSE or NSE