Share market is the place where you can make the profit. Before investing in share market you should have adequate information about the market. My article gives you basic information about the market. How stock market works, how company share goes up or down, how investors face loss. Each of these queries which may arise in an investors mind, has a proper solution. You just need a good direction for it. So be careful before investing in the stock market.

Share Market gives you an opportunity to invest money and make profit. People who really want to earn money in quick time should go for stock or share market. But major problem is that, in market there are a lot of companies and a lot of firms. Which firm is best for you? That is big question that arises before an investment. Small investors/ Novice traders who are not fully aware about the market, still invest in this market and ultimately face loss. That is very common in this market. The most basic thing before entering the market is to understand the basic terminology of the market. There are lot of term which, without getting understand one cannot go for stock trading.

What Share market is?

Share market is the place where a lot of companies issue their own share. To own Share means to become partial owner of the particular company.

Similarly there are some other type of investment in market. Yon can invest in gold, in silver, in agri product etc. Share market is a place where trading of shares is done i.e. a place where one buys the shares and the other sells them. This place is also known as exchange. In India, there are numbers of exchaneges where share trading is done, but two major exchanges are NSE (), and BSE. Apert from share trading two other main exchanges are MCX and NCDEX which deals in commodity trading.

You can invest or trade in this product by a broker that is assigned by NSE according to rules and regulation defined by SEBI. SEBI is the head of all broker and NSE, BSE and other exchanges.

Anybody can invest or trade in share market but there are some rules which are governed by SEBI, must be followed. Like you should have a D-Mat account where transaction of shares/ stocks occurs. There are a lots of broker and share advisory firm in this market. You can take help from there side. SEBI issue a note in every transaction that show that you are full responsible for your loss or profit in this market. So be careful before choosing a stock to buy or sell. If you are not experienced or new to stock trading, you can take the help from others, your friends or any stock advisory firm. There are plenty of sources from where you can get aware about stock market and share trading. You too can make profit form share or stock market. But before investing you have to aware about the policy of this market.

A stock market is basically both the physical location where stocks are traded as well as the stocks themselves. The combined activity of stocks leads to the ups and downs of the market as a whole. Stock exchange is something entirely different, and refers to a particular company and its stocks.

1. The Stock Exhange

Worldwide, it is possible to buy and sell stocks. The only restriction is the opening hours of each exchange. Both the NYSE and Nasdaq for
example operate from 9 – 30 a.m. to 4 – 00 p.m. Eastern Time from Monday to Friday. Other exchanges have similar opening hours based on their local time. The most usual hours are between 9 – 30 AM and 10 – 30 PM.

2. Major Exchange Locations

Japan – Tokyo Stock Exchange
India – Bombay Stock Exchange
Europe – London Stock Exchange
SWX – Swiss Exchange
China – Shanghai Stock Exchange
United States – NYSE, Nasdaq, and Amex

3. Good Stocks Equals Good Economic Health

When the economy is doing well the market is strong. A strong market is sometimes also called a bull market. Bull markets occur during times of high economic production, low unemployment and low inflation. Bear markets, on the other hand, follow downtrends in the economy – inflation and unemployment are rising and stock prices fall.

4. Change Is Good

The stock market is largely controlled by supply and demand. A rise in stock price might cause investors to jump on the bandwagon and thus the price will rise even higher. A falling price might have the same effect, causing investors to jump ship and try and sell all their shares as quickly as possible.

5. FOREX

As the largest in the world, the FOREX market buy one currency against another and individual investors profit from very small changes in value. Most FOREX trades exist only for 24 hours and so traders keep a very close watch on the market to make a profit.

6. The Options Market

The Options Market is similar to the Futures Market in that an option is a contract that gives you the right (but not the obligation) to trade a stock at a certain price before a specified date. This means that if you want to sell but want to hold out a bit longer for a better buyer, you can.

7. Futures

Significantly different from the FOREX market, a Futures Market is where contracts to buy and sell goods at specified prices are traded.
Because market conditions make the actual futures contract fluctuate considerably in value, most investors in the futures market are not
interested in the actual goods – only in the profit that can be realized in trading the contracts.