How to Invest in the Share Market?

If you want to invest in stocks, you should keep in mind that Investing in the share market can be tricky as a beginner.I want to teach you that there are two types of share markets:

Primary and Secondary Share Markets.

Type of Share Market

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प्राथमिक और द्वितीयक शेयर बाजार। 

Type of Share Market

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Investing in the Primary Share Market

Investments in the primary share market are through an Initial Public Offering (IPO). After a company receives all the applications made for an IPO by investors, the applications are counted and shares are allotted based on demand and availability. To invest in both primary and secondary markets, you need to have a Demat account that will hold electronic copies of your shares. Additionally, a trading account is also important which will help in buying and selling shares online.

In rare cases, it is also possible for a trader to apply directly from their bank account. IPO application through net banking is made easy via a process that is known as Application Supported by Blocked Amount (ASBA).

As per the ASBA process, if one applies for shares that are worth 1 lakh, instead of being sent to the company, these funds will be blocked into their bank account. Once you receive your allotment of shares, the exact amount will then be debited with the balance being released. All applications that are sent to IPOs are required to follow this protocol. Once shares are allotted to traders, they are listed on the stock exchange, and you can begin trading them within one week.

Read More : Documents required for opening a Demat/Trading Account

Investing in the Secondary Share Market

Secondary share market investing or trading refers to the regular purchase and sale of shares or stocks. There are a few simple steps to follow before you start investing in the secondary share market.

Step 1:Open a Demat and trading account.

This is the starting point to invest in the Share market.If you don't open a demat account then you can't sell purchase shares And you need to link your bank account for a seamless transaction.

Step 2:Selection of shares.

Log into your trading account with your user id & password and choose the shares that you want to sell or buy. Here you have to see the share price and you have to see how many shares you will buy

Step 3:Select the price point of Share

See the share price and you have to see how many shares you will buy, Wait for the buyer or seller to reciprocate that request.

Step 4:Complete the transaction

Check everything and submit.Once the transaction is complete, you receive either shares or money for the stocks that you have respectively purchased or sold.

Ensure that you are mindful of the duration for which you remain invested and the financial goals you wish to achieve through your investments.

So far you know what share market is, first you know what you have to do, what are the types of share market and how it works, such as how to choose shares, how to purchase and sell.

What is Demat Account/ How to work demat account:

You must have a demat account, you must create its user id and password, and as I said earlier you must link your account, from where you can buy shares, means you have to add funds to the demat account, and from that fund you can buy shares. can buy, then when you sell shares, the value of your shares is added to the fund of your demat account, from there you can transfer to the bank account link you have, but some funds have to be transferred to demat account, besides automatic paisa Your link goes to bank account. Then you will login your demat account, from there you can buy shares of your choice. See demat account works just like your bank account works, you deposit and withdraw money in your bank, and demat account is the same, here you buy and sell shares.

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Consistency - The Key to Success

Consistency is the key to success as everyone knows, continuous investment for a minimum of 3 to 4 months will give you immense knowledge and valuable lessons that will enhance your adaptability. For new investors, it's all about building an investment portfolio. When you get some really good gains within a few months of your learning phase, you shouldn't be tempted by it. You should not make a huge investment all at once, you should invest slowly.
To buy and sell a share or stock, you will need (usually less than 1%), service charge, brokerage etc. So, it is the amount required to buy the stock and the additional charges that you have to bear.

Conclusion

Newbies will invest less and as smart investors there is no fixed or minimum amount to start investing in the stock market. It all depends on the investor's willingness, comfort and ability to take the risk of investing a certain amount. But as a rule of thumb.
FAQ

Q. How can I start investing in share market?
Ans. We have first discussed how to invest in the stock market

Q. Can I invest Rs 1000 in share market?
Ans. Yes, you can invest in Rs. 1000 rupees of share market, You select the shares of your choice within Rs 1000 then you can buy.

Q. How do beginners invest?
Ans. It is always advisable for a beginner to start with a lesser amount and trade cautiously.also We have first discussed how do beginners invest stock market you read the previous article.

Q. Can I invest Rs 500 in share?
Ans. Yes, you can invest in Rs. 500 rupees of share market, You select the shares of your choice within Rs 1000 then you can buy.

Q. Can I invest 100 rupees in share market?
Ans. Yes, you can invest in Rs. 100 rupees of share market, You select the shares of your choice within Rs 1000 then you can buy.