Share Market Today
The stock market is like a marketplace where investors trade in various financial instruments like bonds, stocks, and other derivatives. The Indian stock exchanges are NSE and BSE. Firms seeking to raise capital sell bonds or Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) on the stock exchange. Investors can then benefit from buying and selling these bonds, or IPOs.
If you are considering investing in the stock market today or the future, keep an eye on the stock market live.
Market Statistics
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- Company Name
- ₹ Price
- ₹ Change
- % Change
- Hindalco Inds.
- 676
- 28.5
- 4.4%
- Bharti Airtel
- 1647
- 69.0
- 4.4%
- NTPC
- 405
- 15.2
- 3.9%
- Shriram Finance
- 3401
- 120.9
- 3.7%
- M & M
- 2741
- 86.7
- 3.3%
- Bharti Airtel
- 1647
- 68.8
- 4.4%
- NTPC
- 405
- 15.1
- 3.9%
- M & M
- 2742
- 89.2
- 3.4%
- JSW Steel
- 955
- 28.4
- 3.1%
- Adani Ports
- 1472
- 42.1
- 2.9%
- Nestle India
- 2524
- -2.3
- -0.1%
- Company Name
- ₹ Price
- 52W High
- % Change
- Zomato Ltd
- 283.90
- 286.0
- 4.5%
- BLS Internat.
- 457.25
- 463.9
- 4.2%
- Kalyan Jewellers
- 689.30
- 694.7
- 4.9%
- Bharti Airtel
- 1646.75
- 1652.8
- 4.4%
- Indian Energy Ex
- 216.52
- 219.6
- 2.2%
- CSB Bank
- 325.05
- 307.7
- -1.5%
- CreditAcc. Gram.
- 1253.65
- 1153.0
- 3.5%
- RBL Bank
- 213.62
- 205.3
- 1.9%
- Allcargo Logist.
- 67.53
- 58.6
- -1.7%
- Equitas Sma. Fin
- 82.07
- 74.6
- 0.7%
- Index
- Value
- Change
- % Change
- Nifty 100
- 26461
- 473.3
- 1.8%
- Nifty 50
- 25389
- 470.5
- 1.9%
- Nifty Bank
- 51772
- 762.4
- 1.5%
- Nifty Midcap 100
- 59640
- 702.3
- 1.2%
- Nifty Next 50
- 75446
- 1091.1
- 1.5%
- SET
- 1428
- 74.0
- 5.5%
- All Share
- 10776
- 56.4
- 0.5%
- NZX 50 Index
- 12616
- 60.0
- 0.5%
- Jakarta Composite
- 7722
- 27.3
- 0.4%
- PSE Composite
- 6936
- 12.7
- 0.2%
- Company Name
- ₹ Price
- Change (%)
- Volume
- Apollo Hospitals
- 7062
- 161.6 (2.3%)
- 831152
- UltraTech Cem.
- 11710
- 222.8 (1.9%)
- 455934
- Shriram Finance
- 3401
- 120.9 (3.7%)
- 1832723
- Tata Steel
- 152
- 3.6 (2.4%)
- 73191476
- JSW Steel
- 955
- 27.1 (2.9%)
- 3061006
- Stanrose Mafat.
- 87
- 2.5 (2.9%)
- 12628
- Kiran Syntex
- 8
- -0.4 (-4.9%)
- 6877
- Ramsons Projects
- 52
- 2.5 (5.0%)
- 1649
- Prima Industries
- 20
- -1.3 (-5.9%)
- 3955
- Quantum Nifty 50
- 2734
- 32.0 (1.2%)
- 708
- Reliance Industries Ltd
- 2959.6
- 56.6
- 56.6
- Zomato Limited
- 283.9
- 12.15
- 12.15
- Hdfc Bank Ltd
- 1666.6
- 22.7
- 22.7
- Tata Motors Limited
- 986.15
- 9.85
- 9.85
- Honasa Consumer Limited
- 493.85
- -28.15
- -28.15
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- Company Name
- ₹ Market Price
- Market Cap (in ₹Cr)
- ₹ 52 Week High
What is the Share Market?
The share market is a marketplace where buyers and sellers trade publicly available shares at specific times. Such financial operations occur through regulated exchanges and over-the-counter (OTC) markets that follow the rules. The terms "share market" and "stock market" are frequently used interchangeably. Often, people ignore the slight difference between the two because it has little to do with financial or legal truth and more to do with syntax. You will require a Demat account to invest in stocks or, more particularly, to purchase shares of a company's stock.
If you wish to invest in the stock market today or in the future, keeping a longer horizon is best because the odds of generating inflation-beating returns improve over time. On the other hand, traders profit from increases in equity shares, which can last anywhere from a few minutes to the whole trading session.
Types of Share Markets
The two market categories are primary and secondary share markets.
1. The primary share market: Companies register in the primary market by providing information about themselves and the stocks they wish to issue. Then, they issue shares to obtain cash, a process known as 'listing.' A firm must go through the Initial Public Offering (IPO) procedure if it wants to issue shares for the first time.
2. The secondary market: After a firm is listed and its stock is issued, the trade commences in the secondary market. A secondary market is where investors (sellers and buyers) get together, interact (at a predetermined price), and earn a profit. After selling the shares, investors can quit the secondary market.
The share market today is further subdivided into an equity and a derivative market based on the financial instrument traded.
● Equity Market: When you buy stocks, a broker executes the order at an "ask price" provided by the sellers. The buyer pays the total value of the stocks, which is calculated by multiplying the total number of stocks by the current share price. Once the payment is released, the stocks are deposited into the buyer's account. Payment includes brokerage fees and transaction costs.
● Derivatives market: Trading takes place through two instruments: the Future contract and the Option contract. Stocks are acquired and sold in both circumstances. An Option contract offers you to disregard the financial arrangement. However, a Future contract guarantees the completion of the transaction at a predetermined rate and, more significantly, within a certain amount of time.
Why Invest in the Share Market?
You can invest in the share market today for the following reasons.
● High Returns: Investing in the share market can yield ample returns on your investment. Thus, investing here allows you to compound your money over time and generate wealth for various life goals. If you acquire shares in a reliable firm and retain them for an extended time, you can amass a sizable fortune.
● Diversification: Diversification is a fundamental investment principle. To diversify your risk, you can invest in various assets in the share market, including large-cap stocks, mid-cap stocks, small-cap stocks, preference shares, debt securities, and common stock. If one's returns drop, the other can compensate. However, over-diversification will not add any actual value to your investment portfolio.
● Flexible and Simple: Investing in the stock market is not difficult. You only need to be diligent in your approach to long-term investment and do a little research on the company’s stock you want to buy. You could do it independently or hire a broker to assist you. You also need a Demat account and a trading account. As there is no lock-in period for share market investments, you can purchase and sell shares whenever you want.
● Beats Inflation effects: Inflation is the overall rise in an economy's price levels over time. It reduces the value of your investments and the purchasing power of your currency. A food item that costs Rs. 80 today may cost Rs. 100 next year. Bank FDs and PPF returns are unlikely to outperform the impact of inflation. Thus, they cannot effectively resist the consequences of inflation. If you stay invested for the long term, share market returns are substantially more significant and can help you beat inflation.
FAQs
How many shares or stocks should I buy?
Divide your available investment capital by the stock's current share price. The number of shares you may purchase depends on whether your broker permits you to purchase fractional shares. If you can only acquire total shares (the most usual), round up to the subsequent whole number.
What are Stocks or Shares?
Shares are regarded as units of stocks. But the terms are often used interchangeably. Shares are financial instruments representing the partial ownership of a company. Stocks represent part ownership in more than one organisation. You should have detailed knowledge about the share market or stock market before investing in it.
What is the Share Market or Stock Market?
Stocks, equities, bonds, or other securities are actively traded in the stock market or stock exchange. Before beginning to trade, you must be aware of the stock market live news. The share market is a platform where traders come together to buy or sell publicly listed shares during specific hours of the day.
How does the Stock Market or Share Market Work?
The stock market today enables companies to fund operations by collecting money through the selling of shares of stocks. Therefore, the stock market helps create and sustain wealth for investors. An investor can invest in the share market today and earn profits either on a short-term or a long-term basis. While long-term investments are termed equity investments, short-term investments are regarded as debt investments.
What are the charges for investing in stocks with 5paisa?
When you make stock investments with 5paisa, you will be charged Rs 20 brokerage per executed order.
Where can I get to see the share market live chart?
If you want to see the share market live chart today, you can check out the 5paisa website. The share market live chart is important for understanding whether the price of stocks is going up or down. You must make your decision of buying or selling shares after carefully looking at the live share prices.
Which type of investments are best for beginners?
The following are some of the investments options for beginners: High-interest savings accounts, mutual funds, Deposit certificates (CDs), individual stocks, ETFs, and an employer retirement plan.
How would you choose a stock for your portfolio?
You may use the following procedures to select the best stocks to invest in:
1. Conduct research and understand the business. It involves conducting fundamental and technical research to evaluate a stock's fair value and analysing a company's future to ensure it aligns with your strategy and goals.
2. Build your portfolio using quantitative and qualitative stock analysis. It allows you to develop a strategy that works for you.
3. Avoid making investment decisions based on emotion. Refrain from acquiring stock merely because it is trending, and do not hurry into any purchasing or selling decisions.
4. Diversify your assets to minimise your risk.
What instruments are traded in stock markets?
The most commonly traded financial products are Shares/stocks, derivatives, bonds, and mutual funds.