Plz answer my queries about sensex!!!!!?
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The Sensex is an index of companies traded on the Bombay Stock Exchange.  The sensex is a basket of 30 stocks representative of large companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange.\n\nSo, you cannot buy the "Sensex" but you can buy and sell the shares of the constitute 30 companies.\n\nTo trade stocks in a publicly listed company you need to have a broking account.\n\nThe prices of te stocks go up and down through simple supply and demand, much like the price of fish in a fish market where you have competing buyers and sellers.\n\nThe factors that affect an individual buyer or seller are too numerous to mention.  One buyer might think the company has good future prospects.  Another buyer may be a retirement fund that has to buy stock because more money has been injected into the fund.  One seller may be concerned about a recent news announcement.  Another seller may be a trader simply wishing to sell to bank some profit.  Another seller may simply want the cash to invest in something else.\n\nThe price is simply the overall market perception of that stock.
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If u r long term holder this share is a "must hold" share.I have visited Hyderabad airport being developed by them and it is impressive.Delhi airport is going great guns too.The management of the company thinks big
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Ther is no such index as Cash Value anyways being a STock invester.\n\nI'll give u some idea about the present condition of indian rupee\n\nPer Capita income  Rs 19,200\nNatinal Income     Rs 20,000,000,000 Appx.\n\nDollar : 46.23\nYen ( 100 ) : 32.67\nPound  : 79.89\nThai: 11.86\n\nAll values in right side in rupees.\nThey r variable 2 change per minutebt these r latest right now.\n\nGlad 2 answer u.....
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Check this like out: http://www.indiahowto.com/what-are-stocks.html\n\nHere you will get all the basics of the stock market. It is written in a very practical way such that you can use the info!\n\nCya
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hi\nI have no idea about your knowledge on mutual fund. so it is difficult to me to understand from where I start and where to end.\nSo I just describe the basic things of mutual funds. Actually mutual fund are share trading companies. \nThink you have invested in five different share of the capital of 10 lakh but you are not related to this field, then it is difficult for you to make decisions when to sell or buy share.\nIn that case the solution is mutual funds, most of mutual fund are created by big financial company or banks. you invest in mutual fund and mutual fund invest in share. so indirectly you investing in shares with the help of professional persons.So mutual fund is more secure than investing in equity share.and secondly mutual fund work under observation of Security Exchange Board of India.\n\nbut risk also exist with mutual fund too because indirectly your money is investing on market.    \n\nmutual fund can be classified such as \nEquity diversified\nhybrid equity oriented\nhybrid Debt oriented\ngilt etc. \n\nfor more details or specific details you can mail me .
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Stock Market (or stock exchange) is a place where stock (or shares as we call in india) are traded between investors at a particular price that is purely determined by the demand and supply of the shares.\n\nFor example, if the demand of the share is greater than the supply, the price of the share will keep rising until the demand is equal to supply. As a result the price of the share goes up. Alternatively, if the supply of the share is more than the demand, the price of the share falls till it equals demand. \n\nNormally one would want to buy the shares of company that are performing good. This would result in a rise in demand of the shares and the price will start rising. The price will rise until the ivestors feel that the share price correctly co relates with the good performace of the company. Similarly one would try and sell shares of a company that is performing poorly and so the supply will rise. The price will continue to fall till investors feel that the price correctly corelates with the performance.\n\nIt is worth noting that any news that has an effect on the performance of the company will be reflected in the price movement of the share. For example, if the government announces that there is an upward revision in the price of petrol, the most likely gainers will be companies like Indian Oil, BPCL, HPCL, ONGC, Reliance etc. Therefore, their stocks (share prices) will start rising. Alternatively if the government announces that there is no revision in the price of petrol even though the price of crude is rising in the international market, the share prices of these companies will be under pressure and will probably fall. \n\nNow a days shares are held in dematerialized or demat (i.e. in electronic form without any paperwork involved) form with a share broker who is registered with the stock exchange. In India, there are two stock exchanges viz - \n\n1) The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)\n2) The National Stock Exchange (NSE)\n\nBoth the exchanges are headquarted in Mumbai. A broker can be a member of either of the two or both.\n\nSensex (Sensitive Index) is an index of the most commonly traded 30 stocks on the BSE. Time to time, the BSE allocates weightage to different stocks that reflect their importance in the stock markets. Take an example of two stocks RELAINCE and TATA POWER where both are included in the Sensex. If the stock price of Reliance goes up by Rs 10 and the stock price of TATA POWER falls by Rs 10, does it mean that they will balance each other? The answer is no. This is becuase the weight of the Reliance Stock is much more than Tata Power. In such a case the rise in the Reliance Stock will out weigh the loss in Tata Power's stock and the Sensex will rise (assuming other stocks remain where they are). It is to be noted that the sensex will either move upwards or downwards only the performace of these 30 stocks. Since the general mood of the market is reflected by the movement in the Sensex, it reamins in the news all the time.\n\nPlease note that this explanation is a very simple explanation on the movement in the Indian Stock Market. There may be many other factors that determine the demand and supply of shares.\n\nHope one finds this information useful.
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A sensex represents the changes in the market price of a selected band of companies.\nThe current prices are compared to a standard fixed set of prices  adn the points are calculated
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Just visit www.stocksidea.com, they are investment & stock market consultants, u will get all answers thr.
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Securities markets fluctuate however they can also surge and crash. India, like japan is in a bull market. The sinsex has not boomed to the point of a collapse-india is just going to grow for a long time. I think that India is a relatively safe place to invest for the next few years. I would not worry of a "bust". My suggestion would be to buy Indian companies that trade on US exchanges though. ie. HDB
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Hey !\n\nI do agree with u that the stock market is falling. But dear, how come u expect the consequent rise in anything, isn't it?\n\nExcess of anything is poison, right?\nand that exactly has happened in this case.\nwell, let me tell u that the correction was expected even when the market had risen to the point of 6000, then 8000 and then after at 10000. moreover, let me tell u this was beyond the expectation ie. of 12000 pts. \n\nAnd that is why the market had to fall anyway. there is nothing wrong in that, right?\n\nNow, another issue to ponder is that it is also because of the increase in reservation quota and the corporat honchos didn't like it anymore. so they protested by way of reducing their stake and that too by way of bringing the fluctuations in the economy also.\n\nBut one thing is always for sure that the short term correction is much much better than that of the long term berrish market.
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I don't there are any exchange traded funs for Sensex. But I beleive ICICI is working on launcing one soon, similar to Spice which was launched with little success! You might as well trade in F&O.
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sensex means stock exchange index.  All stock exchanges are having an index which is an indication of their health in trading and general economy of that particular country.  If the country is doing well economically and they get a huge foreign exchange in flow the trade in stocks picks up and simultaneously the index picks up.  Assuming at a particular time the index started at 7200 points and due to hectic trading in the stock market the index will gain more points and eventually cross 8000 marks which is what has happened first time ever in that particular stock exchange.Obviously this shows the health of the economy and calls for celebration.  However, the reverse will also take place and index can come back to where it started due to volatile trading in stocks or due to malpractices followed by the brokers.
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if you are asking for indain . \n\n its not registered . so be carefull \n\n & read all document b4 investing .
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Since every individual cannot become expert for trading in stock market and making large money due to lack of time and expertise.Due to this limitation the concept of Mutual Fund (MF) has come into picture.\n\nMF is a trust created by a trustee. For eg. In india Reliance Mutual fund is created by Reliance Capital who is a trustee. That MF collects funds from retail individuals and invest in the market. For doing this MF hires Fund Managers called FMC. They are group of experts who form a company and render services to any individual MF. They will be paid for their services. And when the retail investor request for redemption of funds. The MF sells the shares to that extent and return the money to the individual. The valuation is based on NAV (Net Asset Value). This figure is calculated everyday on the basis of the value of whole portfolio at the end of everyday. So the day when you invest the money will be converted to units (not shares) at that day's NAV and then when you sell those units will be muntiplied by the NAV on selling day and gives you money back. \n\nHope I am clear and elaborate enough.
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The Sensex is an "index". What is an index? An index is basically an indicator. It gives you a general idea about whether most of the stocks have gone up or most of the stocks have gone down. \n\nThe Sensex is an indicator of all the major companies of the BSE. \n\nThe Nifty is an indicator of all the major companies of the NSE.  \n\nIf the Sensex goes up, it means that the prices of the stocks of most of the major companies on the BSE have gone up. If the Sensex goes down, this tells you that the stock price of most of the major stocks on the BSE have gone down. \n\nJust like the Sensex represents the top stocks of the BSE, the Nifty represents the top stocks of the NSE. \n\nJust in case you are confused, the BSE, is the Bombay Stock Exchange and the NSE is the National Stock Exchange. The BSE is situated at Bombay and the NSE is situated at Delhi. These are the major stock exchanges in the country. There are other stock exchanges like the Calcutta Stock Exchange etc. but they are not as popular as the BSE and the NSE.Most of the stock trading in the country is done though the BSE & the NSE. \n\nBesides Sensex and the Nifty there are many other indexes. There is an index that gives you an idea about whether the mid-cap stocks go up and down. This is called the “BSE Mid-cap Index”. There are many other types of indexes.\n\nThere is an index for the metal stocks. There is an index for the FMCG stocks. There is an index for the automobile stocks etc.
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There is nothing wrong. its a natural rule wht goes up...comes down....u shud not be worried abt the rise and fall in the market...if u invest right...thn u will always make money irrespective of the market trend...moreover u can take help of an analyst who can help u with recommendations on a small fee...and help u make huge money.\n\nThe guy who helps me in BSE & NSE has also started a blog recently called:\n\nhttp://spaces.msn.com/paise-pe-paisa