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What are Stocks?

Stocks are securities that gives the buyer (shareholder) proportionate ownership of the company. Basis market capitalisation, stocks can be divided into large cap or bluechip stocks, midcap stocks and small cap stocks.

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Passive vs Active Investing

DifferencesPassive InvestingActive Investing
ApproachBuying and holding stocks for long termBuying and selling for quick gains from market trends
GoalsMatch market performanceBeat market trends through stock selection and timing
ManagementMinimal; requires little active decision-makingHands-on, often requires professional fund managers
RiskLower (diversified and less prone to market timing)Higher (depends on individual decisions and timing)
CostLower expense ratios and feesHigher fees due to frequent orders and management
TimeRequires less time and effort to manageRequires significant research and attention
ROISteady, market-average returns over timePotential for high returns (also prone to losses)

Types of stock trading

Intraday Trading
Buying and selling stocks within the same trading day
Delivery Trading
Buying stocks and holding them in their demat account for long term
Swing Trading
Buying and selling stocks within days or weeks to benefit from short- to medium-term price trends 
Positional Trading
Long-term trading based on fundamental analysis and historical data 
Scalping
Quick trades based on price gaps or market trends for gains within a few minutes
Momentum Trading
Trading stocks that show strong upward or downward trends 
Derivative Trading
Buying or selling futures and options to hedge risks or speculate on price movements 
Algorithmic Trading
Trading using programs, models and APIs to execute orders based on pre-set criteria 

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    Operating EBITDA stood at Rs 436 crore during the quarter, registering the de-growth of 20.58% as compared with Rs 549 crore posted in same quarter last year. EBITIDA margin contracted to 9.5 in Q2 FY25 as compared with 12.4% in Q2 FY24.

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    Vishu Goel, associate vice president, retail sales, commercial & marketing and Shyam Swamy, vice president, home improvement, d'cor, services & retailing has resigned from the services of the company.

    The company's board has approved the appointment of Ashish Rae, currently associate vice president - project sales as associate vice president - retail sales, marketing & commercial with effect f...

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    Britannia Industries Ltd soars 0.19%, up for fifth straight session

    Britannia Industries Ltd gained for a fifth straight session today. The stock is quoting at Rs 4778.45, up 0.19% on the day as on 12:44 IST on the NSE. The benchmark NIFTY is down around 0.03% on the day, quoting at 23805.25. The Sensex is at 78760.73, up 0.08%. Britannia Industries Ltd has slipped around 2.62% in last one month.

    Meanwhile, Nifty FMCG index of which Britannia Industries ...

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FAQs

What does trading on equity mean?

Trading on equity is an action wherein a company raises debt to boost returns on investments. The funds are used to procure more assets that the company hopes will offer greater returns than the interest payable on the new debt. Companies borrow capital based on their equity. A company borrowing an amount larger than its equity is referred to as 'trading on thin equity'. If the amount borrowed is lower, it is called 'trading on thick equity'.

How do I trade in the Indian equity market?

In India, the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE) are the two major stock exchanges where you can trade in the equity market. You must hold a DEMAT and trading account to start Equity Trading on these stock exchanges.

Do equities differ from shares?

Equities are synonymous with shares or stocks, and the terms are used interchangeably. When you invest in shares or stocks of a company, you are essentially buying an equity stake in it and becoming a part-owner of a given company. A company that registers itself on the stock exchange for trading offers its stocks or equities to the general public. Investors can choose the number of shares, and the subsequent investment amount, based on the shares available in the equity trading market.

What does it mean when an investor short sells a stock?

An investor borrows shares of stocks from brokers that they believe will decrease in value. The investor sells the shares to the buyers who will pay the market price of those shares. Here, the investor does not own the stock. The broker will lend you the stock to short sell. You sell the borrowed stock at a higher price and buy back the same number of shares at a lower price. The difference in the price will be your profit. After selling the stock, if the price rises instead of falling, you have to square off the trade at a loss.

How does Margin Trading work?

Margin Trading is a type of Equity Trading where investors buy more stocks than they can afford from a broker willing to lend the stocks. The stocks will act as collateral for the broker. You open a Margin Trading Facility (MTF) account with the trader and pay a minimum margin amount that the broker can use to recover any losses. Margin trading takes place within the same day. You must square off your position at the end of every session. If not, the broker has the right to square off those shares.