Investor Guide - Know what NSE says on smart investments
The individuals who are interested in investing in stock markets must be aware of certain things. Recently, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) has tweeted from its official Twitter handle about how to invest in a smart way.
The individuals who are interested in investing in stock markets must be aware of certain things. Recently, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) has tweeted from its official Twitter handle about how to invest in a smart way. The interested individuals must login to the official website of NSE at nseindia.com.
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It must be noted that an investor cannot directly buy or sell shares on a stock exchange, as per the official NSE website. The registered members of a stock exchange are called stock brokers. They trade on an investor’s behalf. They are either an independent service provider, or employed at a brokerage firm. It is ideal for them to have the required qualification and experience in the field of finance. A broker in the stock market scenario is also called a Trading Member.
It must be noted that a stock broker is familiar with the formalities of market and hence, you may depend on their judgment and knowledge. They can enable you to make the right decisions in the market.
An investor must know that a broker can do certain things for an investor. They are as follows:
1) Guide and representative you at the stock market.
2) Buy and sell stocks.
3) Provide right information about the investment options available at the stock market.
4) Provide correct information on shares and their prices obligatorily.
5) Inform you about appropriate market moves.
In case you are dissatisfied with the services of your broker, you may file a complaint with SEBI under the Arbitration Laws.
NSE has recently tweeted from its official Twitter handle about certain things that an investor should keep in mind while investing. The tweet said, "Be a smart investor. Don’t fall for schemes that promise unrealistically high/assured returns. Soch kar, Samjah kar, Invest Kar."
Be a smart investor. Don’t fall for schemes that promise unrealistically high/assured returns.
Soch kar, Samjah kar, Invest Kar.#InvestorAwareness #InvestorBenefit #NSE #NSEIndia pic.twitter.com/oFYv29Ojkl— NSEIndia (@NSEIndia) December 19, 2021
Now, the things than NSE pointed out are as follows:
1) Investing on promises of assured returns can be steep as they are promises that no one can keep
2) It has to be remembered that returns are a function of market conditions
3) One should be aware before investing in any situation
In case of further details, the prospective investors must login to the official website of NSE at nseindia.com.
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