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Shah Jigna
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i have got project on brokers and the sub brokers in the indian stock market. can u pls help me out? points to be covered are role, importance, functions, brokers in indian stock market, registration with sebi and stock exchange, how do they assist the investors, promotion of their services, types of service provided. pls help . its urgent.
heyyy m interested in stock market..how is it related if a want 2 pursue MBA in finance??
how r the BSE n NSE courses....?
m gettin a chance 2 learn in motilal oswal brokers...is it bettr 2 wrk here thn a course(BSE,NSE)??
aankit
i really dont think that you can work with a broker without having appropriate certifications from BSE/NSE. NSE however doesn't offer any course, instead it offers certifications. You may probably with some good knowledge can pass this examination. Whats more you are getting a good opportunity from a reputed broker. Go and work, you will get good knowledge after you work. Just doing the course is not enough, proper applications of the same will surely benefit you.
Good luck!!
i am complete blank in stock market...n i wanna learn about this feild..how should i go about with this????
i think you probably should enroll yourself in BSE courses. They have number of courses and go for the one which actually suits you. You would acquire good knowledge. BSE conducts Basic Course on stock markets. That should be useful for you
Hi, This is Jasdeep, I want your help, can you please guide me how the point system works in stock exchange, like say sensex is at 16000 points, I want to know how this valuation is done.
Regards
Jasdeep Singh Oberoi
the SENSEX includes 30 stocks which you can find it on BSE website. Each share is given certain weights and these 30 shares represent the index. As the value of these shares change every now and then, the change is then multiplied to its assigned weights. Weights are assigned as free float market capitalisation/total free float market capitalisation. These weighted change is summed up and you can see how much the index has moved in either ways.
You can get free float of all the stocks on bse website
adityam12345
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Cn sm1 plz explain beta, itz contruction and itz application .....
....... thanks in advance
....... thanks in advance
adityam12345
New member
also it wud b gr8 if sm1 explain the funda of arbritagein in the stock market .......... thanks again
adityam12345
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wat the factors leading to such a poor performance by the sensex ........
Cn sm1 plz explain beta, itz contruction and itz application .....
....... thanks in advance
Beta represents the slope of regression and measures the responsiveness of the security to general market movements. It indicates how extensively the return of the portfolio/security will vary wrt changes in market rate of return.
Theoretically, if the beta is 1.2 and the index gives return of 10%, then the security/portfolio will give 10*1.2 = 12% return.
Value of beta can be arrived in many ways depending on the data you have. I have mentioned couple of frequently used ways to arrive at the beta value:
1. The value of beta can be arrived through CRL or CAPM model
2. The value of beta can arrived at COVARIANCE/VARIANCE (covar/var)
I usually use covar/var of the returns to calculate the value of beta.
hello m doin mba finance.i hav 2mke a project on share mkt emphasisng on d fluctuations frm 20th jan'08.nd i donn hav any idea regardin share mkt coz honestly m least intrstd 2b a part of ths ,bt stil bein a finance stud i thnk itz imp 4me 2learn abt it...so if any1 can plz help me out hw 2knw abt wht exactly happens in dis mkt n hw 2strt upp wth ths project...can mail me at:
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