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 What is equity trading?It is simply buying and selling of equities. However, 
unlike other commodities, equities are not traded everywhere, and are traded 
only in special market places called exchanges.
 What is an exchange?An exchange is a mechanism through which buyers and 
sellers of equities are brought together. These days, this is largely electronic and 
done with computers.Investors cannot, however, participate directly in the 
exchange and can participate only through members of the exchange, popularly 
referred to as brokers.
     How does the exchange works? An exchange has pre-specified timings. 
During that time, all the members of the exchange link up to a central computer 
through their remote terminals. The members then place bids to buy equities, or 
make offers to sell equities. Other members who can match the bid or the offer 
confirm their acceptance, and the transaction is completed.Members of stock 
exchanges place bids and offers on behalf of their clients, who are the investors.
Why are brokers required?
    Investing in equities is quite risky. The broker is a 
professional, who knows the risk and can advise the 
investor accordingly. Secondly, an exchange will 
become an unwieldy mechanism if the entire 
universe of investors were to go and start making 
bids and offers. Reducing the number of individuals 
is a way of keeping control.Third, equity trading can 
also be abused. To prevent these abuses, 
exchanges as well as the Government has a number 
of regulations in place. Restricting activity to the 
members of the exchange will enable the regulations 
to be followed, preventing abuse of the system.
How are shares traded?
 Like in any other buying or selling, once the broker confirms the 
trade, if you are buying the share, you pay the broker the value of 
the shares and take delivery of the shares. If you are selling the 
shares, you hand over the equities to the broker and the broker will 
pay you for your shares.
 When settlement does happen?
Each exchange has its own settlement period within which the entire 
process of delivery and purchase should be completed. Typically, the 
process is completed in a week to ten days?
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What is an index?
 An index is an indicator of how the stock market is doing on the whole. An index 
comprises a basket of stocks. The collective value of these stocks on a given date is 
taken and given a score of 100. From that day onwards, the value of these stocks is 
tracked and its score relative to 100 is computed.The stocks selected are based upon a 
number of parameters that the creators of the index decide. Equally, the valuation is also 
done using complex mathematical principles. Periodically, the list of shares used for 
computing the index also undergoes a change. These changes are decided by the index 
creators based on the parameters they have set for the stocks for inclusion.
 An index shows whether the stock market, on the whole, is appreciating in value or 
declining in value.
 The movement of the index itself is no indicator for individual shares. You may find that a 
particular share may be increasing in its price even when the index is down and vice 
versa. The index is only an indicator of the general trend
 The common indexes in Indian stock markets are the SENSEX, the index for stocks 
listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and Nifty, the index for stocks listed on the 
National Stock Exchange.
Which shares to Buy and sell?
 Buying and selling shares involve a fair amount of research. These 
involve assessing how well the company is managed, how the 
company is performing compared to others in the industry, how the 
industry itself is doing, the financial performance of the company, the 
interest of the lay public in the company, etc.It is best that you consult 
an expert in such analysis, before you decided to buy or sell a 
particular share. Such investment advice is also provided by your 
share brokers.
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