A stock market is a stage where financial backers come to exchange financial instruments like offers, bonds, and subordinates. The stock exchange fills in as a facilitator of this exchange and empowers the buying and selling of offers. Stock markets are among the biggest roads for investments. There are essentially two stock exchanges in India, the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE). Organizations list their portions interestingly on a stock exchange through an IPO. Financial backers may then exchange these offers through the auxiliary market. The two stock exchanges in India have on certain events seen stocks worth INR 6,00,000 crores being exchanged. The unenlightened in India frequently consider putting resources into stocks markets betting, however a fundamental comprehension of the offer market can change that insight.
Dr. Ratna R Patil Assistant Professor Department of commerce obtained her Ph.d in commerce from Swami Vivekanand University Sagar Madhya Pradesh, India. Received her master degree of commerce in Gogate college of Commerce Belgaum India. She passed the K-SLET in Mysore University, she has guided many student for their research work. She has published many articles in national and international journal an innovative and knowledgeable professional having 8 year experience as a lectture.
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