Indian Ticker : Choose Right Stocks that Ticks Money

List of Holidays 

1	Mahashivratri	6th March, 2008	Thursday
2	Id-E-Milad	20th March, 2008	Thursday
3	Good Friday / Holi (1st Day)	21st  March, 2008	Friday
4	Ambedkar Jayanti	14th April, 2008	Monday
5	Mahavir Jayanti	18th April, 2008	Friday
6	Maharashtra Day	1st May, 2008	Thursday
7	Buddha Pournima	19th May, 2008	Monday
8	Independence Day	15th August, 2008	Friday
9	Ganesh Chathurthi	3rd September, 2008	Wednesday
10	Ramzan Id / Gandhi Jayanti	2nd October, 2008	Thursday
11	Dasera	9th October, 2008	Thursday
12	Diwali (Laxmi Pujan)	28th October, 2008	Tuesday
13	Diwali (Bhaubeez)	30th October, 2008	Thursday
14	Gurunanak Jayanti	13th November, 2008	Thursday
15	Bakri-Id	9th December, 2008	Tuesday
16	Christmas	25th December, 2008	Thursday

 

Advantages Of Delivery Based Trading

In delivery based trading, you can always hold a stock till it reaches the expected price.

The long term investment can always get you dividend.

You can also benefit from split shares, bonus stocks and other benefits that the company announces.

Disadvantage Of Delivery Based Trading

In delivery trading you pay higher brokerage.

Your investment is always susceptible to market crashes, business cycles and other factors.

You need to analyze for better future companies.

Advantages Of Intraday Trading

No need to pay full price of the stock while trading. You need to pay only a part amount, this amount will be differ as per the brokers. For example, if you have Rs. 10000/- you can able to buy stocks upto Rs.100000/- (1 Lakh). So, you can gain more by investing less.

Intraday trading will give you profit with falling stock price too. You need to sell the stock at higher price(you don’t need to buy it before, you can directly sell them) and buy (cover the order) the stock at lower price. Selling and buying or buying and selling must be closed before the closing of the market. Intraday trading time will be differ with broker policies. Some brokers may urge to close(cover) the order before 30 mins or 40 mins of the market close.

The brokerage of the intraday trading is always lower than the delivery trading.

You will get your money(with profit or loss) back after market closes every day. So you can start a fresh trading in next morning.

Disadvantages Of Intraday Trading

The biggest disadvantage of intraday trading is the time frame. You have to sell the stocks within a day. So, if the stock loses price you are sure to loose money
Solution: You can convert Intraday stocks to delivery stocks. But you may need to pay the full amount.(Because you have paid a part amount in Intraday for that stock).

As part owner of a corporation, you may be entitled to share in the profits of the company. There
is also a chance that the company will grow and the price of the stock may rise.

If the company achieves economic success, the stock value will go up and stockholders will
benefit. For example, if you invested Rs.1,000/- to buy 100 shares of a company at Rs.10/- each and the
shares rose to Rs.13/- each you would gain Rs.300/-. This is equivalent to a 30% return. In cases like
this, both the stockholders and the business would be pleased.

1. The principal owners have to share their ownership with other shareholders.
2. Shareholders have a voice in policies that affect the company operations.

1. A Company can raise more capital than it could borrow.
2. A Company does not have to make periodic interest payments to creditors.
3. A Company does not have to make principal payments.

To start a new business (or fund a new project) a company can raise money in two ways - by
selling shares of equity or by incurring debt. If the owner of our ice cream parlor invested all their
own savings to buy the materials necessary to start the business, they made an equity
investment in the company. Equity is simply ownership of a corporation. Typically, ownership
units in a corporation are referred to as stock.
However, if our owner did not have necessary funds to start their own business they could
finance their operation in one of two ways:
1. Issue stock (or certificates of partial ownership in his company) to people who may be
interested in helping their venture out in return for a proportional share of the profits that
the company might generate.
2. Borrow money that will need to be paid back with interest.

Let’s imagine that you decide to start up your own ice cream shop business. You will need to invest in equipment, food supplies and property. All the money that you invest to start your business is called capital. Essentially, the capital of a business consists of all of its assets (or items to assist in the  creation of wealth).