Bullish and Bearish Market

Bull Market:

            Bull market is stock market in which share are rising or are expected to rise. This is the time when market is gaining confidence. Bull market is period when market rises up to 20%.During this period, investors should go long for stock.

Bear Market:

            The term bear market is reverse to bullish market. It is stock market in which share are falling or expected to fall. This is the time when market loses confidence. It is time period when market falls by 20%. During this time, investors should short stock.

fig; Bullish market & Bearish market

What is stock market?

 Stock Market:

             Stock market or equity market or share market is the place where buying or selling of shares of public listed company takes place. Shares are either traded through stock exchanges or over -the - counter markets.

Types of Stock Market:

                The stock market can be divided into two sections: Primary Market and Secondary Market.  In primary market, company raised capital by issuing shares to public. Shares are issued to public by company through Initial Public Offerings (IPO).

    Once the new stock has been sold in primary market, they are traded in secondary market. Trade in share market means transfer of share from seller to buyer. A buyer bids specific price for stock as well seller ask specific price for stock. In other words, buyer put purchase order of stock at specific price and seller gives sale order of stock at specific price. When the bid and ask prices match, sale order and purchase order will be executed. If there are multiple bidders or askers at a given price, the transactions will be transacted upon first come first serviced basis. 

Starting Investment?

How to start investment in stock market?

           

          Buying, selling and holding of shares required Demat  & Trading account. So, first step to enter in stock market is opening Demat & Trading Account. One can open Demat & Trading account in any stock broker. PAN card, bank proof, ID proof and address proof is mandatory document for opening Demat & Trading account.

            

          Once you start investing in shares, you should have sound knowledge on any script for deciding whether to hold, purchase or buy that script. So second step is to read book, news, articles, etc and follow markets. Money control is also fruitful to investors for depth coverage of market. By monitoring the market each day, investors can expose themselves to the trend of market and business.

            

          The third step might be attending seminar related to stock market. Seminars can provide valuable insight about markets and investment. Seminar focuses on how speaker has utilized their strategies for successful investment over the years. So any beginner can get useful information by attending seminar which he/she can use in their own investment.