Share Market

The Share Market, also known as the stock market, allows companies to raise capital and investors to buy ownership (shares) in those companies. When you buy a share, you become a partial owner of that company.

In India, the main stock exchanges are:

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How the Share Market Works

• Investors place buy/sell orders through brokers
• Prices are determined by demand and supply
• Trading happens in real-time during market hours

Types of Share Markets

• Primary Market: Where companies issue new shares (IPO)
• Secondary Market: Where investors trade existing shares

Benefits

• Opportunity for wealth creation
• Liquidity (easy to buy/sell shares)
• Dividend income

Risks

• Market volatility
• Price fluctuations
• Potential losses

The share market is suitable for investors looking for long-term growth, but it requires knowledge, patience, and risk management.

"If you buy shares of a company at ₹100 and the price rises to ₹150, you earn a profit of ₹50 per share."