What happens to your stock when that company is acquired by a larger company?
Answers: You will receive shares in the new company per the takeover arrangement. If the acquisition is private, you will receive cash for the old shares.
Your present stock will become null and void, HOWEVER, you will get stock in the new company. Sometimes, it may be of the same value, sometimes it may be of greater value. you will not lose your investment.
What side will the stock market of india take today?
Answers: Toss a coin
50% chance to be correct in prediction
They say Reliance IPO will take it low/bearish!??
wait ans see!
I want to open a demat account & an online trading account? with whom should i open it ?
Answers: Open with any of the following
1) ICICI Bank (http://www.icicidirect.com)
2) Reliance Money (http://www.reliancemoney.com)
3) Sharekhan (http://www.sharekhan.com)
4) India Bulls (http://www.indiabulls.com)
I am using ICICI Direct and am satisfied with the services, but I have heard that the brokerage of Reliance Money is very less.
Geojit Financial Services, www.geojit.com
i have opened a demat & Trading Account from 2000.
i am using their online Trading for the past 1 year.
their brokerage is less compared to others.
Reliancemoney.com
because they had opened a new ip for trading this is gaining one,join that and get high cash..
if you are in india, and you want to buy and sell shares frequently,ICICIDIRECT with icici bank would be the best.
it is the costliest but the safest.
in this you will have a demat account , a trading account, and your bank account , all combined together. you need not step out of the house, and run to the bank every time you put through a transaction. this is not suitable for traders.
in respect of accounts with other broking companies, you can link a bank of their choice to your demat account. this arrangement also workswell. advantage in these accounts is that the transactions are cheap. but security is not assessed.
as i understand Indiainfoline is the best.
make a thorough study ( as per your needs ) before you open your account.
good luck
geojit
reliancemoney
-icicidirect
-hdfcsec
motilal-oswal
sharekhan
SBI
infoline
Do one which is suitable for banking purpose
you need a PAN card, then demat.
if you are a beginer, better you concert
nearby stock broker.
-anand raathi
-geojit
-india bulls
-relligare etc
Reliance Money
SCB
Reliance Money is the first company in India to offer a flat fee structure to its customers for trading in stocks, commodities etc. on its trading platform, a deviation from the industry practice of charging percentage brokerage per transaction. Through Reliance Money, you get a hassle-free demat account with Reliance Capital.