From where on earth to go shares and purchase it,what is the cost for that?
details about from where on earth to purchase share, how the share market valuated what is sensex ,bse,nse,what is the difference between themAnswers: To supply or purchase shares you need
a) PAN Number (since you are resident of India) , whether you settle up income tax or not.
b) Dmat reason
c) trading account
d) sandbank account
Shares can be purchased or sold through a trading story which will go to your dmat explanation. Providers like icicidirect.com, reliance money, india bulls, hdfc, karv, kotak etc offer these services.
BSE is bombay stock exchange
NSE is national stock exchange
BSE index is called SENSEX
NSE index is call NIFTY
Sensex is made up of 30 stocks
NIFTY is made up of 50 stocks
The combined sum of the share prices of respective shares, form, index.
A stockbroker does all the buying and selling of stocks. You obligation to choose one and set up an account next to them. you can find several stockbroker websites by clicking on this link.
http://www.G00GLE.com/search?sourceid=na...
He or she can also answer any question you might have.
I aspiration you well,
Hope
First return with an Income Tax PAN card,
Secondly, Open 3-in-1 Account with HDFC Bank / ICICI Bank (Savings Bank Account + Demat Account + Trading Account)
Or
Open Only Savings Bank Account next to HDFC Bank / ICICI Bank and Demat and Trading Account with any reliable stock broker (Reliance Money / India Infoline / Indiabulls / Kotak Securities / Edelweiss Capital / Geogit Securities).
Start watching CNBC TV 18 everyday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. every dark for a week.
Invest only contained by Top 5 to 10 Scrips of Indian Stock market:
Reliance Industries (RELIANCE), Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), NTPC, Bharti Airtel (BHARTIARTL), ICICI Bank (ICICIBANK), Larsen & Toubro (LT), Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL), Steel Authority of India (SAIL), Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Housing Development Finance Corporation (HDFC).
You can email / message me anytime if you necessitate more advice. My Email address is aramaiya(a)yahoo.com .
How much amount will i get after 20 years if i invest RS25000 per year for 3 year?
Answers: Well, that is going to depend on the rate at which your money will grow. Since you have mentioned 3 years of investment and 20 years for it to mature, I shall assume that you are talking about some ULIP (Unit Linked Insurance Product).
The rate at which yur money will grow, will depend upon how your ULIP fund manager invests your money. As per current trends it has been noticed that investments in equities have given higher returns in past. But as you must be aware, the risks involved in investing in equities are much higher.
ULIPs also have many charges that are deducted from your premiums before they actually get invested. For example, there is the mortality chage (The portion that serves to give you your life insuarance), fund management charges, administrative charges. So the more insurance you opt for, the more mortality chage that is deducted from your premium before it gets invested. These charges also depend upon your age, profession etc. Also you should be aware that the charges are generally higher fot the 1st three years of your policy.
You may ask you agent to give you an illustration for your particular scenario, and they are the best persons to do it for you. Alternatively, most of the Insurance companies have an online calculator for these purposes on their website. You may try to use those.
First get an Income Tax PAN card,
Secondly, Open 3-in-1 Account with HDFC Bank / ICICI Bank (Savings Bank Account + Demat Account + Trading Account)
Or
Open Only Savings Bank Account with HDFC Bank / ICICI Bank and Demat and Trading Account with any reliable stock broker (Reliance Money / India Infoline / Indiabulls / Kotak Securities / Edelweiss Capital / Geogit Securities).
Start watching CNBC TV 18 everyday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. every night for a week.
Invest only in Top 5 to 10 Scrips of Indian Stock market:
Reliance Industries (RELIANCE), Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), NTPC, Bharti Airtel (BHARTIARTL), ICICI Bank (ICICIBANK), Larsen & Toubro (LT), Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL), Steel Authority of India (SAIL), Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Housing Development Finance Corporation (HDFC).
You can email / message me anytime if you need more advice. My Email address is aramaiya(a)yahoo.com .
Depends where you are investing..
Diversified Mutual Funds will give you good returns...even upto annualized 50%.
If you invest it wisely and safely in good stocks in share market, you can easily ATLEAST double your money every year.
i.e.
Suppose in 1st year you get 100% Return (which is very much easily possible in share market) it will be 50000
reinvested
2nd year it will be 1 lacs
and 3rd year it will be 2 lacs or more.
Some securities/shares even make it more than double in a year.
I have shares of stock in my company which is going to public soon.do i have to sell at IPO at offering price?
Answers: You are allowed to give so many shares away, but you cannot sell your own shares for at least a year.
No. On the contrary there could be restrictions on selling shares. Check with your finance dept.
As a general rule, don't sell immediately after IPO. Wait for some time. If your company appears to be doing well, wait till share price reaches a good number.
When you say shares, do you mean stock options or you've already purchased them (at the offer price)? If you've purchased them, you can retain them even if you quit your job. Stock options will expire at a termination (or 1-3 months after termination depending on your company), so you'll need to buy them before quitting.