Equity Investing

World Wide Investment into Equity Markets are to be considered as risky instrument, which is associated with a great returns. In India Equity Markets are giving smart & high returns right from the begenning. Sensex Started in year 1979 with Index 100 and 15644.44 in 31/03/2008 which includes all the bulls & bear sessions throught out the year.
 
Can any one imagine, what returns does Sensex have delivered?
 
If we consider the closing figure of Sensex as on 31/03 for every year from 1979 till 2008, and with investment period from 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 15 Years.
 
So What can be the Rolling Growth for Sensex in every year and what are the chances of Loosing money comparing with earning?
 

Investmnet for Years

Chances of  Lossing / Earning Ratio

Average Rolling Growth p.a

01 Year

10 / 27

29.61 %

03 Year

05 / 25

22.10 %

05 Year

03 / 23

20.41 %

07 Year

03 / 21

19.30 %

10 Year

01 / 18

19.48 %

15 Year

00 / 15

17.52 %

 
So from the beginning Indian Market has shown the potential of Growth comparing to any other markets and it has also prove that more you have horizon of long term there will be less chances of loosing money and if any one has invested for 15 years then there would have no chance of loosing money with a average return of 17.52% pa.
 
Different Ways to invest your money in India's Equity Market 
  1. Primary Markets - Inital Public Offers (IPO's)
  2. Secondary Markets - Direct Equity Involvement.
  3. Mutual Funds - Equity Funds
  4. Life Insurance - Unit linked Insurance Plans (ULIP's)
For Primary & Secondary Markets 
 
To Sart the investments into Equity Market it is necessary to have Demat & Trading Account with the registered Broker in india. SEBI - Security Exchange Board of India grant the permission to the specified broker for Dealing in Equity Markets.
 
What is Demat Account?
 
Demat Account is a kind of savings account which is only for security, it keeps the bought security in a digitial format. A home for security.
 
In India there are 2 different types of Demat Account available:
  1. NSDL - National Security Depository Ltd.
  2. CDSL - Central Depository Security Ltd.
A broker shall authorize either from NSDL or CDSL or even both the Depository to open accounts of the intrested investor.
 
What is Trading Account?
 
To Buy or Sell any of the security it is necessary to have Trading Account, A Unique Account ID which is given by the Registered Broker to every client for making their transactions into the security markets.
 
A Registered Broker shall have the persmission to trade in the Following Exchange:
  1. NSE - National Stock Exchange
  2. BSE - Bombay Stock Exchange
In India Equity markets are driven by the two major Exchange and their Index. 
 
Exchange Name of Exchange Particular Index
BSE Bombay Stock Exchange Sensex
NSE National Stock Exchange Nifty
 
 Trading & Demat Services at Sufin
 
Looking towards the needs and demand of the investors, Sufin is a Authoried Subbroker of the India's Leading Brokerage House.
  1. Anagram stock Broking Ltd. 
  2. Master Captial Services Ltd.
We are registered Subbroker with the SEBI - Secuirty Exchange of India with our two different companies named "Sufin Corporation & Sufin Financial Services" for dealing in Security Markets of NSE & BSE, Demat Account of NSDL & CDSL.
 
Online Trading
 
Sufin has privlage to give a different platform for Trading in Security Markets, Investors have the choice either to trade at our premises or to trade on their own computers. We have 2 different online softwares for our investors. 
  1. Webbase Trading Software
  2. Application Base Software

 




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