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In this post we are going to discuss how a beginner can start investing in Indian stock market click here

 

AD :- so if this is something that you are interested in then please watch this video till the end first of all if you are new to this channel please subscribe we publish new interesting investing videos every day now when it comes to investing the first most important crucial questions that most beginners ask is what is the minimum amount of money you that you need to start investing in the Indian stock market and the answer is that you can start with anything I mean you can buy even just one stock if you want personally 

I started with an amount of rupees 2000 but anything between rupees 1000 to rupees 5000 is good to start and the best thing here is that the smaller the amount the better it is for you I mean the risk of losing money is highest for the bigness they do not know where to invest what stocks can be profitable or which is a good industry and that's why they can lose a lot of money if they start investing heavily in their initial days so my suggestion would be to start small the second biggest question is where you should open your teammate and trading account I mean you cannot go directly to a Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange and give money there and buy stocks you have to use different stock brokers to buy talks for you anyhow the stock brokers have made the life of all the people a lot easier I mean just by a single click you can buy stocks anyhow there are a lot of options our level in the Indian stock market few of the major stock brokers in India are ICICI direct is GFC securities Kotick securities Angel Broking 0 the 5 pairs of fires etc now in India there are two kinds of stockbrokers the first is full service brokers these are like traditional banks or big brokers for example ICICI Direct SBI smart is GFC securities so these brokers along with the trading facility they also provide you advisory services let's say you do not have much information about Indian stock market and you do not know where to invest so these brokers will also provide you advisory services and along with advisory these full service brokers also provide you other

facilities to invest in different investment options like mutual funds IPOs F DS currency is Forex etc however the charge a higher brokerage which may be equal to 0.5 to point six percent of your total transaction charge so let's say if you are buying a stocks off a piece ten thousand then here you might have to give rupees fifty to autofit 60 on brokerage and similarly as you increase your point amount the brokers amount will also increase it is a percentage of the total transaction on the other hand the second type of brokers which is called discount brokers they offer a flat charge let's say rupees 10 per trade auto peace 22 per trade now whether you buy stocks for rupees 10000 or 1 lakh the brokerage charges flat rupees 20 few good examples of discount brokers are 0 the fires by professor etc personally in my case I started with ICICI direct but the thing is that when I started investing heavily in the stock market I realized that I was paying a lot of brokerage I mean this brokerage charge you have to pay on the both side of transaction when you are buying the stocks and when you are selling the stocks so if you bought the stocks for a phase 10,000 on IC I say direct you have to pay rupees 55 when you buy that stock and let's imagine that after one month you are selling that stock so again you will be selling rupees 10,000