About Share Market , Ups And Downs In Market 2020

 

About Share Market :

             Share Market is the marketplace where you meet buyer and sellers for trading in share and stocks. Companies contact the start selling their shares and the market issues the shares for trading.

             It all Started with the Indian Stock Market Which operated around banyan trees Where buyer and sellers met to trade Stocks. In 1854,they moved to dalal street which is now popular for the oldest stock exchange in Asia i,e the Bombay stock Exchange . The BSE became the first stock exchange in india and played a significant role in the growth of the Indian stock market. 

   Later in 1992, the National Stock Exchange was established. NSE was the first exchange in the country to provide a modern,fully automated screen-based electronic trading system  which offered easy trading facility to the investor spread across the country. 

  

  Nifty and Sensex :

     

                   There  are thousands of listed companies  in India.and it is not at all easy to track every single stock.So,a market index plays a very important role here. Therefore, A market index is calculated which acts as a representative of the whole market. hence,Sensex and nifty are the Two important indicators which are used to measure the behavior of the market. These market indicates are known as a slandered for portfolio performance. SENSEX (sensitive Index) and NIFTY (Net Index of Fifty) are the Benchmark Index of India.

  

   Sensex >>  In Simple words, is the combined value of stocks of 30 specific companies listed on Bombay stock exchange (BSE). BSE can revise this list of 30 over the time. So, if Sensex fluctuates,it  shows on the economy as well. For example, if Senex Goes up people become more intrigued in buying stocks because they believe that economy is going to grow. But,if Senex goes down,People tend to stop investing in economy.

     Nifty>>      Nifty is abbreviated from for national Fifty. This is an index on fifty shares listed on the National Stock Exchange of  India. It covers 50 Stocks from different sectors of the Indians economy. So,This is commonly referred to as NIFTY 50 Also. When you buy Nifty future,it means you have invested in 50 Companies shares which collectively are representing Nifty Index. It as basically automatic diversification of your investment in 50 Stocks.

  

  Similarities between senex and Nifty :

• Both sensex and Nifty are calculated on the basis of weighted average market capitalization.
• Basis of weighted average market capitalization.                         
• Covers major companies in varies sectors of Indian economy 
• Both sensex and Nifty are indices.
• Both are related to a stock Exchange. 
• Both are situated in Mumbai

  Indian Economy 2020 :

     

                       India Which was hailed as the world's fastest-growing major economy until recently has been suffering a slowdown for the past few quarters as the GDP growth rate declined to a six -years. low of 4.5 per cent in the September quarter of 2019-20 financial year. But the Indian stock markets have bucked this depressing mood. The market benchmark sensex roared upwards by over 16 per cent in the just concluded calendar year 2019. it doesn't take an analyst to figure out that 2019 was indeed a year of dissonance or decoupling with the Indian economy and Indian equity performance reflating a clear disunion. The GDP clearly witnessed a slowdown in growth while the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty were at the all time highs. Will this change in 2020? Will Domestic  stock markets and Domestic economy at least pretend to be together as they move? The Finapolis looks possibilities.

     
 

 

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