hi everyone, i am reading and hearing a lot about shres these days/months, i also want to be part of it, but i dont know how to buy shares, can some one suggest me how to buy shares, without going physicaly t any office, i mean want to buuy through internet. any suggestions please. thanks.
RE:how to buy shares
by Rakesh on Jan 25, 2008 11:25 PM Permalink
Open a DEMAT account with some bank that also offers online trading. ICICI does that. I am not aware of other banks that do it.
RE:how to buy shares
by anwar shaikh on Feb 06, 2008 11:58 AM Permalink
icici direct is a best online option u can sell or buy through icici telebanking also
RE:RE:how to buy shares
by stav on Jan 26, 2008 01:46 PM Permalink
Open it anywhere but with ICICI, unless you want to loose money due to someone else's inefficiency.
Following the guidance given on '10 Investments ....."I made investments on 23rd, and all my picks have made remarkable gain percentages. I do believe that the choice I made can definitely increase my wealth manifold.
RE:Fruitful guidance of K.R. Choksey
by SUJATA RANI on Jan 31, 2008 05:36 PM Permalink
by Rosy 31,2008 please gives me guidance how to do intraday trading. give me some information about intraday trading.Ian a begginer
So Rediff now you have become intolerant to critism also. You have removed my message but can you tell me what is the abusive language I have used? If you feel if I have written something wrong, you can put it on the board. I won't hesitate to do a discussion. You have removed a message which doesn't contain any abusive language, on the other hand you allow messages containg verbal abuse and communal hatred. Please tell me what was wrong in my previous message, I'm sending it again.
Previous Message:
"Rediff should allow these kind of articles only under "Advertisement" section. It must not be put as an article.
Bina mehnat ke agar sirf stock se crorepati bana jaa sakta hai to ye system sirf dalali ko badhane wala hai, kaam (production) ko nahi.
Kyon logo ko gumraah kar rahe hain. Aap logo ki zindagi ka maksad ab sirf note chhapna hi rah gaya hai. Itne saare logo ki aah leke aap kabhi khush nahi rah paayenge."
RE:What is abusive in this!!!!!
by stav on Jan 25, 2008 06:39 AM Permalink
if you dont know how economic systems work, why dont you just shut up. not everyone is a farmer like you. what makes you think that the market involves no work, from the investor or traders side.
RE:What is abusive in this!!!!!
by Girish on Jan 25, 2008 11:47 PM Permalink
Stock market is nothing but "Legalized Fraud", I seriously don't understand the genuineness of Trillions of rupees vanishing within couple of hours, it is entirely based on speculation..... that aside I dont understand the psyche of some of the readers and the kind of language they use, if someone gives an opinion which is against there interest or support they immediately SNAP and use language like "Shut up", "Dogs bark"( Which was very much used by Sania's supporters against those people who were concerned about the National flag row).... and Stav what exactly do you mean by "Farmers like you", too bad you dont mean the same when you are having breakfast, lunch and dinner.
RE:What is abusive in this!!!!!
by Siddhartha Singh on Jan 25, 2008 11:48 AM Permalink
Buddy, don't get excited and first read carefully what I've written,instead of trying to shut me up (I hope rediff doesn't consider asking others to shut up as abusive, so be happy, your reply will not be deleted ;)). I've objection against the title of article which states to make people crorepati, which is clearly misleading. And also recommendatins must be supported by detailed analysis. They even didn't mentioned the individual prices to buy.
The way you have used the word "farmer", it shows the respect you have for them (again be happy, no one will report abuse for that ;)). Same is the attitude of Government, no wonder they are committing suicide in such a large scale. I hope that market, investor and traders might be working harder then them.
I really don't understand the system including economic system, where only munafa-khor and commission-khorpeople have the oppertuinities and real productive hard work is discouraged (Have you ever thought the ration you purchase in the market, what portion of the money reaches to farmer).
If you see the history of stock market (DALAL Street), small investors have always been at recieving end. They definitely are responsible, but the people who misguide them are plain criminals. These small investors are the very common lower middle class people of india, they don't have much idea of stock market, and that's why these poor people are fooled by the brokers.
RE:What is abusive in this!!!!!
by gopalakrishna sagar narayana on Jan 25, 2008 06:40 PM Permalink
Who will invest in stockmarkets if it doen't bring good returns-- be it ordinary small investors or HNI (High networth individuals) or investment firms or companies? There are sensible small investors too who will invest in mutual funds and stock markets only after doing a bit of research about the companies or funds they want to invest in. Pls remember that small investors may not make huge profits like brokers or investment companies/firms may make b'coz his resources are limited. Big companies and big brokers at times collude to manipulate the movement of share prices, but then this is also part of the game. It is like big fish eating smaller fishes in the sea. If one is not able to understand the rules of the game, the best option for him is to stay away from speculation and go for investment in companies share capitl only thro' IPO route. One should learn to make investments wisely in share market/companies/mutual funds only after one has had the necessary education to understand how the whole system works; otherwise making investments in share marketis nothing but a gamble. Talking of idealogies is fine; but then where are the takers?
RE:What is abusive in this!!!!!
by Siddhartha Singh on Jan 26, 2008 01:06 AM Permalink
Very well said, who will invest in stockmarkets if it doen't bring good returns. It will be interesting to see small investors returning back to market after black monday. Big players will always have tricks to lure them. They have the the power of propoganda and advertisements in the cover of articles.
"Big companies and big brokers at times collude to manipulate the movement of share prices, but then this is also part of the game." - Are you trying to justify them. This 'part of the game' phrase suits more to australian cricket team, let them use it.
Big fish eats smaller fishes. So how should smaller fishes save themselves!!! I consider myself as smaller fish and I'll stay away from them. If you are also a smaller fish, why are you trying to justify all this!!! .....Just read about 'Stockholm Syndrome'.
Talking about justice is ideology, and really who are the takers? Gopal, be honest and talk about yourself only. Are you the taker?
RE:What is abusive in this!!!!!
by Love India on Jan 26, 2008 01:30 AM Permalink
Dear Mr. Gopalakrishna Sagar Narayana ,
India is a democarcy everyone has the right to live... bigger or smaller fish... its Govt duty to take care of rich and poor... we can take examples from countries like sweden where there is economic parity... rather than keeping our selves(india) with the capitalist kind of system... where the rich is growing rich & poors are dying... I am sure you are also like one of the indian (Upper middle class)& its just that you are typical indian who has made some money in Stock market boom & doesnt want to care about the person who has lost some...
RE:What is abusive in this!!!!!
by Rafiq Raja on Jan 25, 2008 04:21 PM Permalink
I guess the reason why the post would have got disabled might be because you used a language other than English in your post.... this is being read by thousands of people, so we need to be corteous in posting in a language understood by all.
RE:What is abusive in this!!!!!
by siddharth shanker on Jan 26, 2008 12:21 AM Permalink
Rafiq Sir, I apolozise for writing in my mother tongue.....will be careful in future.
RE:RE:What is abusive in this!!!!!
by Ankur Bhatia on Jan 26, 2008 04:09 AM Permalink
Common buddy why are you sorry for using national language. This article is talking of Indian Markets for Indian investors. If some indian cannot understand Hindi, he should be ashamed of it not you.
RE:What is abusive in this!!!!!
by sathyanarayana venkatachala on Jan 28, 2008 09:20 AM Permalink
Why some one should be ashamed if he does not know hindi. It is not all mandatory to learn Hindi and it is just imposed by some people like you. English is the common language across the country and it is by force that Hindi is made as the national language.
RE:What is abusive in this!!!!!
by Mukesh gupta on Jan 30, 2008 01:08 PM Permalink
right Sir, this is the reason we are gt. u think we are imposing Hindi. gt sir ,
RE:What is abusive in this!!!!!
by stav on Jan 26, 2008 01:54 PM Permalink
this idea that investing in stock market is gambling should be completely removed from the indian psyche. Anything is a gamble if predictability becomes less, predictability becomes less if information is less, invest in an informed manner in stocks with good fundamentals. Investing in an FD belonging to a sinking bank (eg., Barrings Bank in the 90's) would be equally disastrous, everything in life is gamble without information. When you invest in the stock market you provide income to the the industries to improve the country. That is the reason why every developed country has a large percentage of the populace investing in stocks, unlike developing nations. If you want your country to progress invest in stocks. You can make far more money than any other investment, but please please invest in quality stocks. Remember if you loose money you deserve it (because one is either greedy or lazy to do research), if you earn money , again you deserve it. Trading requires tremendous amounts of labour in terms of research. If one goes there thinking its a gamble such individuals are dangerous to themselves as well as the market. Approach the market with an attitude of a value investor, no other asset class can yield as much as the stock market.
RE:RE:What is abusive in this!!!!!
by Siddhartha Singh on Jan 26, 2008 03:57 PM Permalink
Agreed, should do research and be careful of such misleading articles. Don't expect to be crorepati instantly.
RE:What is abusive in this!!!!!
by ashok yadav on Jan 27, 2008 04:44 PM Permalink
Well its shear wastage of time and space to ponder upon what is abusive, what is not!.As far as inversting instock market is concerened it is preorogative of an individual to decide.However one should avoid coaxing or luring the people to take certain step which might be detrimental to his future.We all should admitt that stock market is a very complex game and is being controlled and maneovered by only few persons. So it will be better if we leave the judgement on individuals about taking plunge into it or not. Ashok yadav
RE:What is abusive in this!!!!!
by ashok yadav on Jan 27, 2008 04:10 PM Permalink
Well its shear wastage of time and space to ponder upon what is abusive, what is not!.As far as inversting instock market is concerened it is preorogative of an individual to decide.However one should avoid coaxing or luring the people to take certain step which might be detrimental to his future.We all should admitt that stock market is a very complex game and is being controlled and maneovered by only few persons. So it will be better if we leave the judgement on individuals about taking plunge into it or not. Ashok yadav
History from the stock market reveals that NOBODY ever became rich by holding such high valu stock... its the safest game to play if you hold the above stocks( except RPL) all the stocks are very high priced and likely to give only 20 to 30%. for instance Unitech made people crorepatis in just 5 years as the stock was valued at low and increased to high.
RE:HISTORY IS AGAINST YOU...
by Nitin Gupta on Jan 25, 2008 06:16 AM Permalink
ppl like u loose money in share market and blame others for that. Peeny stock can give u good return for short time but they wont lead to long term wealth creation ( unless u r able to spot a comp in its early age, which most of the time difficult for small retail investor). Man see it is at a investment and as u wrote 20-30% return, if they come with much lesser risk and thats the way to go. Share market is not magic that will double ur money in a month, and if u try to do that then might be able to succeed for some time but will finally end up losing. Invest in good companies like RIL, ICICI and be happy with 20-30% return, see it as investment and not betting
RE:HISTORY IS AGAINST YOU...
by Love India on Jan 26, 2008 01:25 AM Permalink
Dear Mr. Gupta, Its very much clear even for a lehman that if you buy stocks of RIl,RPL,TATA's etc (mentioned above) will never have -ve returns as they are very big corporates, so what Mangesh wants to say is partly correct... It doesnt matters who losses money its only small investors who are at the receiving end, for bigger fishes it doesn't mattter....
Though the share market is volatile and its ups and downs depending upon lot of factors, yet Mr. Choksey's recommended shares are standing high for long time and proved their stability and growth. These shares may not make you Crorepati but certainly would give high returns.
Stock Market is a strange Animal and is controlled by Mafia like forces. People like Mr.Choksey may not be the best persons to listen to as they have vested interests in the Stock Markets. The author never gave any reason why any of the shares suggested by him would increase(except, if driven by greed and manipulators). We have typical examples of shares like MRPL below 100 when other Refinery shares of companies not doing that good are around 400 or ISPAT at Rs.60 when Tata Steel is where it is! Manipulation, Insider Trading and other dubious techniques control the Market and definitely Rediff can help by not publishing this kind of articles
Plz stop recommending any stock from ur side mr. choksey. Let the individual investor decide it and buy. U r the real culprit in stock market who make all poor and u become rich
this saying is very true and you can see that in the stock market crash, People invest money thinking that they will get 100% returns in 1 month. trust me if that was the case the FII will be the first to do it and that is what they did, They invest in groups raised the index got the locals and inexperianced to get greedy and they when their stocks improved they sold at a higher rate in groups and crashed the market. What ever the FM says and pundits say does not matter, Indians when u invest , invest long term on stable stocks and dont expect like huge gains. The FM and pundits dont control the market , it is the big investors and FII, they decide on how the market moves, So stay away from the market if you dont know the dance. Hard-earned money should not be lost like this.
