The document discusses the different types of security markets in India - the primary market, where securities are first issued; the secondary market, where previously issued securities are traded; and the derivatives market, where financial instruments like futures and options are traded. It provides details on opening a demat account and trading account, which are necessary to buy and sell shares. The trading process involves approaching a broker and submitting documents to open accounts, then using an online platform to place trades directly or have the broker trade on your behalf.

1. THE INSOLUBLE
DILEMMA OF
TRADING

2. Introduction
The Indian securities market is one of the top
8 markets in the world.There are three types
of Security markets in India which are as
follows:
 Primary Market
 Secondary Market
 Derivatives Market
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3. Primary Market
• It is the market where securities
are traded at first time to collect
the long term capital.
• This is mainly concerned with
new issues. That's why it is
considered as new issue market.
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4.  The secondary market is that market
in which the buying and selling of
previously issued securities is done.
 The chief purpose of secondary
market is to providing the liquidity in
securities.
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5. It is a market where financial
instruments like options, future
contracts can be bought and
sold.
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6.  A stock exchange is an organised place
where people buy and sell stocks and
shares.
 It also provides the facilities for issue
and redemption of securities including
the payment of dividends and interest
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10. Trade in stock market means buying and
selling of securities in the view to earn the
profit.
A demat account and a trading account is
necessary to do the trading.
Demat account acts as a repository to
storethe purchases units of stock.
 Trading account is used to buy and sell
the share.
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11.  A Depository
 Online broking Firm registered in all
stock exchanges and certified by SEBI
 Trading A/c and Demat A/c
 Pan card
 Bank account
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12. Depositories
 A depository is an institution which holds
the shares of an investor in electronic
form
 There are two Depositories in India
 National Securities Depository
Limited(NSDL)
Central Depository Services
Limited(CDSL)
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13. Trading Process
 Approach a broker or bank
 Enquire about their depository
 Submit your documents
 You will be provided a username and
Password.
 You can either ask them to do the trading
on your behalf or have the online trading
option enabled for yourself
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14. The Way of investment
SBI
(2000)
Dr Reddy
(5000)
SAIL
(3000)
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