Types of order in stock market
An order is nothing but an instruction that an investor gives to buy or sell stocks on a trading platform or to a stock broker. There are different order types in the market.
An order is nothing but an instruction that an investor gives to buy or sell stocks on a trading platform or to a stock broker. There are different order types in the market.
There are various types of investors such as Individual Investors, Partnership/HUF, Companies, Mutual Funds, Societies and Trusts. Financial Institutions and Foreign Institutional Investors (FII’s).
A Demat Account or Dematerialised Account provides the facility of holding shares and securities in an electronic format. During online trading, shares are bought and held in a Demat Account, thus, facilitating easy trade for the users
A sub broker carries out the same function a broker carries out, being the middleman between two parties. However, while a stock broker is the middle man between an investor and the stock exchange, a sub broker is the middle man for the stock broker and the investor.
A brokerage house (firm) is simply a place where investors and traders go for buying and selling stocks. The broker house acts as a middleman between buyers and sellers, and provides a trading platform for everyone. It charges commission on these transactions. Every time an investor buys a stock, a transaction fee is charged.