Steps are involved in the screen-based trading for securities
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Mamta narula
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This is the topic of chapter - Financial market for class 12 Business Studies
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Slide 1 - Steps are involved in the screen-based trading for buying and selling of securities
- Ch-10
- Financial Market
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Slide 2 - Step 1Selection of broker
- PAN number (This is mandatory)
- Date of birth and address.
- Educational qualification and occupation.
- Residential status (Indian/NRI).
- Bank account details.
- Depository account details.
- Name of any other broker with whom registered.
- Client code number in the client registration form.
- Provide certain other details and information
- Broker opens trading account in the name of the investor.
- Approach a registered broker or sub-broker
- Sign a
- Broker-client agreement
- and
- Client registration form
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Slide 3 - Step 2Opening of Demat Account
- Open a bank account for cash transactions
- Go to
- depository participant (DP)
- Open a ‘demat’ account
- or
- ‘beneficial owner’ (BO)
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Slide 4 - Step 3Placement of Order
- Give Clear instructions about the number of shares
- and
- the price
- Go to
- broker
- Places an order
- to buy
- or
- sell shares
- Broker gives
- order confirmation slip to the investor
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Slide 5 - Step 4Execution of Order
- Match the share and best price available
- Broker will go on-line
- Connect to the main stock exchange
- Order will be executed electronically
- Broker gives
- order confirmation slip to the investor
- Within 24 hours the broker issues a Contract Note
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Slide 6 - Date and time of Trading
- Contract Note
- brokerage charges
- number of shares bought or sold
- A Unique Order Code number
- price
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Slide 8 - Step 5Settlement of Order
- Selling Shares
- Buying Shares
- Pay in day
- Pay Out day
- Shares are delivered
- Payment received
- Cash is paid
- for shares
- Deliver the shares
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Slide 9 - SELLER
- BUYER
- Stock exchange
- Selling Shares
- Buying Shares
- Settlement cycle
- T+2 day
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Slide 10 - Suppose, an investor, Shyam buys 100 Reliance on Monday i.e. T day @ Rs.2600. His net obligation on Tuesday would be to give Rs.2,60,000. On Wednesday i.e. T+2 day, he will receive 100 Reliance in his Demat account
- Settlement cycle
- T+2 day
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Slide 11 - Step 5Delivery of shares
- Investor give details of his
- demat
- account to broker
- Instruct his depository participant to take delivery of shares