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    Basics of Financial Market

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    The document discusses the Indian securities market and its key components. It describes the primary and secondary markets as well as important stock exchanges like BSE and NSE. It also outlines various market indicators used to analyze sentiment and momentum, including interest rates, inflation, and technical indicators. The settlement process is summarized involving trading at exchanges, clearing through NSCCL and clearing banks, and depository instructions. Common derivative products like futures and options are also summarized, along with their key parameters.

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    The document discusses the Indian securities market and its key components. It describes the primary and secondary markets as well as important stock exchanges like BSE and NSE. It also outlines various market indicators used to analyze sentiment and momentum, including interest rates, inflation, and technical indicators. The settlement process is summarized involving trading at exchanges, clearing through NSCCL and clearing banks, and depository instructions. Common derivative products like futures and options are also summarized, along with their key parameters.

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    The document discusses the Indian securities market and its key components. It describes the primary and secondary markets as well as important stock exchanges like BSE and NSE. It also outlines various market indicators used to analyze sentiment and momentum, including interest rates, inflation, and technical indicators. The settlement process is summarized involving trading at exchanges, clearing through NSCCL and clearing banks, and depository instructions. Common derivative products like futures and options are also summarized, along with their key parameters.

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    Basics of Financial Market

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    The document discusses the Indian securities market and its key components. It describes the primary and secondary markets as well as important stock exchanges like BSE and NSE. It also outlines various market indicators used to analyze sentiment and momentum, including interest rates, inflation, and technical indicators. The settlement process is summarized involving trading at exchanges, clearing through NSCCL and clearing banks, and depository instructions. Common derivative products like futures and options are also summarized, along with their key parameters.

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    m   

    mSECURITIES MARKET
    a.) PRIMARY MARKET
    b.) SECONDARY MARKET
    mBSE
    mNSE
    mLARGE CAP, MID-
    MID-CAP &
    SMALL CAP
    
    m MARKET INDICATORS

    a.) MONETARY INDICATORS±


    INDICATORS±

    m Interest Rates,
    m Inflation,
    m CRR,
    m SLR,
    m Money Supply etc.
    
    b.) SENTIMENTS±
    SENTIMENTS±

    m Odd Lot Trading,


    m Put Call Ratio,
    m Premium on Stock Index Future,
    m Ratio of Bullish vs Bearish Advisors etc.
    

    m MOMENTUM INDICATORS±
    INDICATORS±

    m Price Volume Indicators,


    m No. of Stocks Making New Highs vs No.
    of Stocks Making New Lows,
    m Advance Decline Ratio,
    m Price vs Open Interest
      
    
    
     

    FINANCIAL MARKET

    MONEY MARKET
    (LOW RISK & HIGH LIQUIDITY) CAPITAL MARKET

    SECURITIES MARKET
    (ORGANIZED MARKET)
    UNORGANIZED MARKET
    ‡PRIMARY MARKET
    ‡SECONDARY MARKET
     
    
    m SHORT TERM TRADING
    a.) Intraday Trading
    b.) BTST
    m LONG TERM TRADING/INVESTMENT
    (Delivery Based)
    m MARGIN AVAILABLE FOR INTRADAY &
    DELIVERY BASED TRADING(Type of Trading
    Terminals i.e NEAT & ODEAN)
    m CRUCIAL ROLE OF RMS(Risk Management
    System)
       
     

    NSE

    NSCCL
    CLEARING
    DEPOSITORIES (National Securities Clearing
    BANKS
    Corporation Limited)

    CUSTODIANS/CLEARING MEMBERS
          

    Ñ. TRADE DETAILS FROM NSE TO NSCCL

    2. NSCCL NOTIFIES DETAILS TO CUSTODIANS/CMs. BASED


    ON AFFIRMATION, NSCCL DETERMINES OBLIGATIONS

    3. NSCCL PAY-
    PAY-IN
    IN--ADVICE OF FUNDS/SECURITIES

    4. CUSTODIANSINSTRUCTIONS TO BANKS FOR PAY-


    PAY-IN-
    IN-TIME

    5. CUSTODIANS INSTRUCTIONS TO DEPOSITORIES FOR


    PAY--IN-
    PAY IN-TIME

    6. PAY-IN OF SECURITIES(NSCCL ADVICES DEPOSITORIES


    PAY-
    TO DEBIT POOL ACCOUNT OF CUSTODIANS & CREDIT
    INTO NSCCL)
    

    [. PAY-IN OF FUNDS(NSCCL ADVICES CLEARING BANKS TO


    PAY-
    DEBIT ACCOUNT OF CUSTODIANS AND CREDIT INTO
    NSCCL)

    8. PAYOUT OF SECURITIES(NSCCL ADVICES DEPOSITORIES


    TO CREDIT POOL ACCOUNT OF CUSTODIANS AND DEBIT
    NSCCL¶S ACCOUNT)

    9. PAYOUT OF FUNDS(NSCCL ADVICES CLEARING BANKS


    TO CREDIT ACCOUNT OF CUSTODIANS AND DEBIT
    NSCCL¶S ACCOUNT)

    Ñ . DEPOSITORIES INFORMS CUSTODIANS

    ÑÑ. CLEARING BANKS INFORM CUSTODIANS/CMs


    
      

    m FORWARD CONTRACT
    m FUTURE TRADING
    a.) Index Future
    b.) Stock Future
    m OPTIONS TRADING
    a.) Call Option
    b.) Put Option
     
    
    

    

    m SPOT PRICE
    m FUTURE PRICE
    m EXPIRY(NEAR, NEXT, FAR)
    m LOT SIZE
    m MTM
    m MAINTENANCE MARGIN
     
    

    
    m AMERICAN OPTION(CAN BE EXERCISED
    ANYTIME TILL EXPIRY)
    m EUROPEAN OPTION(CAN BE EXERCISED
    ONLY ON THE EXPIRATION)
    m STRIKE PRICE
    m AT THE MONEY OPTION(SPOT=STRIKE)
    m IN THE MONEY OPTION(SPOT>STRIKE)
    m OUT OF THE MONEY
    OPTION(SPOT<STRIKE)
       

    ‡ SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE

    ‡ MOVING AVERAGES

    ‡ MACD

    ‡ PRICE VS OPEN INTEREST

    ‡ PDHLC THEORY

    ‡ BREAK OUT LEVELS


    THANK YOU

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