What are primary/secondary market transactions?
What are primary/secondary market transactions?
Primary market transaction is usually referred to the purchase of shares in an IPO. The purchases are made through applications for the shares on a prescribed form. Once the shares are allotted, the share transactions are carried out in secondary market or stock exchanges. Secondary market transactions refer to those transactions under which an investor purchases shares from another investor at the prevailing market price or at whatever price the buyer and seller agrees upon. The primary and secondary markets are governed by a regulatory authority Security and Exchange Board of India (Sebi).
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Comments
sir,
very nice information you are providing. If you explain how does resistance level, stoploss of any share or nifty be calculated. what is pivot points and what are its uses.
thank you sir,
ragesh
Dharam and Ragesh, Thanks, I appreciate your reply. I will be posting the IPO knowledge base posts everyday. Meanwhile, Ragesh, I would give out more details on resistance level, stoploss etc. soon.
Good initiative to teach retail investors. This will go a long way in creating a vast and informed knowledge base.