Understand the share market before you invest.
Shares can build wealth over the long term, but prices rise and fall and guesswork is costly. This page explains the basics in plain language. For most investors, equity mutual funds are a simpler, diversified way to own shares, and that is how we can help.
Three ideas every investor should know.
Fundamental analysis
Studying a company's business, profits, debt and management to judge its long-term value. It is how long-term investors usually think about shares.
Technical analysis
Reading price charts and trading volumes. Traders use it for short-term decisions; it is riskier and needs time, skill and strict discipline.
Risk and diversification
Any single share can fall sharply. Spreading money across many companies and sectors, as a mutual fund does, reduces the damage one bad stock can do.
Know which one you are doing.
Investing means owning good businesses for years and letting them grow. Trading means trying to profit from short-term price moves, and most retail traders lose money doing it. If your goal is long-term wealth, a diversified, disciplined approach usually serves you better.
Long-term investing 1–5 yrs
- Holding period of years, not weeks
- Diversification across companies and sectors
- Easiest route: equity mutual funds and SIPs
Short-term trading Days–weeks
- High risk; losses can be large and quick
- Costs and taxes eat into gains
- Needs time, skill and strict discipline
Open a trading & demat account with our broking desk.
Share and derivatives broking is offered through Parshvanath Investments, an Authorised Person of Master Capital Services Ltd (Mastertrust), a SEBI-registered stock broker. Your account, money and shares stay with the broker and depositories in your name.
- Equity & F&O on NSE and BSE, commodities on MCX
- Execution and account service only: we do not give stock tips, research or buy/sell calls
- Contract notes and statements come directly from the broker and exchanges
Registration details
- Authorised Person
- Parshvanath Investments (partnership), 5-C Guru Kripa, Laxmi Colony, Tonk Road, Jaipur 302015
- Stock broker
- Master Capital Services Ltd (Mastertrust) · SEBI Reg. No. INZ000210539
- BSE
- AP01095201177059 · Cash & Equity Derivatives
- NSE
- CM-AP0153037862 · FO-AP0153037862
- MCX
- MCX/AP/176554
Complaints: first write to us; if unresolved, to the broker's compliance officer, Mr. Sudhir Sharma (sudhir@mastertrust.co.in, 0120-6221157), then to the exchanges or SEBI SCORES (scores.sebi.gov.in). See Disclosures.
What you won't get from us
- No “sure-shot” tips. Markets carry risk and we'll always say so
- No guaranteed returns. Anyone promising them should be a red flag
- No pressure. You decide what fits your goals and risk appetite
Common questions.
Do I need a Demat account?
Is this suitable for beginners?
Can you guarantee returns?
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