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Payal sakhi

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Hi,
Following are the functions of the same:
Providing Liquidity and Marketability to Existing Securities
Pricing of Securities
Contributes to Economic Growth
Spreading Equity Cult
Providing Scope for Speculation

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jayakishore aireripgd vlsi&ehd-btech or msc (NIEIT)

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You can pursue BSE, NSE, CFA courses along with degree course for the same and you can follow Times of India.

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mudit h

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An intermediary activity which helps in the purchase and selling of stocks or other securities is called stock broking. Professionals of this field are called as stock brokers. The main task of a stock broker is to buy and sell shares by way of the market markers or other agencies in the stead of investors. There are many certificate as well as Diploma courses available in the stock broking field.
Various stock broking courses offered in India:
1. Post graduate Diploma in capital market and financial services.
2. Post graduate Diploma in fundamentals of capital market development.
3. Chartered Financial Analyst Equity Research.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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B.Com is a good option to get knowledge of stocks and shares. Finance related course is also apt for this career growth.

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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK

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Dear Yashika,
If you love playing with numbers consider pursuing a degree in accounting, finance, economics or business. You must research well on the program structure and see what interests you the most. Some of the best universities you can consider abroad are London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE),
London Business School, New York University (NYU), National University of Singapore (NUS),Princeton University, Imperial College London to name a few.
I am not aware about Indian universities on the whole.

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virendra rastogi

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An intermediary activity which helps in the purchase and selling of stocks or other securities is called stock broking. Professionals of this field are called as stock brokers. The main task of a stock broker is to buy and sell shares by way of the market markers or other agencies in the stead of investors. There are many certificate as well as Diploma courses available in the stock broking field.
Various Stock Broking Courses offered in India:
- Post Graduate Diploma in capital market and financial services
- Post Graduate Diploma in fundamentals of capital market development
- Chartered Financial Analyst Equity Research
Eligibility Crit
...more

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