Simple Explanation Of Stock Market
Nitish Rajput · 2,656 words · 13 min read · EN

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Look at the share market, Sensex, IPO, stock exchange, what is the basic concept behind all this? Today, Sensex went up by 100 points, Nifty went down, so what does this mean? In this video, we will discuss all these things in such a way that even those who have heard their name for the first
time can understand all these things and can go online and invest money in the share market without anyone's help. So, let's understand all this with an example. Suppose you have a Panipuri corner in Laxmi Nagar, Delhi and you have a formula for making Panipuri which people are liking very much. Now, as soon as you
set up your Panipuri corner, all your Panipuris are sold within an hour and you leave for home after making your profit. One day you thought that people are liking it so much, if I start making it more and more and arrange for seating more people by opening a shop, then even more money can be earned from this,
but you will have to arrange money for all these goods and the shop as well. Now, if you have money, you can invest, but if not, If so, you will have to borrow money from friends and relatives. So what did you do? You borrowed money and invested it. When your business started doing well,
you returned the money. But even after this, people are not stopping; they are liking your product even more. Now you are thinking that if people are liking it so much, then why not start selling it all over Delhi. The profit will be better. But now you will need more money, you will have to open
shops all over Delhi, you will have to hire employees and now even your friends are not able to arrange that much money. Now, you have one option, that is to go to the bank for a loan. Firstly, you may or may not get a loan from the bank. Secondly, even if you get a loan from the bank, you will have to pay interest of 12 to 13 percent
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