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The timings for equity market is morning 9 am to 3.30 pm.

Market opens at 9am called as pre-open till 9.07am. Thereafter, normal market resumes from 9.15am to 3.30pm.

Agricultural Commodities: 10am to 5pm

Bullion/Metals/Crude oil and internationally linked Agri commodities: 10am to 11.30pm

Derivatives are financial instruments that derive their value from the underlying asset. The most commonly used derivative instruments traded in India are: Futures and Options.

Security market is a place where financial securities are traded (Bought and sold).

The different types of security market are:

Debt Market- Corporate Money Market, Government securities & Corporate Debt market.

Equity Market- Primary Market & Secondary Market

Derivative Market- Futures & Options Market.

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Bullish view on the market indicates that the traders & investors are expecting the market to rise in the near, short or long term. Positions are usually taken depending on the view a trader has on the market.

Bearish view on the market indicates that the traders & investors are expecting the market to fall in the near, short or long term. Positions are usually taken depending on the view a trader has on the market. initiatives.

This process is called short-selling. Investors and traders are allowed to sell shares in the cash market only on intra-day basis, i.e., short sellers cannot hold positions for the next day and will have to square off their short positions on the same day of execution.

The derivatives market allows you to sell futures of a particular security on intraday as well as positional basis. Position in futures requires a certain amount of margin that is to be paid to the exchange in order to buy or sell futures.

Investors will consider buying call options if they are optimistic—or “bullish”—about the prospects of its underlying shares. For these investors, call options might provide a more attractive way to speculate on a company’s prospects because of the leverage they provide.

Investors may buy put options when they are concerned that the stock market will fall. That’s because a put—which grants the right to sell an underlying asset at a fixed price through a predetermined time frame—will typically increase in value when the price of its underlying asset goes down.

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