How do I buy stocks in the company to become a share holder?

how do I buy stocks in the company to become a share holder

Open a Demat Account. Buy shares in open market through a broker and transfer the shares through Demat account or apply the shares of companies which are floting their shares in the market (IPO)

I will answer this question on the basis that one is going to buy shares/ stocks in India and in companies based in India. Companies are floated by promoters who are the owners of the company which is invloved in various types of business either manufacture , or import or construction or trading or commission etc. which generates revenues for the companies. Now these promoters offer people or general public a share in the company 's profit .If the general public invests some amount in the company by putting some amount of cash . This is achieved when a company offers to the public shares costing Rs.10/ each or may be shares of Rs. 2/ or even shares of Rs. 1/-they ask people to pay certain amount of premium on this amount mainly for goodwill of the company . What ever money that is invested in the company by a person forms capital of the company . The premium that is paid is also part of capital .
Now one can buy stocks of a company either by investing in secondary market through brokers / subbrokers or buy online through net based share trading software offerd by several banks, or such business entity called intermediaries, For buying shares of a company one has /must have demat account . This is just like a bank account in which the shares are transferred in the name of the investor in electronic form . One can see the shares like an entry in bank passbook, get print out of this and have hard copy of it . One can browse through net, access the DEMAT ACCOUNT maintained by the intermediary which is automatically updated by credting when shares come into the account ( BOUGHT) and debited from account ( SOLD). Now coming to the point , how to buy stocks in a company to become share holder? As earlier told one must have a DEMAT ACCOUNT with any broker / sub broker offering this facility like all the banks are offering this now a days . Now one has to fill in application form giving all the details as to name address quantity of shares applied for amount paid on application and demat account number and name of the intermediary with whom such account maintained. This application has to submitted to the bank who has been authorised to receive this application . Once this is done work on the part of the applicant is complete. Now the same thing can be done ONLINE . One has get one self registered with the intermediary and must have user id and pass word. This must be linked with Bank account with which the transactions are carried out . After the due date ends offering the shares of the company.,one will get the news of allotment or rejection of application by e mail or letter informing of allotment of shares in that company . Now this letter informs if any more amount is liable to be paid or the amount paid on appliaction has been adjusted with the cost of shares . One has to check the demat account whether the shares have been credited into the account or not . Normally it takes about 30 days for a company to complete the process of allotment . This whole thing i just said related to an offer made by a company for its shares in F P O or public offer . Also called primary market . But one can also buy shares of company in SECONDARY market . That is one must have demat account , and through a broker / sub broker one can palce an order for purchase of shares of already listed company and being traded on the share market . This is called secondary market purchase.Not only this but one can buy online by logging on to the net accessing the share trading offered by any intermediary and place an order online which must be linked to bank account and will find that the shares are credited to the account exactly after three days of purchase order placed. And the amount debited from account at the same time . So when one buys shares of a company one becomes share holder in that company . This is told in shortest possible manner .

It is presumed that the company is a listed one on a recognised stock exchange.
STAGE 1 ::
A demat account is to be opened with a Company / Bank / Stock broking firm. Normal criteria ---
@@ PAN CARD / ADDRESS PROOF / BANK ACCOUNT PROOF
A demat account will be opened by the agency. Demat accounts are opened, linked to NSDL or CSDL, but both are same and have little difference. A demat account number is provided.
STAGE 2 ::
Then a trading account is to be opened with a stock broking firm. (Most of the stock broking firms maintain the demat accounts also, several with nominal charges or free also). Apart from the above quoted criteria@@, the demat account number is to be provided. They will open a trading account and a trading account number will be given. On funding the trading account, the stock broking firm will purchase shares of any listed company on a recognised stock exchange viz., NSE / BSE / Any other regional stock exchange, as per the availability. The shares thus purchased will be credited to the trading account first and then as per request or at the year-end, transferred to the demat account. Thus, you are a share holder of that particular company. You are eligible for Dividends / Bonus shares or any other eligible benefits as announced by the company, from the date of purchase of shares.
** You can also get the shares in the name of others transferred to the your demat account, by submitting the delivery note to their / your demat agency.
** You can acquire shares in physical form which is preferred by very few. But you are eligible for any benefits, as above, only on becoming a share holder, ie., shares getting transferred into your name. The share certificates with transfer deed duly filled in and stamped (available with share broking firms / brokers), to be submitted to the respective company, for transfer.
YOU CAN ACQUIRE SHARES OF UNLISTED COMPANIES
ONLY AS A PROMOTER OR THROUGH PROMOTERS' QUOTA OR ON TRANSFER FROM THE PRESENT HOLDERS.

By taking the following steps:-

l. By subscribing to the currently ongoing IPO
2.By purchase from the secondary market
3)By opening a Trading Account with SEBI approved broker
4)By opening a Dmat Account

First of all u have to know about company's balance sheet & it's future plans. After then u have to buy the share by filling IPO.or from open market

Simple. Look for the IPO [Initial Public Offer] of the company and invest. Else, study the stock market and you can also invest in the secondary market. But you need a bit of basic knowledge on the investment in shares and about the company. You should also need to have a demat account. Go to www.icicibank.com portal of ICICI Bank. You get some good idea.

Firstly you need to have a deemat account for share trading

u can buy shares of any company from share market as wel as through initial public issue but for both conditions you have to open a demat ac. with any depositary particepents.the simple procedure stepwise is given below-
1. open a bank account with any bank
2.apply for pan card concerned incometax department.
3.after receipt of aforesaid(1&2)apply for demat account
4.consult sebi authorised broker or sub-broker to open trade account for buying shares of your choice or apply for on goining public issues.

Firstly you should have a D-mat account opened in your name. Then consult 1. good chartered accountant, 2. Financial consultant, 3.a Share broker and 4.that elderly person who will always be ready to give you good advices about your actions and life. Take their collective advice before investing in the share market. Personally you should analyse the profit and loss statement of the company's whose shares, you wish to buy.
You can buy shares in the primary market or else alternately you can invest in the secondary market(buy shares from the existing shareholders) while investing in the secondary market, you should be extra careful.

we have join or taken the mrmbership of company by purchase more than more share's.to do this we will want to contact company's agent or direct company

understanding compay past performance and present trend

Some companies have employee-investment plans where you can have shares purchased out of your paycheck. If your employer doesn't do that, then set up an account with an online or brick and mortar broker and buy the stock on the market. Be aware of brokerage fees, trading fees and other expenses if you opt for opening a stock account. Some require minimum deposits and can be quite expensive. DRIPS are another good way to start. Learn more about this at http://www.fool.com/DRIPPort/WhatAreDRIPs.htm

u hav to open a demat account either with a broker or banks like ICICI or HDFC bank who deals into shares. but these
banks only provide the facility of online traiding but if u want to trade offline than u hav to go through a brokeif u r new in the share market than online trading is not for u , u can try out for offline trading. with any trusted broker. u hav to keep a watch of the share market trends.at the start u shld buy only A group shares which will be beneficial in long term since u r not going for intra day but will be a short term investor in the stock market. alll the best for u r sucess in the investments

get a brokage account with your bank.

call on 9870492412 and say stocks. or go to a brocker and ask for details

first u have these listed items
1. PAN(permenent account number) card
it is issued by your governement income tax department
2. you have to provide the adreess proof
to thestock brocking office .
3.u have to provide u r bank account number and bank
transaction details.
4.you need an account for trading in the stock brocking
house
5.u need a demat account to hold the stock in your accont.

if u want to buy the stocks inthe company listing time u need to submit the D.D of the listing price value of the companies.

first of all you must have a demat a/c & cash in your savings a/c.
once you have opened a demat a/c you can buy shares online during trading hours.

By buying some of its shares

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