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Sharmi | What is the minimum number of shares to buy in stock Market.? |
I want to buy a share in the Stock Market BSE OR NSE. For that I have to know what is the minimum # of shares to buy? |
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drslowpoke
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You can buy any number of shares you like.
Remember that in addition to the amount for the shares, you will have to pay a commission to the broker. This usually runs anywhere from $10 to $50.
The cost basis is the total you paid for the shares plus the broker fee. If you buy one share at $10, with a $50 fee, then that share cost you $60. It will be very hard to make a profit on that. If you buy 100 shares at $10, plus a $50 fee, then the total cost is $1050, or $10.50 each. You would show some profit if you sold it at $10.51, which is much more likely than $60.
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GG
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You can buy shares on NSE/BSE in following ways:
1. Cash Market: Desired number of shares can be bought In multiples of 1. i.e. 1,2,3,....,100,200,300,....,1000, 2000 and so on.
2. Derivatives Market (Stock Futures): NSE assigns lot size for each stock. For eg. Reliance has market lot of 150 shares, RNRL has market lot of 7150 shares.
3. IPO: Price band and lot size is determined by the lead managers to the issue. |
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dinu_pawar
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see charts
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more on my blog |
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delta
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minimum is ONE share. u cant go lower than this |
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Udit D
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IT DEPENDS ON MARKET TREADEABLE LOT OF SHARE
at present in cash segment almost every shares maket lot is one only.
BUT IN DERIVATIVE SEGMENT EACH SHARES LOT IS DIFFERENT TO EACH OTHER.e.g. NIFTY lot is of 50 shares
PFC lot is 2400 shares NAGARJUNA FERTILIZERS LOT IS 14000 shares |
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suman
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minimum buy qty is 1. if u have any more doubts post ur doubts at my blog given below |
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uncivilized_scholar
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It is up to you my friend. The main thing is the commission. Each broker has a flat fee for each trade which covers unlimited stock. So if you want to save money you might wanna buy a few. |
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zzz35
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You can buy any number of shares whether it is 1, 10 or 100. Earlier it was obligatory to buy minimum 100 shares but that obligation has been removed. So you can go ahead and buy as many shares as you wish. You will have to pay brokerage as applicable. |
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Gaurav K
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1 share |
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P K
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u can buy 1 share but the commission is minimum 25rupees or 1% while buying so according to that u will need to buy shares of rs 3800/- |
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Ashok
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You may even buy a SINGLE SHARE of any company in the stock market. |
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