I want to invest my money into share market .but as i am new to this field can anybody help me to get started?

well to invest in shares u need to have a lotta knowledge reg. the markets and stuff...
for that basically u need to open something called a Dmat(Dematerialised account) to start with for which again u need to have a PAN card.
investing in direct equity is very risky tough....
just tell me how much you wanna invest and how long u wanna invest based on that i can help u out with it..u can contact me @
raghupavan@rediffmail.com

Go to a bookstore. Buy a book on investing. Try "Investing Demystified" or "Investing for Dummies". In a nutshell, here is what you'll be told (stock market only):

1) Index Funds - Basically, you can buy the entire market, ensuring that you will do exactly average. They are low cost and easy to enter. Also, it beats about 80% of actively managed funds. Ultimate diversification (which means "dont put your eggs in one basket").

2) Mutual funds - You turn your money over to someone with financial training, who will try to select stocks that produce the greatest return. Easy diversification

3) Personal - You buy and sell individual stocks. Chances are, if you do this, you will get burned. Investing can be summarized in three words: MARGIN OF SAFETY.

I'd recommend "The Intelligent Investor" by Ben Graham to get a mental framework.

just login at www.moneycontrol.com, it is real good site for new comers. All the best

Look in your local paper at the share market prices but only buy shares in the top 100
In theory there is a better chance of making a lot of money by buying a company that is not in the top 100 - based on the theory that it will be a rising star and make lots of money for you BUT those who follow this path are very lucky to pick one winner, and after that, all they do is loose money ! So, be conservative and stick with the top 100 companies. Pick five of them you like...say..one in the top 20, then one in the next 20, and so on. Then buy starting with the bottom company and work you way up...say, in $5000 lots ...until you have made 5 purchases with $25,000 invested...then repeat the process until you have made a further 5 purchases with $50,000 invested. Then, cash it all in and buy an apartment...use the $50,000 as a deposit .
Stick to your plan, but at the end of the share market investment phase, you will be far better off in the property market !
Happy investing...the share market is a gamble so the sooner you get out of it and into the property market the better...you have far more control of your investments in the property market than in the share market - but you need to build up that deposit

There is a free training that you could join to learn the basics of trading CFDs and Forex. Check out:

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To start with you can try mutual funds. To put the concept simply, the MF people collect money from people like you and invest in the stock market and other profitable opportunities. The share the profit among the investors.

The MF people are running huge establishments. So they wouldn't make the investments just like that, even though it is your money. The would want to get profit out of it. So you can start with MF first safely.

Don't just invest in only one fund. Divide your money into minimum 5 parts and invest in various sectors. Look on internet for the best achieved fund. (moneycontrol.com is one good site)

There is an exclusive TV channel for trading. NDTV Profit. Watch it before you invest and watch it after you invest. (Common way is to invest when the market is down and to redeem when the market is at peak)

You will come to know once you get into the field. They are all understandable. You need to be little bit analytical and tricky. In due course, you will become a guru and you can even predict the trend in advance.

WHATEVER DECISION YOU MAKE, DON'T JUST RELY ON SINGLE STOCK BROKER'S INFORMATION. Gather all relevant materials, analyse and then invest.

Good Luck.

open brokerage account with bank
( Dmat, Saving and trading accounts)

Then you can trade on line.

Otherwise visit some broker nearby, pay and buy

the firm will help you open Dmat account.

Equity oriented Mutual fund schemes are best option. Otherwise bluechip like Reliance Industries Limited is a good buy, to start with.

hi darwin,
you can invest in PMS ( potrfolio managment services) in ANGEL BROKING. OR if you havent lot of money u can invest in mutual funds with lowest risk.