Basics to Stock Market- 2

From the earlier post (Basics to stock market-1) we now have a brief idea about the basics of stock market, in this post you will read about certain terms, which is paramount to understand the functions of stock market and to trade on.
Some IMPORTANT key terms; -

Source- Google

1. Investor- A person who invest his money in the stocks is called an investor. e.g. individuals, institutions with surplus funds.
2. Stock Broker- A stock broker is an authorized licensed person who trade in stocks on behalf of the investor/client. They are not flexible to make decision but act as a bridge between stock exchange and the investor and are paid commission.
3. Stock Dealer- A stock dealer is a person who deals in buying and selling of stocks on his behalf, they are free to take any decision for trading in securities, they are more experienced than stock broker.
4. Bull Market (Teji)- A market where investors expect a high return on their portfolio (market with upward slope)
5. Bear Market (Mandi)- A market where investor gets lower value for their portfolio (market with downward slope)
6. Day Trading- Any investor who carry out the function of buying and selling of stocks in a single day will be called as a day trader and the action as day trading.
7. Volatility- Volatility in simple word is, changes in the market price of stocks, (increase and decrease in the price of securities) Higher volatility means more changes and vice versa.
8. Portfolio- It is the quantity and the types of stocks you hold in your Dmat a/c.
9. Stag (ye voh vala stag nhi hai jo aap samaj rhe ho😅)- The stag are those, who instead of investing in secondary market, invest in primary market.
10. Trading Time- Similar to the office working hours, Stock exchange has its own trading hours for the trade to carry out. Usually from 9.15am till 3.30pm.