Trading in equities involves much more than just stock trading. It involves developing skills of long-term wealth creation and management. The pre-requisite to this process is answering certain imperative fundamental questions about the company before making an investment decision. These questions involve the profile of the company, background and credibility of its promoters returns to the shareholder in terms of dividends and bonus, profitability of the business operations, micro-economic facets and macro situation of the economy.

An important aspect that deserves special mention is the risk-return trade off that investors face, both in the short and long term. Higher risk undertaken is generally compensated with higher returns, but this may not be the case always. This is why trading through a well-established and well-informed stockbroker become paramount. The acumen and resources of the investor when combined with the experience and research of the broker can do wonders for the investor financially. This is where we come in

Looking beyond the spectrum of traditional equity trading in stocks and bonds, derivatives trading has gained massive popularity across the globe, and more recently in India. The reason behind this popularity lies in the fact that it is less risky to trade in derivatives than other trades because one is not actually purchasing the underlying asset or buying into the company but agreeing to purchase them in the future, in which the investor gets ample time and opportunity to hedge his position. Secondly, they can be viewed as a good short-term investment strategy with a much less initial investment than otherwise required. Thirdly, the variety and flexibility offered by trading in futures and options are absent elsewhere because in addition to stocks and bonds, derivatives can also be traded in the money market, foreign exchange (forex), and credit

It should be kept in mind that indicators affecting a derivative's performance are varied, and largely depend on the type of derivative. These can range from the stock market index to the consumer price index to weather conditions and fluctuations in currency exchange rates. Hence, some skill, research, a trusted financial agent and a bit of luck is pre-requisite to venture into this segment.

KYC Registration Agency (KRA) provides for centralization of the KYC records in the securities market.

It has become mandatory for an Investor to complete the KYC process as and when they interact with each type of SEBI Intermediaries by submitting the relevant documents.

The Intermediary shall perform the initial KYC and upload the details on the system of the KYC Registration Agency (KRA). This KYC information can be accessed by all the SEBI Registered Intermediaries while dealing with the same client. As a result, once the client has done KYC with a SEBI registered intermediary, he need not undergo the same process again with another intermediary.

Additionally, any further changes in investor’s personal information can be made by giving a single request to the KRA through one of the registered intermediaries.

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