Farmer Invest in Stock Market: Till a few years ago, the stock market was considered a game of big cities and rich people, but now the picture is changing rapidly. As the reach of mobile, internet and digital banking has increased in villages, the scope of investment has also increased. Today, even a village farmer, shopkeeper, student or employed person can invest in the stock market sitting at home. However, before starting to invest in the stock market, it is important to understand how it works, who protects the interests of investors and what are the risks involved.

In India, the work of monitoring the stock market and protecting investments is done by the Securities and Exchange Board of India, which sets rules to keep the market transparent and safe. In such a situation, let us now tell you how farmers can invest money in the stock market.

After all, what is the stock market?

Whenever a company needs capital to expand its business, it sends small portions of its money to the general public. These parts are called shares, the person who buys shares of a company becomes a partial owner of that company. At the same time, if the company’s business grows and its performance is good, then the share price may increase, due to which the investor can benefit. In case of loss-making performance of the company, the investor may also have to suffer loss.

How can village farmers start investing?

Today, to invest in the stock market, there is no need to go to a big city or a stock broker’s office. With the help of smartphone and internet, investing in online stock market can be started in a few minutes. For this you just need to have a bank account, PAN card, Aadhaar card, mobile number linked to Aadhaar, smartphone and internet connection. With the help of these documents, online demat and trading account can be opened.

What is demat account?

Just as your money remains safe in a bank account, in the same way your purchased shares are kept electronically safe in a demat account. Today Groww, Zerodha, Upstox and many banks provide the facility to open demat account online through video KYC.

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How can you start investing?

Many people think that lakhs of rupees are needed in the stock market, but it is not so, today SIP can be started even with Rs 100 and there are many shares which can be bought for a few hundred rupees. According to experts, SIP is the easiest way to invest in the new stock market. Its advantages are that you can start with a small amount. The habit of regular investment increases the possibility of better returns in the long run and is less affected by market fluctuations.

What is the risk of loss in stock market?

Many farmers feel that they may have to face huge losses in the stock market, but it is not so, there can be both profit and loss in the stock market. If the performance of a company is poor then the share price may fall, hence one should not invest without information and research.

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Share Market News: Indian equity benchmarks ended lower on Thursday, June 11, as investors turned cautious amid fresh escalation in the Middle East conflict and a sharp rise in US inflation, leading to risk aversion in global markets. The US military carried out fresh strikes on several targets in Iran on Wednesday, even as President Donald Trump warned that more attacks could happen if a peace deal is not reached.

Geopolitical uncertainty and inflation concerns weighed on investor sentiment throughout the trading session. Nifty 50 opened with a gap-down of over 100 points but made a strong recovery in early trade, hitting an intraday high of 23,327.45 and briefly moved into positive territory. However, the benchmark index failed to sustain gains due to selling pressure at higher levels. The index then erased all intraday gains and went back into negative territory, ending the session below 23,200 points.

At the closing bell, Nifty 50 settled at 23,161.60, down 53.35 points or 0.23 per cent. The Sensex fell 150.63 points or 0.20 percent to close at 73,832.55. Bank Nifty ended marginally higher, while India VIX, the market’s fear gauge, remained largely flat.

Top 3 Price-Volume Breakout Stocks:

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited:

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd recorded strong trading activity with volume of 14.75 crore shares. The stock gained 8.52 per cent, trading at Rs 111.70 from its previous close of Rs 102.93, and touched an intraday high of Rs 112.89. The stock remains below its 52-week high of Rs 151.70 and has given 64.26 percent return from its 52-week low. The counter recorded a price-volume breakout with a volume spike during the session.

Quality Walls (India) Limited:

Kwality Walls (India) Ltd witnessed high participation in the market with traded volume of 6.46 crore shares. The stock gained 5.57 per cent from its previous closing price of Rs 33.01 and was currently trading at Rs 34.85, while it touched a high of Rs 36.40 during the day. The stock is trading near its 52-week high of Rs 36.57 and has generated 56.70 percent return from its 52-week low. The move was accompanied by a price-volume breakout and a sharp increase in volume.

Logistics-Limited:

Aegis Logistics Ltd emerged as one of the active counters of the session with a traded volume of 4.07 crore shares. The stock jumped 17.60 per cent from its previous closing price of Rs 801 and was currently trading at Rs 942, while it touched its 52-week high of Rs 960. This stock has given 63.51 percent return from its 52-week low. The session’s momentum was supported by a price-volume breakout and a significant increase in trading volumes.