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Aditya Birla Money Limited Copyright Aditya Birla Nuvo Limited 2008 Various Segments of Trading 1 An investor can trade on Equity in Secondary Market in various Segments  Delivery Based Transactions  Intra Day – Same Day Buy / Sell & Same Day Square Off  Futures – Go Long (Buy) / Short (Sell)  Options – Buy / Sell a Call / Put Option Next

Aditya Birla Money Limited Copyright Aditya Birla Nuvo Limited NextPrevious  The simplest form of trading in Equity Market is “Delivery Based”  It is generally, a long term perspective  Investors  Low Price  High Price, after a lapse of “n” Number of Days  The Difference is the Profit earned by the Investor Various Segments of Trading

Aditya Birla Money Limited Copyright Aditya Birla Nuvo Limited NextPrevious  Intraday, as the Name denotes, both sides of the transactions, i.e., “Buy” and “Sell” take place within the same Trading Day  Investors may  Buy first and then Sell, to square up on the same Trading Day  Sell first and then Buy, to square up on the same Trading Day  The Difference is the Profit earned by the Investor Various Segments of Trading

Aditya Birla Money Limited Copyright Aditya Birla Nuvo Limited NextPrevious  “Futures” and “Options” are the variants of “Derivative Products”  There will be an underlying security or an index for every Future or Option  Investors agree to Buy or Sell, at a future date, for an agreed price  The Risk element is higher  The Exposure will be generally higher  The positions have to be continuously monitored and applicable Daily Margins must be settled to avoid Compulsory Square Off Various Segments of Trading

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