Trading on Equity

Q: Can you trade with your smartphone?

Yes, you can download the BlinkX trading app on your smartphone and invest in the stock market. You can learn, trade & explore different trading strategies from BlinkX.

Q: Do you get online confirmation of your trade order?

When you place a buy or sell order on your demat account, there will also be remaining emails and SMS about your transaction. You get a buy or sell order confirmation and the transaction history on your demat account. You can overview your transaction on a stock trading app and website.

Q: How to learn about the stock market?

To learn about the stock market you need to start reading books about the financial market and taking courses to learn technical/fundamental analysis.

Q: What is margin Funding?

Margin funding refers to the lending facility where brokers give loans to trade in the share market. In this type of trading, investors need to pay only the agreed percentage of the total value of shares bought and the remaining will be funded by the brokerage firm.

What is equity trading

Equity refers to a small part of company ownership. You can trade in equity as it's tough to understand equity trading but by using a broker such as BlinkX along with valuable insights & information related to trading you can clarify your trading knowledge.  Take advantage of advanced trading platforms and invest in equity market. You can browse through various financial securities. Research, track & invest in equity market.

Types of Equity

Common Stock

This represents ownership shares in a public company. Common shareholders typically get voting rights and dividends, if declared. It is the most common form of equity.

Preferred Stock

This type of stock has priority over common stock for dividends and claims on assets in case of liquidation, but lacks voting rights. Preferred shareholders receive fixed dividend payments.

Blue Chip Stocks

Shares of large, reputable companies with a history of stable earnings growth. These tend to be less volatile. Examples are Reliance, Tata etc.

Common Stock

This represents ownership shares in a public company. Common shareholders typically get voting rights and dividends, if declared. It is the most common form of equity.

Preferred Stock

This type of stock has priority over common stock for dividends and claims on assets in case of liquidation, but lacks voting rights. Preferred shareholders receive fixed dividend payments.