Open Demat Account

What is Nifty 50? Nifty is a popular equity index in India. It consists of 50 stocks. NSE Indices Limited maintains the Nifty 50. As an index, the Nifty 50 Index represents about 66.8% of the free-float market capitalization of the stocks listed on NSE. A highly effective index, the Nifty impact cost for a portfolio size of Rs 50 lakh is about 0.02%.   The Nifty 50 was started on April 1 in the year 1996 and is one of the various stock indices of NSE. It can be traded and invested by investors as well as market intermediaries. Other popular indices include Bank Nifty, Nifty IT, etc. Click Here for Nifty 50 Companies List How is Nifty calculated? NIFTY 50 is calculated based on free-float methodology. The index is computed on a real-time daily basis. Nifty is rebalanced semi-annually. Here are the few list of Nifty 50 Adani ports and special economic zone Ltd Asian paints Ltd Axis Bank Ltd Bajaj Auto Ltd Bajaj Finance Ltd Bajaj Finserv Ltd Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd Bharati Airtel

Before opening Zerodha Demat and Trading Account, you need to know what a demat and trading account is. Demat account is also called a dematerialized account. To start trading or to invest in the Indian stock market demat account is the first requirement. Demat account is an account where the shares are stored in electronic form; by using the demat account, you can start buying and selling stocks. Demat account is the same as your bank account; instead of money, you will save shares in it. Anyone can open demat account, but you will end up with huge losses without proper knowledge in the finance market. Zerodha is one of the best discount brokers in India that give various investment facilities to their customers. It is very easy to open Zerodha demat account . Zerodha customers can trade in stocks, mutual funds and trade with equities as well as commodities. There are two methods to open the Zerodha demat account. Online Account Opening Process Offline Account Opening Process Document