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Most salaried investors begin with a Demat account—a digital account that holds shares electronically—then buy a few NSE or BSE stocks, start a ₹5,000 monthly SIP in mutual funds, and slowly learn the basics. That is exactly how many of us get comfortable with investing. Then someone mentions that they bought shares in a well-known … Read more >>
You may already invest ₹5,000 every month through a mutual fund SIP, own a few NSE or BSE stocks in your Demat account, and still wonder how people buy shares of companies before they list on the stock market. I had the same question when I first heard investors talk about pre-IPO opportunities and “grey … Read more >>
You may hold shares in a well-known company before its IPO, perhaps from an employee stock option, an old private placement, or a secondary transaction. Then comes the difficult question: “What are these shares actually worth today?” I have faced this confusion myself. Unlike shares on the NSE or BSE, unlisted shares do not show … Read more >>
Most salaried investors start with a Demat account, a digital account that holds shares, then buy familiar companies on the NSE or BSE. I followed the same route: a few stocks, a ₹5,000 monthly SIP in a mutual fund, and plenty of questions about how wealth actually grows over time. Then you hear someone mention … Read more >>
A few years ago, like many salaried investors, I started with the familiar route: opening a Demat account, setting up a ₹5,000 monthly SIP, and buying a few well-known shares listed on the NSE and BSE. A Demat account is a digital account that holds your shares and securities electronically. A SIP, or Systematic Investment … Read more >>
Investing in unlisted shares is increasingly popular among Indian investors seeking higher returns, early-stage opportunities, and portfolio diversification. Unlike listed shares traded openly on stock exchanges, unlisted shares represent equity in companies not registered on major bourses such as NSE or BSE. While these assets offer exciting prospects, they come with unique legal complexities. Understanding … Read more >>
Investing in unlisted shares—stocks of companies not yet listed on public exchanges—has become one of the most exciting avenues for Indian investors seeking early access to high-growth companies. Giants like National Stock Exchange (NSE), NSDL, and Oravel Stays (OYO Rooms) have all been available in the unlisted market before their IPO debuts, offering savvy investors … Read more >>