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Study the website of the Bombay Stock Exchange (www.bseindia.com) and compile information you find useful. Discuss it in class and find out how it can help you if you decide to invest in the stock market. Prepare a report on your findings with the help of your teacher.
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Prepare a report on the role of SEBI in regulating the Indian stock market. You can get this information on its website (www.sebi.gov.in). Do you think something else should be done to increase the number of investors in the stock market?
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Start your 14-day free trial to unlock the full solution →This is an open-ended research project — study the official BSE and SEBI websites and write two reports. The completed model below shows the shape your own report can take; replace the details with the current information you find.
The idea being tested
The project checks whether you can use real market sources — a stock exchange's website and the regulator's website — to understand how the secondary market and its regulator actually help an ordinary investor.
How to approach it
Visit the two official websites, note the sections useful to an investor, discuss them in class, and organise your notes into two short reports with your teacher's help. The sample below is one way to write them up.
Sample report 1 — Useful information from the stock exchange website
- Live prices and indices. The site shows real-time share prices and the SENSEX, so an investor can track how the market and individual shares are moving.
- Company information. Listed-company disclosures, financial results and shareholding patterns help an investor judge a company before buying its shares.
- Investor education and grievances. Sections on how to open a demat account, how settlement works, and how to file a complaint help a new investor trade safely.
- How it helps me invest. Together this information lets me compare companies, understand price movements, choose a registered broker and invest with more confidence.
Sample report 2 — The role of SEBI
- Regulatory role. SEBI registers and regulates brokers, merchant bankers and mutual funds, and oversees the working of stock exchanges. …
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