This free stock market course is the perfect starting point for anyone looking to understand essential concepts such as what a stock is, how stock exchanges operate, the IPO process, and the difference between trading and investing. You’ll also discover how to analyze companies, manage risk, and make informed decisions based on solid fundamentals.You’ll also develop essential skills in reading financial reports, interpreting market news, and utilizing economic indicators to analyze price movements. From market basics to risk management strategies like stop-loss orders and hedging, this course helps you take control of your financial future. Finish the course to earn a certificate and gain the confidence to invest wisely.

Syllabus

What is a Stock?

This module will have a detailed take on what a Stock is and who are called shareholders. It will also talk about the major benefits of investing in Stocks, such as capital gains, dividends, ownership, voting rights, and IPO profits.

What is a Stock Exchange?

You will learn what Primary and Secondary Markets are, followed by understanding what a Stock Exchange is. We will also attempt to throw light on how Stock Exchange works and what the many benefits of listing on the Stock Market are.

Basics of Share Market

This module discusses the popular Share Market jargon we use in our day-to-day lives, such as bull market, bear market, the face value of a stock, 52 weeks high/low, and upper/lower circuit.

IPO Markets

You will get a brief idea of what an IPO- Initial Public Offering means and how you can check popular IPOs on SEBI. The module also includes a Zomato case study to help you understand what an IPO looks like when it first comes out.

Trading vs Investing

You will understand the different types of investors present in the Stock Market, such as day traders, scalpers, value investors, growth investors, and swing traders.

Fundamental Analysis

This module aims to equip you with ways to decide where to put your money i.e., Fundamental Analysis. It will also tell you about the key elements of Fundamental Analysis.