What is buying 100 shares called?

A call option is one type of options contract. It gives the owner the right, but not the obligation, to buy a specific amount of stock (typically 100 shares) at a specific price (called the strike price) by a specific date (the expiration date).

How many shares can you buy without affecting price?

You are effectively asking how many shares can be traded at or near the close of market without affecting price dramatically. The answer is on average about 3-4\% of the volume near close. This varies greatly. It will be much less than 0.5\% of the daily volume.

How much is the value of NSE shares?

NSE shares trade at around Rs 1800 per share, valuing the exchange at Rs 87,000 crore. The Mumbai-based exchange has more than 95 percent market share in the derivatives segment and almost 90 percent in the cash segment. The stock exchange may get listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange.

What are the stocks below Rs 100?

List of Stocks below Rs 100 (Last Updated on May 2018) Symbol Last Recorded Share Price ISIN 52 Week High Market Cap (Rs. Crores) BLUECHIP 0.05 INE657B01025 0.35 #N/A RAJRAYON 0.1 INE533D01024 0.40 5.20 SMPL 0.15 INE215G01021 0.40 4.52 KSERASERA 0.25 INE216D01026 0.55 64.08

Will SEBI give in-principle approval to NSE IPO?

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) may finally give in-principle approval to the Rs 10,000-crore initial public offering (IPO) of National Stock Exchange. NSE shares trade at around Rs 1800 per share, valuing the exchange at Rs 87,000 crore.

Who is the biggest stakeholder in the NSE?

The Life Insurance Corporation is the biggest stakeholder in the NSE with a 12.51\% stake. State Bank of India has a 3.63\% stake, SBI Capital Market Limited 4.33\%, General Insurance Corporation of India 1.64\%, New India Assurance Company 1.42\% and the Stock Holding Corporation of India Limited has a 4.44\% stake in the exchange.