Both BSE and NSE have classified their listed stocks using their criteria. The categorization is done for ease of understanding and enables traders and investors in picking stocks. Each group is representative of a different category of stocks that distinguish them from one another and also the people who can trade them.
India's oldest exchange that has close to 5000 shares listed on its platform has grouped stocks into several groups namely 'A', 'T' 'S', 'Z' and 'B'.
Here we understand the basis of classification of stock on BSE / NSE.
'A' Group shares: These are the most liquid shares among all the shares listed on the BSE with high trading volumes.
When a stock is categorized as 'A' group share it suggests that stock trades are carried out as per the normal rolling settlement process.
'T' Group shares: The stocks classified under the 'T' group category are settled on a trade-to- trade (T2T) basis as a surveillance measure. These shares are not allowed to be traded on an intra-day basis.
Z' Group shares: Those companies that fail to comply with the exchange's listing requirement are grouped as 'Z' shares.
'S' Group shares: Small and medium companies are grouped under 'S' group. Companies falling under the group have a turnover of Rs. 5 crore and tangible assets of Rs. 3 crore.
B' Group shares: The shares classified under the 'B' group category see normal trading volumes and fall under the rolling settlement system.
Summary:
So, as 'A' group shares command a higher trading volume they typically offer high liquidity and are considered safe for investing as well as trading purpose
સારાંશ: તેથી, 'A' જૂથના શેર ઉચા ટ્રેડિંગ વોલ્યુમનો આદેશ આપે છે તે સામાન્ય રીતે ઉંચી પ્રવાહીતા પ્રદાન કરે છે અને રોકાણ તેમજ વેપારના હેતુ માટે સલામત માનવામાં આવે છે.
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