stock market trading comprises the buying and selling of various company scrips through authorized persons, called stock brokers. When the market presents an upward trend (i.e. shares are normally being bought in anticipation of price-rises in the future), we call it a bullish market. However, when the market shows a downward trend (i.e. shares are sold in anticipation of a fall in price), it is termed as bearish market. This basically comprises the core of stock market trading. However, it is just the tip of the iceberg. Stock market trading goes beyond this normal buying and selling spree of stocks

Dematerialization helps an investor hold the securities in Electronic Form, works similar to a bank account. It is safe, secure, convenient and hassle-free. At SIHL we provide demat facility for two major depositories in the country – Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) and National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) as we are members of both

Mutual Fund is a pool of money received from the investors with a common objective. Mutual Funds collect, invest and manage the collected funds professionally using its expertise & experience in equity / debt / other instruments as pre-defined objective to generate maximum return to pass back to investors.
Mutual funds issue units, representing investor's share in the total corpus of the chosen scheme, to investors in accordance with quantum of money invested. The investors in proportion to their investment share the profit / loss.

Commodity trading is the oldest trade in the world. The origins of which can be traced back to the origins of civilized societies.
In India, there are many spot commodity markets for various classes of commodities, like agriculture, metals, energy & livestock. The organized futures trading is also permitted on various agriculture, metal and energy commodities and it is regulated now by SEBI just like the equity and currency futures markets.
Examples of various commodities that are traded on Indian markets are: