What are Primary and Secondary Markets in Stockmarket?

📈What is the Primary Market in the Stock Market

It’s where the companies sell their newly issued shares directly to the public through IPOs (Initial Public Offerings).
The money raised helps the company grow and expand its business.
It helps them to fund new projects or pay off debts.
The company decides the price of the shares, often with guidance from experts called investment banks.
After the shares are sold, they move to the secondary market for trading.

It’s where the shares are bought and sold after the IPO and the primary market.
Here, you’re not buying shares directly from the company at the initial price, but buying them from the people at their selling price.
Stock exchanges like the NSE and BSE are the key platforms for trading in the secondary market.
It allows investors to trade shares freely, providing liquidity and flexibility to both buyers and sellers.
In the secondary market, the price of a share is determined by factors such as supply and demand, technicals, emotions, news, etc.