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Article-1

Title: Online Trading: The Future Of Stock Market

Author: Leveena M, Jindal S And Dhiman M

Journal: International Journal of Economics&Management Science. Volume 4

Issue 7(2015)

Abstract: The avenue of the intrest is a convenient method for the public to carry

out financial transactions online and even faster then ever online trading over the

stock market for the consumer indulges all the platforms of banking

,commerce,money and resultantly discovers a ease of them online trading comes

under the percept of e-commerce which is become a grater tool of ease in the universe

at this jiffy. In India, there are few companies to offer such trading business. In fact,

stock market business has expanded to such an extent which has never happened

before this has become and imparting to this success to all the organizations of online

trading business worldwide. This research paper will concentrate on the future of

stock exchange through online trading and their security rate of trading online.
Article-2

Title: Institutional Investments And The Indian Stock Market

Author: K.S. Chalapati Rao, K.V.K. Ranganathan and M.R. Murthy.

Journal: Journal Of Indian School Of Political Economy Vol.XI No.4 (1999) P.25

Abstract: To facilitate foreign private capital flows in the form of portfolio

investments, developing countries have been advised to develop their stock markets.

It was suggested that these investments would help the stock markets directly through

widening investor base and indirectly by compelling local authorities to improve the

trading systems. While the volatility associated with portfolio capital flows is well

known, there is also a concern that foreign institutional investors might introduce

distortions in the host country markets due to the pressure on them to secure capital

gains. In this context, this paper seeks to assess the importance of foreign portfolio

investments in India relative to other major forms and to study the relationship

between foreign portfolio investments and trends in the Indian stock market during

the past four years Portfolio investments spread risk for foreign investors, and provide an

opportunity to share the fruits of growth of developing countries which are expected to

grow faster. Investing in emerging markets is expected to provide a better return on

investments for pension funds and private investors of the developed countries.For

developing countries, foreign portfolio equity investment has different characteristics and

implications compared to FDI. Besides supplementing domestic savings, FDI is expected

to facilitate transfer of technology, introduce new management and marketing skills, and

helps expand host country markets and foreign trade [World Bank, 1997, p. 31]. Portfolio

investments supplement foreign exchange.

Article-3

Title: International Journal of Emerging Markets

Author: M. Gopi, T. Ramayah.

Journal: "The Theory Of Planned Behavior And Internet Purchasing", Internet

Research, Vol. 14 Iss 3 Pp.

Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to identify factors that influence the

intention to use internet stock trading among investors in India. A structured

questionnaire was used to collect data from investors who are aware of internet stock

trading in Malayisa. Out of 300 questionnaire only 144 wereusable. Findings show

that attitude, subjective norm and perceived behavioral control has a direct positive

relationship towards behavioral intention to use internet stock trading. The theory of

planned behavior can be used to explain variation in behavioral intention and actual

usage.More variations of results could be gained through a wider coverage of

respondents. Other factors such as descriptive norm and perceived usefulness should

be used to increase the explanatory power of the dependent variable. A comparison of

the same study of explanatory power between other intention-based model could give

another valuable contribution. Practical implications – This study will provide

information on factors that influence and affect investor’s intention to use online stock

trading. In addition, the result of the study could serve as a guideline by online stock

broking organizations in understanding the factors and program that need tobe

instilled to increase online stock trading among current retail investors and future

investors.Not much has been written on understanding intention to use internet stock

trading in a developing country.

Article-4

Title: Impact of Internet Growth On The Online Stock Trading In India.

Author: Sarika Srivastava.

Journal: Online trading, issue: 1, volume 43 1st jan 2016.

Abstract: Nearly two billion people are connected to the Internet. During the last

twenty years, the technology revolution has had an intense and irreversible impact on

the world and Indian stock market has also witnessed these changes. From its formal

inception in the 19th century, the Indian capital market has come a long way and can

be said to be in a

maturity stage, backed by a developed legal system. The internet has made financial

products and services available to more customers and eliminated geographical

barriers. Earlier investors were solely dependent on their brokers but nowadays they

are participating more in buying and selling of shares with the help of internet. E-

trading has saved time, energy and money as it helps to access the market from any

where at any time. The primary objective of this research paper is to analyze the

impact of internet growth on the stock market transactions. The paper also discusses

the current state of internet trading in India and particularly the scope of online

trading market available in India