If you think the shares market is only about buying and selling stocks you are wrong.
The turf hems in a big world of information and possibilities.
It wholly depends on how you proceed forward! You can opt either for online share trading or offline trading in the shares market of India.
Of course, the conveniences associated with online stock trading are negated in physical trading.
In the latter case, you will have to devote more time and efforts.
The shares market has five basic stock categories of market capitalization (market caps) both in BSE and NSE trading.
To know about the performance of all the market caps, watch nifty and sensex India updates broadcast via the electronic media.
Even online stock trading platforms display live information on sensex India and nifty figures in addition to carrying detailed news on the same.
The five basic market cap categories include micro cap, small cap, mid cap, large cap and ultra cap.
Beginners who are into online share trading are hardly aware about the market caps of the shares market and hence they are not able to take the right buying and selling decisions.
No matter whether you are into BSE trading or NSE trading, do consider the market caps before investing.
Here is a brief about the five market caps:

• Micro Cap: The smallest stocks available for BSE or NSE trading fall under this category.
  These stocks are sold by the smallest companies that are yet to exhibit good growth, good turnover, etc.
  Online share trading of micro cap involves the greatest risk
• Small Cap: Stocks that are a little better than micro cap fall under the category of small cap.
  You can expect growth from these stocks given the potentiality factor
• Mid Cap: BSE or NSE companies or other stock exchange companies that fall in the category in between small caps and large caps are mid cap companies.
  You can expect safe online stock trading to some extent and expect some good returns if you invest cautiously
• Large Cap: As investors, you must be familiar with the term 'blue chip' stocks.
  Large cap stocks are blue chip stocks; conservative stock traders who are always ready to sacrifice huge swing for steady appreciation and safety can go for such stocks
• Ultra Cap: Some of the largest companies fall under the 'ultra cap' category.
  Going for bulk investments in such stocks can give you high return on your investment.
  

It is but natural for a number of novice investors to get disheartened at the initial stage, especially if they venture into trading without even knowing the basics of the trade.
Get detailed information on all the types of stocks at an online share trading site.
The right information, up-to-the-minute sensex India quotes, NSE trading performance figures, and everything related to the shares market holds crucial for you.
So, choose a reliable online share trading platform and enjoy investing!