BSE Sensex

BSE Sensex stocks are the 30 largest and most actively traded companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange. These companies are selected from a variety of sectors and serve as representatives of the broader Indian equity market, forming the constituents of the Sensex index.

To buy BSE Sensex stocks, open a demat and trading account with a registered stockbroker. Use the broker’s trading platform to search for and purchase shares of the 30 companies that constitute the Sensex, either individually or by investing in Sensex-based mutual funds or ETFs.

The primary objective of the BSE Sensex is to provide a reliable and transparent benchmark for measuring the performance of the Indian equity market. It aims to reflect the price movements and overall health of the leading, most representative companies across major economic sectors.

Investing in BSE Sensex is generally considered relatively safe compared to individual stocks, as it represents a diversified portfolio of blue-chip companies. However, like all equity investments, it is subject to market risks and price volatility. As an investor, you should assess your risk appetite before investing.

The Sensex is calculated in real-time, with index values updated every few seconds throughout each trading session. This high-frequency calculation ensures that the index accurately reflects the latest market developments and investor sentiment.

To start trading in Sensex, open a demat and trading account with a SEBI-registered brokerage. Fund your account, research Sensex companies, and place buy or sell orders for their shares using the trading platform. You can also invest via Sensex-based index funds or ETFs for broader market exposure.