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Stock – A stock is a small unit of ownership in a company. Example: If you buy 10 shares of Reliance, you own a small part of Reliance Industries.  \n2. Share – A share is one single unit of a company’s stock. Example: If a company has 1,00,000 shares and you buy  \n100, you own 100 shares of that company.  \n3. Equity – Equity is the ownership value you hold in a company.  \nExample: The shares in your demat account are your equity in those companies.  \n4. Stock Market – The stock market is a place where buyers and sellers trade company shares.  \nExample: NSE and BSE are stock markets in India where people buy and sell shares.  \n5. Stock Exchange – A stock exchange is an organized platform where securities are listed and traded. Example: Infosys shares are listed on the NSE stock exchange.  \n6. 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