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3. We want to buy a pair of trousers or shirt or a dress, we would go to the retail store which sells these products. The retail store would be the representatives of Raymond Ltd. or Reliance or Bombay Dyeing. 4. We want to buy the shares of a company traded in the NSE or BSE. We would have to deal with the broker of these exchanges. Agents, dealers, representatives and brokers mean the same thing, and they perform the same function. Which is that of a middleman. They do this function as they would be receiving commissions in return for the services they provide. For instance, whether an investor buys or sells a stock in the stock exchange the middleman or broker would receive a commission either ways. Which is a percentage of the value traded by the investor. For investors it is very important to choose a broker correctly. Also that the broker is able to provide the services that the investor requires. In this selection of a broker, the investor would be well advised to consider the following: 1. Is the brokerage well established and known in the market? 2. Is the representative of the brokerage house able to attend to him or is he overloaded with too many accounts? 3. Does the brokerage have a research department. How many qualified professionals do they have on their staff? There are many other questions, which may be asked and answered. The main aim here is whether the broker we are proposing to deal with, meets all our requirements or not.
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