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  SEBI:
Short for Securities and Exchange Board of India. The regulator for the Indian capital markets.
 
Sell order:
An order that may take many different forms by an investor to a broker to sell a particular stock, option, future
                                                   
  Stock exchange:
Stock exchange is an organized marketplace for buying and selling listed securities.

 
Strike index:
For a stock index option, the index value at which the buyer of the option can buy or sell the underlying stock index.
The strike index is converted to a dollar value by multiplying by the option`s contract multiple.
 
Stop order:
A market order to buy when the market price has touched a specified level above the current price, or a market order
to sell when the market price has touched a specified level below the current price. Also known as a stop-loss order.
Opposite of a market-if-touched order.

 
  Systematic risk:
Risk inherent in the market as a whole, which cannot be diversified away. It is measured for each firm by a ‘beta’ value.
Also known as market risk.