what is the difference between commodity market & stock market?

Stock deals with shares of listed company at BSE , NSE . Stocks are virtual things and its like a share in a company you have, most of stock traders (common man ) are in loss . Commodity deals with physical things like gold , crude, gas , zinc , jeera , dhaniya etc. Rates of these can be verified at your local bazaar (genrally little bit higher price on retail market ). but for stocks we cannot verify the companies authenticity & real market value. Lot of scam and manipulatiions done in past by few companies and traders, so as a freshers do not trade in stock .commodity need good amount of investment so its better not to do it as a fresher , first learn then do it . safest trading is forex trading With low investment and limited risk , you can start forex trading , it can be started with Rs 10,000 , and it will give you monthly return of 500-to-2000 without loosing a single rupee. As a fresher it is highly recommended to go for forex trading , then commodity trading then equity / FnO , For more details you can me or do a google for it . Thanks Vijay kumar read less

Stock market has shares of companies listed in Stock Exchanges of particular Country. Its value depend on Performance of Particular company, profit and Loss and News affecting it. However Commodity Market has Agricultural and Metals etc listed in it . Whose Value depend upon the Demand and Supply Internationally and Domestically. read less

The major difference between commodity market and stock market is that, 1.In commodity market you can trade the market more than 12 hours in a day , but in stock market is open for trading only for 6.5hours. 2. In commodity market you can trade only Futures, but in stock market you can trade in Equity (Cash Segment) as well as in Future & Option (Derivative Segment) market. read less

Commodity market in regulated by the commodity market exchanges and facilitates trading in commodities such as gold, silver, copper, wheat, crude oil, etc. Stock market is regulated by stock exchanges such as NSE and BSE and facilitates trading in shares of listed companies such as Reliance, ICICI Bank, etc. It also facilitates derivatives instruments such as Futures and Options. read less