How to invest in share market through Globe Securities Ltd.?

To invest in the stock market through Globe Securities Limited, firstly you have to open a B.O (Beneficiary Owner’s) account.

B.O account is generally of two types – Individual and Joint Accounts.

Rules to open B.O (Beneficiary Owner’s) Account through the Globe Securities Limited are noted below:

For Single B.O Account:

1. 02 copies recent passport size photograph
2. Photocopy of National ID Card
3. Photocopy of Cheque Book leaf of Bank Account
4. 01 copy passport size photograph of Nominee
5. O Account Opening Charge BDT 500 only

For Joint B.O Account:

1. 02 copies recent passport size photograph of 2nd Applicant
2. Photocopy of National ID Card (Both Account Holder)

B.O Form:
You can collect a B.O form from any of our offices or download a B.O form here.

Primary Investment:After opening a B.O account, you can apply for an IPO and share purchase in the stock market by making the required amount of deposit in the said account.

Generally investment in primary market depends on the face value and lot determined by the respective issuer after obtaining approval from Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC). For an example, if the lot is 500 and face value Tk. is 10 then the investment amount on TK. 5000 only. If an investor wants to invest in secondary shares you can start investing with any amount of money. It depends entirely on the investor's will and ability.

Before investing and purchasing in secondary market, one can make some analysis such fundamental- Earning par Share, price Earning Ratio, Reserve, Net Operating Cash Flow per Share etc. and Technical- RSI, Volume etc. It is always good/ handy to have idle money and choose the right time to make an investment with the help of knowledge, news and views, environment etc.

Without visiting our office investors can successfully complete all activities (Trading, Live Market, Portfolio, Ledger, Confirmation, Money Withdrawal, Deposit, IPO Apply and Others), without pay any extra charges, including opening B.O accounts from the country and abroad.