i want to learn stocks , markets from basic!!?

you want stock market GK or in depth professional knowledge. For GK you can get info through business channels, like CNBC, NDTV Profit, Zee Business. For professional knowledge, first you have to learn basics, terms, market terminology etc.

VISIT www.SHAREMARKETBASICS.COM.

FROM THE SITE, YOU CAN LEARN BASICS OF SHARE MARKET.

There are a lot of free demo accounts where you can try a trade exactly like a live. One never invest more than he can afford to loss. It will take nearly one year to know the basics, selection of company stocks and market trend by reading several books/ newspapers on investing.Read many updated research reports to increase exposure.Have perfect idea about the stock market ,when and where to invest in the market.

VISIT WWW.bseindia.com (OR) www.nseindia.com. These sites show the previous records of trading also. they show price at the days open, high, low, close rates, volumes, deliverable quantity of everyday,the month's high, month's low, 52 week high, 52 week low. They also show the current price, Quantity and price of any stock offered for buy or sell.

The shares that are more in demand goes up in price and those that are low in demand goes down.Managing the risks of trading is a very important part of any trader's success.

Demat account and trading account can be opened through broker after filling necessary documents.

One can buy/sell shares through stock broker by paying Brokerage charge which may be Rs.5/- per Rs.1000/-.

Visit the website of National Stock Exchange (link below). In this website, there are many modules. You can select which module you want to learn. These modules pertain to investments in stocks, mutual funds and trading in derivatives like futures and options (including index, stocks and commodities). These modules are sufficient for learning basics. Moreover, you should also watch TV channels like CNBC TV18 or NDTV Profit.

Read these three books:

One Up On Wall Street - Peter Lynch

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Burton Malkiel

The Intelligent Investor - Benjamin Graham (a bit more challenging, but a true classic)

I would trade Options. For those who don't know what Options are, an Option is the right either to buy or sell a specified amount of value of a particular underlying interest at a fixed exercise price by exercising the option before its specified expiration dates. An option which gives a right to buy is a call option, and an option which gives a right to sell is a put option. Calls and puts are distinct types of options, and the buying or selling of one type does not involve the other.

Let me give you an example, of a trade I put on, that made me $58,000 that week: I bought an option to buy Apple (symbol AAPL) @ 100 shares (each contract is worth 100 shares) at a specific price of $7.00 @ a $710 option call for Oct. 20 expiration date. In laymen terms I rent the Apple stock for $7.00 x 100 = $700, hoping it would rise to $710 a share by Oct. 20.

Then I put on: a put option, which is a protection in case Apple falls, of $12.00 @ $659 option put for Oct. 20 expiration date. In laymen terms I rent the Apple stock for $12.00 x 100 = $1200, hoping it would fall to $659 a share any time before Oct.20.

Now, for me to generate $58,000, I had bought, more then just one contract of 100 shares of calls and puts (the min. is one contract). I had 10 contracts of option calls and 10 contracts of option puts, total investment of $19,000 from my retirement fund. That's a profit of $58,000, now I suggest to try the practice software, once you open an account, and then from there, only trade one contract (100 shares) at a time, until you feel comfortable to do more

on this you can get complete knowledge about stock market basics

"Getting started in shares" is the final e book i chanced on for novices. It has a ton of suggestions and is ordinary to understand. i might advise interpreting that till now something.

Books? Remember them?