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Interested in hearing from experienced traders and investors. Please list out websites that you have found useful for help with Fundamental Analysis. Not interested in stock calls/tips etc. but straight up sources of info/data that you have found to be most useful. Many thanks in advance.

What are good sources for getting info on company fundamentals, business activity, sales/income details, etc. of an equity?

Any thoughts on this, anyone? Seems like this is something a lot of people would be doing or interested in anyway.

This is interesting, although it's a straight up TA book. I think it will be useful since I haven't read anything written by someone who actually trades Indian markets. Any similar book(s) by good Indian traders/investors?

I am interested in knowing about various resources one can use to do thorough research on companies to build a "profile" that can be used to aid trading. This is similar to fundamental analysis, except that I want to be looking at much more than just balance sheets. So I am basically looking to...

Interested in hearing from those who are profitably trading/investing. Which websites, journals, magazines, bulletins, data/software sources etc. do you use regularly and have found useful? Not limited to equities, but pretty much for everything - commodities, Forex, & what not. Not interested...

Folks, any suggestions on this? I know there are experienced people here. Would appreciate any help on this.

I am just starting my financial planning, & am interested in knowing about the various investment avenues available. I would like to get the list of places one could potentially invest money in - bank deposits, FDs, Mutual Funds, govt/corporate bonds, coupons, real estate... Would be interested...

Is there a way to DM you? Have a few quick questions to ask about prop trading scene in India & a few other things. Thanks.

Interested in books, websites etc. dealing with *Indian* financial markets. Not interested in TA, FA money management, stock picking, and what not. Just straight up info specific to Indian markets. Sample topics of interest include history of the markets (scams, crashes, HFT, manipulation...

What other options can I explore? I am not going to be billing them formally, but can consider doing it if that helps. I am open to exploring practically any other option also. Just don't want to do all the hard work and have the meager profits taken away.

This is rather frustrating actually. I thought US & India had a double taxation avoidance treaty. Doesn't that protect against such scenarios?

Thanks for your answer. Any idea how they compare with Interactive Brokers? I am hearing that Zerodha in particular experiences technical issues frequently.

Thanks again for your helpful answers. This is enough to get me going.

Thanks for your helpful response. So if I am interpreting it correctly, you are saying that a *fully* automated trading system without any human intervention can be developed using IB APIs? I don't require any help with trading logic - I can do that on my own. Also do they provide historical...

I called them recently and they said that the net worth requirement is 10 lacs. I'm pretty sure that includes F&O trading as well. Are you trading fully automated using IB? Do they provide this feature?

Two of my US based friends are algo trading their personal portfolios. If I provide some help in algo development, they are ready so share the profit with me. However, the profit they make with their account will be taxed according to the US tax rates. If they share a percentage of profit with...

This thread hasn't been updated in a while. What's the complete list of reputed brokers offering algo trading (preferably fully automated) for retail as of Oct 2017? Please provide list & your experiences. Thanks in advance.

So how is it going for you? If you can share some other experiences of using algo trading with Zerodha, that will be very helpful for people here.

I am looking for books on taxation. Would like to know of simple introductory books as well as advanced books on direct and indirect taxation. Thanks in advance.