Hi,
I am having demat a/c with sharekhan. you need to pay Rs6000/- for a year and a minimum amount of Rs25000 as margin to avail 25 paise brokarage. I think its quite cheep. They will provide you a trading terminal as well.
Hope this helps.
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Dear Friend,
If you want to buy a call of strike price [email protected]. Then, the cost of the call will be 2.0 X 3850 (lot size)=Rs 7700. Means sharekhan will detect this amount from your a/c. Yeah! Your a/c should have this amount.
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ShareKhan provides good service. Like it provides trading terminal if you pay Rs6000/- per annum towards broakage as advance. brok. is as low as 25 paise. Motilal Oswal also provides terminals, their tips are based on good research and I am finding them quite useful.
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Yes! It advisable to trade on paper i.e. paper trading. Do not buy any stock in real terms. Just note the price of stock along with stock on paper and track the same according to the strategy and plan that you might have prepared. For example:
Date Stock Buy Price Buy Qty Sell...
Dear Friend,
You are new to trading means you are already an invester. Trading is not a cup of tea for all. You need to have a strategy and a good plan in place before you start your trade, Like :
- Enter into trade only after you have a confirmed trend up or down.
- Enter only when you...
In options volumes matters a lot. Underlying should cross your strike price with good volume for a profitable option. To keep it simple 1% rise/fall in underlying is 10% (approx.) rise/fall in options. By good volume I mean 40-50% or more volume
Hope this helps.
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Use PSAR to find the exit points. If you are short take upper cut to candle as exit and if you are long use under cut to candle as exit. Hope this helps. For day trading you need to estimate the PSAR.
Hope you have earned a lot till now.
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Dear Friend,
Whats your views on SBI 1980 CA@48? i think it will give good returns before expiry. SBI results are expected to be good. These are my views only.
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Upper circuit stocks are risky because when it falls there are hardly any buyer. So, you loose a lot of money. I have experienced this earlier with IFCI, it had a 10% fall and could not find a single buyer. No buyers because buyers have been refrained from buying so there exits hardly any buying...