Angel broking: Cheap brokerage and excellent service.

Folks - I only thought TTWEB is buggy. I have not placed much order (1 in fact) in last 3 months with IIFL as I was mostly with Angel and Shriram. But having said that IIFL does not give you cheap brokerage and adds to the bills with phone calls and that too with no solution. Angel gives you low brokerage + phone bills (local+isd) + cold response from CC
 
KDhrubo,

Please dont go for IIFL's TT3. Please dont get fascinated with all not so required features at one place. The product is yet not stable and has lot of bugs. It's yet not been tested well in real market scenarios. Let it get stable first. Stick to their old trade terminal. That is good fast and reliable. TT3 is not reliable , your orders will not be placed in time, and rejected when you need them most. I and many of my friends have lost great amount of money because it fails to execute orders at critical time. It sucks actually. So, I and my many friends switched over to old TT.
As such , all other things are fine with IIFL. So far i am satisfied with everything except this new TT3. Please please please stay away with this for now. More features means more bugs and less stability also.

Thanks.
Dear Customer,

This has reference to your observations. In order to help us address the same, kindly provide us complete details (such as Login ID in connection with this issue . Please quote the same in your email. Upon receipt of the mail, our customer service team will be able to work on resolving the same.

Regards,

IIFL Customer Service Team
 
Folks - I only thought TTWEB is buggy. I have not placed much order (1 in fact) in last 3 months with IIFL as I was mostly with Angel and Shriram. But having said that IIFL does not give you cheap brokerage and adds to the bills with phone calls and that too with no solution. Angel gives you low brokerage + phone bills (local+isd) + cold response from CC
Dear Customer,

This has reference to your observations. In order to help us address the same, kindly provide us complete details (such as Login ID in connection with this issue . Please quote the same in your email. Upon receipt of the mail, our customer service team will be able to work on resolving the same.

Regards,

IIFL Customer Service Team
 
Zerodha offers the lowest brokerage of Rs.20 per order and offers the NSE NOW Platform. I spent a lot of time with Angel and IIFL and at last decided on Zerodha.

I am giving more than rs.100 to ICICIDirect for one side and both side costs me rs.200 but in Zerodha it is just 40 rs plus taxes
 
Hey Caboby, I trade in commodities through Angel. Angel diet itself can be used for Equity and commodity trading. I am trading in commodities for the past 2 years and let me tell you as you seem to be new to commodities, when it comes to commodity futures, play really safe, as its a risky job. Angel has a research team called in-house commodity research team. You can call them anytime you want to get your doubts cleared and to get tips about commodities. And let me tell you their research ideas actually work. Well not beating around the bush, angel provides good commodity trading service that too at low brokerage charges. And thats the reason why I am with angel and would suggest you too to go for angel.
 

VijayDT

Active Member
does angel provides free trading a\c
DearvZed,

No there are no free trading accounts with anyone. If there was one then why would we pay for trading with them. Always remember there is no free lunches, check for hidden cost if anyone offers you the same.

Regards,
VDT
 

udi1970

NSE FUTURES INTRADAY
I opened a/c with angel trading. I am very new to trading. Please help. Please be specific. I have tried asking the same questions in other threads but did not get an exact answer that I was looking for. thank u ALL here...

scenario 1:

Consider a liquid stock such as "Ambuja cememt". Assume that it is trading with a volume more than 2 lakhs at the moment with a price of 100. I want to buy 5000 shares only when price goes above 101. I will enter Trigger price as 101.10 and being an "liquid stock" will enter the limit price as 101.20 or 101.25. As this is a liquid stock, I am sure that the order would get executed within the limit price. But, suppose if would I enter a limit price as 101.90, does it have any difference on the price at which shares are bought? Please clarify.

Scenario 2:

Consider an illiquid stock such as "Star". Assume that it is trading with a volume of 20 thousand at the moment with a price of 100. I want to buy 5000 shares of it only when price goes above 101. I would enter a trigger price of 101.10. But, being an illiquid stock how far the limit price should be entered to make sure 5000 shares are bought? I guess, setting Limit price as 102.00 should be enough to buy 5000 shares for this illiquid stock. For example, in this case assume that average traded price is 101.55 . But, suppose if I enter Limit price of 103.00 would the shares be bought at higher price than if the Limit price were 102.00?