best broker for intraday trading

best broker for intraday trading

  • share khan

    Votes: 141 25.2%
  • india bulls

    Votes: 39 7.0%
  • angel broking

    Votes: 64 11.4%
  • india infoline

    Votes: 50 8.9%
  • reliance money

    Votes: 32 5.7%
  • religare

    Votes: 42 7.5%
  • geojit

    Votes: 18 3.2%
  • just trade

    Votes: 8 1.4%
  • ventura

    Votes: 43 7.7%
  • r k global

    Votes: 123 22.0%

  • Total voters
    560
#31
Dear Sir'
Do You Mean 0.15 for Delivery and 0.015 for Intraday Cash Transaction?
My Broker is Charging me Rs 0.30 and Rs 0.03 and says it is the lowest Brokerage!!!
Please reply
Manoj
decimal is confusing

will u please describe the brokege ,

if i buy 500 shares of 100rs and sell 500 shares @ 100
what will be the brokerage

ie brokerage for total trade is
500x100+
500x100=100000
 

priyanvada

Well-Known Member
#32
will please tell me where do I get this stochastics chart for day trading ..

... is it available online?

... is it included in trade tiger software?

... What is the good method to day trade using stochastics chart?

... I have started day trading 5 days before and till today I have lost Rs. 2500 ...

So please help me so that at least I don't make lossess....

thanks
 

lazytrader

Well-Known Member
#33
trading takes a long time to learn. you will make a lot of losses if you don't trade according to some plan. I would suggest you stop trading and first learn something called "money management"

will also suggest reading "teach a man to fish" thread by Saint.
 

lazytrader

Well-Known Member
#35
I didn't mean quit altogether. Stop till you get the basics right.

If you can't totally stop trading then make sure you have this right - lets say your trading capital is 1,00,000 then on one trade don't risk more than Rs.1000. How you do this is - first when you are looking to enter a stock get the entry price and stop loss calculated. For eg. lets say you will enter a stock at a price of Rs.50 and your stop loss is Rs.48 (you need to have this before buying) then the number of shares you buy is 50-48=Rs.2 now divide Rs.1000 (risk amount) by 2 = 500 shares.

But keep in mind what ever happens sell if the price hits Rs.48. That will ensure that you will have enough money left to trad another day. It falls under a topic called money management.
 

lazytrader

Well-Known Member
#38
wow!

this really a wonderful lesson you taught me ...

... earlier I used give stop loss for every trade but I was just saying Jai Bajarangabali :) and I was giving my full exposure thinking I am giving all that have to make maximum possible profit ....

...It seems now I was very much wrong in this approach ...

really thanks for your kind guidance!
regards,
priyanvada
Are you using 2 accounts?
Well I used to do the same without any Stop Loss!
It takes time but you will learn if you are willing to take the trouble.

Read "Teach a man to fish" thread..
 

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