Upstox - RKSV - Trade in Rs 20 Max

copypasteaee

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i am very weak in english so googled the word SPANKING and the meaning looks funny to me.

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noun
1.
an act of slapping, especially on the buttocks as a punishment for children.
"you deserve a good spanking like any spoiled child"
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from: RKSV <[email protected]>
reply-to: RKSV <[email protected]>
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date: Thu, Jul 16, 2015 at 3:11 PM
subject: Launching 2 Spanking New Courses
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signed-by: rksv.in
: Important mainly because of the people in the conversation.
 
Hey throwawayacc123,

We didn't have any connectivity issues today.

Well, we did the following about a month ago:

-- Put up a ton of servers to handle clients
-- Quadruple our bandwidth
-- Redundancy on all of our switches and servers with auto failover
-- Redundant connections to all exchanges
-- Dedicated backup servers offsite

So far, we haven't faced any problems since we migrated to our new infrastructure.
Are your servers also handled by omnesys? Z used to say that they can't do anything about their servers because omnesys is handling it for them
 
How does it protect interest of retail investor when retail won't be able to enter into derivative market with such a big contract size ? Indirectly they doesnt want retail to participate in derivative.

If they think retail would divert to cash equity then they are mistaken because people play in derivative because they need overnight position with leverage and in equity its not possible. 80% of market volume is created by these speculators who play in derivative. These are very important people in market as they provide liquidity but this bunch of idiots in Sebi are busy looking for anti-retail policies. This will definitely affect volume. They can't play in stock options either as there is hardly any volume.
In international markets, there are big size contracts but they have kept mini contracts as well for small traders.

Another purpose of derivative is to hedge long term portfolio. There are many investors who use derivative to hedge their long term portfolio and average retail portfolio size is approx 2-3 lac.
Hedging is done with same or lower size of portfolio value but now having minimum 5 lac contract they can't hedge as their portfolio is too small against these derivative instruments and thereby have to keep it without hedge and face market volatility.

Also its not exact 5 lacs, its between 5-10 lacs, so its going to be 7 lacs for most of the contracts as currently in 2 lac size rule there are mostly 3-4 lacs sized contracts.

Retail normally trades with 1 contract and keeps 1-2 contract money for averaging which if he trades in new size contracts he wont be able to do that and would be able to buy only 1 new contract (2 old contracts equivalent) at one price i.e. he is doubling his risk by increasing his quantity at single price, and with no money left for averaging. So if he trades in this new contract then it is guaranteed that he will be wiped out sooner than later.
Exactly sebi's point I guess. They want to protect the retailers by keeping them away from the derivative market.
I'mnnot only talking about experienced traders like the ones here on traderji, I'm talking about the other 99% of retailers who just trade. Most of the time they don't stand a chance even.

Also, how many retailers do you think actually use derivatives to hedge? Honestly tell me..
Even i use it to hedge only when I'm taking trades in gold and use usdinr as a hedge. Most retailers like me never hedge at all
 
@ rksv any words ?

can u atleast forward that to nest plus team ty
vwap always down lol what will it take to make vwap up

pulse historical chat shift+h gives u blank screen

Also soemtimes idk why when i try to save csv file it says Failed to create file file i restart then that goes away tho
 
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Hi RKSV,

Today i got an email from your end that you have two PROFITABLE startegies to trade FnO. Then ur email led me to some 3rd party site. It appears that third party site is selling those methods. On watching the presentation, the author shown some examples that the method worked with moderate profits.

I know the author as he was moderator/ admin of some other forum (that forum went paid and then failed miserably).

I dont trust that 3rd party guy so my question to you is: do you take guaranty of the methods taught on "tradeacademy.in" that those will be profitable and has proven track record and backtest results? I was thinking to buy the 15 minutes option strategy but i was really double minded.

Second query is : How is rksv associated with tradeacademy.in (is it profit sharing basis or referral basis) or is it a rksv subsidary?
Hey copypasteaee,

We just forwarded the email to some of our customers because when the site was launched, a lot of people showed interest via email. One of the biggest questions we get from traders is new strategies they can explore and be guided upon. We can't give a guarantee that any of this could work, we're just hoping that it maybe sheds light on stuff that you weren't aware of.

If it does seem like spam though, it's our fault. Will take it up with management and suggest that we revise our emails so it doesn't come off like that.
 
This is what Zerodha had to say about today's glitch at their end -

"Guys today one of the lines that connect us to the exchange went down, we have multiple lines. But if the line gets disconnected the clients using this line have to be moved over to the new one. This takes upto 15 minutes.
Again this wasn't the line to receive feeds, it was the line which sends orders to the exchanges. During switch over off the lines also had some issues today. Fibre optic cable getting cut is something totally out of our control. But yes the fail-over had to have happened much faster. We have done some changes today to reduce that, but hopefully we won't have fibre optic cable getting cut."


Would like to know how you manage this specifically. What edge you guys have ,if any, over Zerodha in 'Order execution' especially in the above case?What you've listed above would have taken care of that?? BE HONEST :)
When an exchange line disconnects at RKSV, only your open orders get affected (actually only some, not all). It does take 15 minutes to get the line back up. This is the case with all brokers.

However, to create the least amount of disruption as possible, we have multiple lines to the exchange. We took our time to think of all possible eventualities when designing this new setup :).

So even when one line breaks down, all your future orders get routed to the other lines that are still up. Only the orders that are still open on the broken line will take some time to sync up. It will still be business as usual for fresh orders.

And for those lucky souls who don't have an open order at the time of disconnection, they wouldn't know that there was a disconnection. :thumb:
 
Are your servers also handled by omnesys? Z used to say that they can't do anything about their servers because omnesys is handling it for them
We've handled them since we launched NEST in 2013. They're not maintained by Omnesys. Everything from network configuration, fail-over, hardware, rack space maintenance has been done in house.
 

copypasteaee

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We've handled them since we launched NEST in 2013. They're not maintained by Omnesys. Everything from network configuration, fail-over, hardware, rack space maintenance has been done in house.
Are you having co-location server in nse?
 
Are you having co-location server in nse?
Colocation can only be used for Algo and DMA trading at exchanges. It cannot be used for retail clients. Link: http://www.nseindia.com/membership/content/connectivity.htm, click on "Colocation Facility"

Any broker who says your order is going through a colocated server at the exchange is lying to you or doesn't know what they're talking about.

Our servers are the closest to the exchange however. We've taken up space on the same road as the NSE in a datacenter. Others are farther off in Mumbai.