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1) * View Net Position: Shows you the net position (net off between buy and sell) expiry date wise.. If the position you've taken is in an October expiry contract, change the Expiry Date to 31/10/2013 and you'd be able to see the report.
* View Open Position: Values the option position you've taken against the underlying price of stock/index.. For eg: If you've bought 145 CE of Reliance Communication at Rs.14/- and if the value of Reliance Communication is Rs.151, then the figure under Settlement Price will be Rs.151 and the Profit/Loss would be unrealised Profit/Loss based on the Settlement price of the stock..


2) Account Summary: *Exposure margins -- Exposure/Additional Margin for any Futures position taken.
*Combined Ledger View: Amount under Net is the amount after all debits and credits..Shows you the running balance..

* Open Position/MTM: Again for Futures; if there's any Mark to market for Futures position taken it would show you here..

To open a new window, right click on the menu and select open in new window..
appreciate the prompt reply.
1) In case of a nifty index option,is the unrealised profit/loss calculated as the lot size*settlement price of nifty?
2) My open position/mtom shows closing price as 27000+ and mtom value as approx 84 lacs. i have sold abt 6 lots of nifty options.
Kindly shed some light on the above queries.
also, are we unable to use the premium credited by selling options towards margin requirements.?
 
@ Zerodha ,

As you are among the Biggest brokers of India , I would request you to put a representation to NSE on behalf of small retail traders to start the MINIFTY Contract again.

Minifty was such a favourite of new traders as well as retail traders who were applying their methodology of Money Management for profitability . With the exclusion of MINIFTY Contract , such traders have been deprived of good trading opportunity.

If big brokers like you will put this demand then NSE will surely take note of it. I have sent numerous e-mails to NSE officials but there are no replies or even acknowledgement of the e-mails.

I hope you will take note of it.

Thanks & Regards.
 

looser89

Active Member
@ Zerodha
is 60 days challenge still open or closed? I want to participate in it.
 

Zerodha

Well-Known Member
appreciate the prompt reply.
1) In case of a nifty index option,is the unrealised profit/loss calculated as the lot size*settlement price of nifty?
2) My open position/mtom shows closing price as 27000+ and mtom value as approx 84 lacs. i have sold abt 6 lots of nifty options.
Kindly shed some light on the above queries.
also, are we unable to use the premium credited by selling options towards margin requirements.?
1) If you're long options:

*Unrealised Profit (In-the-money option only) = (Settlement Price - Strike Price)*Lot Size
*Unrealised Loss = Premium paid for the option

1a) If you're short options:

*Unrealised Profit = (Strike Price+Option Premium - Settlement Price)
*Unrealised Loss = (Strike Price+Option Premium - Settlement Price)

2) Could you PM me your Client ID; we'll have this checked...

Premium collected for selling options will not be considered towards margin to carry forward short options positions.
 

Zerodha

Well-Known Member
as per my method in silver i m trading. Per lot my profit or stoploss point is 50 .
Means 50*30= 1500 rs profit.
I wana know 1lot buy+sell= 40 rs brokrage
how much other charges in this tranaction plz tell and add 40 rs with that exp . Plz tell net charges per lot buy sell in silver.
You can put your buy/sell value and the brokerage calculator will give you the total cost of trading with Zerodha: http://b.zerodha.com/
 

Zerodha

Well-Known Member
Does Ztrader work on Mac. If yes, download link please

Any plans for ipad app. Have seen your HTML5 version, but its stop gap, not for actual trader who wants to trade on go.

ZTrader Version of Mac is not stable..Our developers are working on it.. Till then you'll have to install VMware and install the Windows version..

iPad app is in the pipeline...
 

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