Zerodha - Number One Discount Broker in India
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I think I have become the first person to install Pi on Windows 10, technical preview. If that is true then some :clapping: for me.
My working laptop has gone in for repairs and I had just yesterday upgraded my old XP laptop to the Windows 10 technical preview. Pi installation went smoothly. However, my antivirus Panda had quarantined the setup.exe file and I had to retrieve it from quarantine. After login, the splash screen was stuck at "Loading Expert Advisors..." for almost five minutes. But it finally did login. I have added Nifty Futures to my market watch. The quotes are coming in fine and the chart is also opening up.
My working laptop has gone in for repairs and I had just yesterday upgraded my old XP laptop to the Windows 10 technical preview. Pi installation went smoothly. However, my antivirus Panda had quarantined the setup.exe file and I had to retrieve it from quarantine. After login, the splash screen was stuck at "Loading Expert Advisors..." for almost five minutes. But it finally did login. I have added Nifty Futures to my market watch. The quotes are coming in fine and the chart is also opening up.
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Ahh.. my bad, that query was around the time there was so much activity because of pi, and the question asked was brokerage, margin, taxes, etc etc, will get reduced. So my answer was yes, everything will reduce by 50%, but I didn't realize there was brokerage also mentioned on it. We don't charge brokerage based on a particular contract (nifty), so that was kind of trick question...
we don't really see a point getting into reducing prices, 20 to 15 or 10. The problem for brokerage business is that, as a business we have inflation in every aspect of our business (from salary to all running costs) but we are never supposed to be increasing our rates.
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we don't really see a point getting into reducing prices, 20 to 15 or 10. The problem for brokerage business is that, as a business we have inflation in every aspect of our business (from salary to all running costs) but we are never supposed to be increasing our rates.
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