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I didnt understand all this at all...
i mean u give margin for intraday based on span margins!!!!
those are changed everyday with every session...
how can a trader got to know how much margin should he maintain to place an order...
every time want to trade should see SPAN MARGINS... pickup calculator.. and do very much calculations....
I really wanted to know what happened to you guys????
when i first traded with zerodha.. i think for all F&O stocks leverage is 10times and for remaining 5 times...
but now it is very complex to understand your logic on giving leverage based on SPAN for every stock...
please tell me... dont you think this is very complex for quick traders???
i mean u give margin for intraday based on span margins!!!!
those are changed everyday with every session...
how can a trader got to know how much margin should he maintain to place an order...
every time want to trade should see SPAN MARGINS... pickup calculator.. and do very much calculations....
I really wanted to know what happened to you guys????
when i first traded with zerodha.. i think for all F&O stocks leverage is 10times and for remaining 5 times...
but now it is very complex to understand your logic on giving leverage based on SPAN for every stock...
please tell me... dont you think this is very complex for quick traders???
When I try to view contract note I am getting following error - "Error Occurred creating Report Object_1: 006~ASP 0177~Server.CreateObject Failed~80070057"? Is it only for me or it is a common issue?
Also in "Daily Client Margin" statement I see most of my fund is allotted to NSE-EQ. But I only trade NSE-F&O. So is there any way to allocate total fund to NSE-F&O?
Also in "Daily Client Margin" statement I see most of my fund is allotted to NSE-EQ. But I only trade NSE-F&O. So is there any way to allocate total fund to NSE-F&O?
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Re: Span Margin
Even that ,We have to calculate so many things to trade if leverages is given by SPAN MARGINS..
We have to check its span ,our account margin ,cost of equity ,percentaging etc etc... Well if they think that leverages are risky they should lower leverages by times like making 10 times by balance to 7 or 6 times of it... Better rounded off things are much easier for traders...
Hope someone will get to this and things are made easy
Even that ,We have to calculate so many things to trade if leverages is given by SPAN MARGINS..
We have to check its span ,our account margin ,cost of equity ,percentaging etc etc... Well if they think that leverages are risky they should lower leverages by times like making 10 times by balance to 7 or 6 times of it... Better rounded off things are much easier for traders...
Hope someone will get to this and things are made easy
Indian Stamps Act(Amendment)Bill,for UNIFORM STAMPDUTY in coming session of Parlament
Uniform stamp duty on share trades soon (by month end).
The governments plans to have a uniform duty structure for stock market transactions may fructify soon, with the finance ministry planning to table the Indian Stamps Act (Amendment) Bill), 2011, in the coming session of Parliament.
A finance ministry official said comments had been received on the draft and most state governments were on board. The Bill would be sent to the Cabinet for its approval this month, the official added.
Under the proposed regime, stamp duty will be collected by stock exchanges from the seller and then passed on to the states where the seller is based. Against the current practice of different stamp duty rates in states on stock market transactions, the finance ministry is planning to propose a uniform rate of 0.003 per cent on futures and options trading. For currency derivatives, it is considering a rate of 0.0001 per cent.
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To give some relief to stock market investors, the finance ministry is also considering a cut in the securities transaction tax (STT). It may finally decide while preparing the Budget in February.
[Source: business-standard & thehindubusinessline ]
CHEERS! :clap:
Uniform stamp duty on share trades soon (by month end).
The governments plans to have a uniform duty structure for stock market transactions may fructify soon, with the finance ministry planning to table the Indian Stamps Act (Amendment) Bill), 2011, in the coming session of Parliament.
A finance ministry official said comments had been received on the draft and most state governments were on board. The Bill would be sent to the Cabinet for its approval this month, the official added.
Under the proposed regime, stamp duty will be collected by stock exchanges from the seller and then passed on to the states where the seller is based. Against the current practice of different stamp duty rates in states on stock market transactions, the finance ministry is planning to propose a uniform rate of 0.003 per cent on futures and options trading. For currency derivatives, it is considering a rate of 0.0001 per cent.
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To give some relief to stock market investors, the finance ministry is also considering a cut in the securities transaction tax (STT). It may finally decide while preparing the Budget in February.
[Source: business-standard & thehindubusinessline ]
CHEERS! :clap:
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