Re: Zerodha Stamp Duty....
Hi Desi7893,
This calculator issue I raised long back. But I did not get the satisfied answer but was surprised other fellow member jumped into and made a mess saying Zerodha is the best bla bla.. So I left it as it is.
I always wonder why other people jumped into and would not let Zerodha answer the query?
We know very well, There are lots of lapses in Zerodha. We should know the other side of the coin too.
Other brokers provide complete platform. So they charge accordingly.
For example, one of the broker charges just 12 Rs. more than Zerodha per trade but of course I get all the investment option with it and very big this is I can get Margin against my investment shares which makes a lots of difference when you trade.
In fact, I don't even need money in my ledger book sometime for at least 5-8 nifty futures trading intra-day. However, With zerodha, if you need to trade 5-8 Nifty Futures you know how much money you need to block in their ledger book?
I let Zerodha to say how much money require in clients ledger book for 5-8 nifty futures ( NF50).
Then you might have a clear picture, what is the major difference.
For example Zerodha is not a complete platform. In Zerodha -> NO IPO, NO mutual fund, NO NCD, NO Bond, no margin given against your invested shares etc.
Their calculator is still the same and horrible. It's miss-guiding too.
no u lie...sebi turnover fee not is there...stamp duty they r not including in brokerage calc, hidden fee?:annoyed::annoyed::annoyed:...for low turnover trading stamp duty too high...no mention of sebi turnover fee and expensive stamp duty...why they are in karnataka... maharasthra stamp duty is very good
This calculator issue I raised long back. But I did not get the satisfied answer but was surprised other fellow member jumped into and made a mess saying Zerodha is the best bla bla.. So I left it as it is.
I always wonder why other people jumped into and would not let Zerodha answer the query?
We know very well, There are lots of lapses in Zerodha. We should know the other side of the coin too.
Other brokers provide complete platform. So they charge accordingly.
For example, one of the broker charges just 12 Rs. more than Zerodha per trade but of course I get all the investment option with it and very big this is I can get Margin against my investment shares which makes a lots of difference when you trade.
In fact, I don't even need money in my ledger book sometime for at least 5-8 nifty futures trading intra-day. However, With zerodha, if you need to trade 5-8 Nifty Futures you know how much money you need to block in their ledger book?
I let Zerodha to say how much money require in clients ledger book for 5-8 nifty futures ( NF50).
Then you might have a clear picture, what is the major difference.
For example Zerodha is not a complete platform. In Zerodha -> NO IPO, NO mutual fund, NO NCD, NO Bond, no margin given against your invested shares etc.
Their calculator is still the same and horrible. It's miss-guiding too.
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