Maybe it would be better if we could create various marketwatches but load only one or two at a time. e.g. I usually have 5-6 marketwatches defined - current month nifty & mininifty F&O (that's 2 marketwatches), next month nifty & mininifty F&O, nifty and today's list. Usually I need to see only today's list, but during the day I need to open the others for some reason or the other. So, there should be a provision for loading only the selected marketwatches.
Zerodha....
- Thread starter bharath.mang
- Start date
- Tags bakwaas now cheapest brokerage nest nest plus new broker zerodha zerodha trader
- Status
Hi newbie12345,
if you are talking abt the whole NSE now + nestplus getting frozen and does not allow any buttons to be pressed after login (when NEST Plus checked during login prompt), then even I faced similar issue.
Me and Zerodha team tried a lot to figure out a solution. Atlast decided to ask NSE NOW team. But before that I tried to solve some other issue about my service listing and found a solution which solved the NSE now + Nest Plus issue too
Solution:
The Issue is because of Adobe update, believe it or not. Basically ActiveX controls were messed up because of this and hence NestPlugin was failing.
In Registry (run regedit), Go to "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\", There is a subfolder named as kind of "L", right-click on the folder with your mouse and choose "Permissions..." From there, you need to check the "Deny" boxes for all users. (attaching a snapshot regarding the same)
One can also delete the registry item but it can come back later during other updates
Note: I did this change with Administrator privilege and with UAC completely disabled
For more info on the same "http:// social. technet. microsoft. com / Forums/en/w7itprosecurity/thread/90c3202c-448b-42b7-acf7-dab8dba7b000"
if you are talking abt the whole NSE now + nestplus getting frozen and does not allow any buttons to be pressed after login (when NEST Plus checked during login prompt), then even I faced similar issue.
Me and Zerodha team tried a lot to figure out a solution. Atlast decided to ask NSE NOW team. But before that I tried to solve some other issue about my service listing and found a solution which solved the NSE now + Nest Plus issue too
Solution:
The Issue is because of Adobe update, believe it or not
. Basically ActiveX controls were messed up because of this and hence NestPlugin was failing.In Registry (run regedit), Go to "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\", There is a subfolder named as kind of "L", right-click on the folder with your mouse and choose "Permissions..." From there, you need to check the "Deny" boxes for all users. (attaching a snapshot regarding the same)
One can also delete the registry item but it can come back later during other updates
Note: I did this change with Administrator privilege and with UAC completely disabled
For more info on the same "http:// social. technet. microsoft. com / Forums/en/w7itprosecurity/thread/90c3202c-448b-42b7-acf7-dab8dba7b000"
Re: Zerodha Stamp Duty....
Classic case of greed. What compounded the problems for their customers was the bets were made with the clients margin money. Whats worse, when clients requested for a payout, the payment was sent by cheque through snail mail. MF Global knew fully well that their bank accounts would be frozen at first news of bankruptcy and none of the cheques issued to their customers would be honored. Brilliant! Folks at MF Global knew exactly what they were doing.
That aside, looks like people haven't learnt from Lehman's collapse though theirs was a different blunder altogether, but driven by greed, nonetheless.
Classic case of greed. What compounded the problems for their customers was the bets were made with the clients margin money. Whats worse, when clients requested for a payout, the payment was sent by cheque through snail mail. MF Global knew fully well that their bank accounts would be frozen at first news of bankruptcy and none of the cheques issued to their customers would be honored. Brilliant! Folks at MF Global knew exactly what they were doing.
That aside, looks like people haven't learnt from Lehman's collapse though theirs was a different blunder altogether, but driven by greed, nonetheless.
- Status
