Zerodha....

[timepass]

Sounds like a net being readied

 

[saurabhjain2005]

Hi, I am a warrior who lost the battle 2 years back and left the battlefield wounded ;-) .... but now I am back and so went back to my previous 'horse' (broker ) Religare...But I guess you all know how swift, reliable and cheap this horse is ( pun intended ) ...So, I wanted to change my horse so that I cant blame it this time if I lose the battle..I was in search of a better horse and found this forum about Zerodha...As I am from Bangalore, I saw their hoardings here so I thought lets just check this forum..I called their execs and they gave me information which all of u know in this forum..

1) 20 Rs flat for sell and buy both.
2) They charge per order so even if order gets executed multiple times, ull be charged only Rs 20.
3) One time account opening fees of Rs 500 and Annual charges of Rs 400.
4) NSE plus software for technical analysis which is currently free but is gonna be chargeable soon @ Rs 120 around.
I am going to their office on monday so as to check their trading platform.

 

[msa5678]

Hi, I am a warrior who lost the battle 2 years back and left the battlefield wounded ;-) .... but now I am back and so went back to my previous 'horse' (broker ) Religare...But I guess you all know how swift, reliable and cheap this horse is ( pun intended ) ...So, I wanted to change my horse so that I cant blame it this time if I lose the battle..I was in search of a better horse and found this forum about Zerodha...As I am from Bangalore, I saw their hoardings here so I thought lets just check this forum..I called their execs and they gave me information which all of u know in this forum..

1) 20 Rs flat for sell and buy both.
2) They charge per order so even if order gets executed multiple times, ull be charged only Rs 20.
3) One time account opening fees of Rs 500 and Annual charges of Rs 400.
4) NSE plus software for technical analysis which is currently free but is gonna be chargeable soon @ Rs 120 around.
I am going to their office on monday so as to check their trading platform.

Welcome to the Battlefield, Most of us here are wounded warriors, Including me.

 

[msa5678]

Hi, I am a warrior who lost the battle 2 years back and left the battlefield wounded ;-) .... but now I am back and so went back to my previous 'horse' (broker ) Religare...But I guess you all know how swift, reliable and cheap this horse is ( pun intended ) ...So, I wanted to change my horse so that I cant blame it this time if I lose the battle..I was in search of a better horse and found this forum about Zerodha...As I am from Bangalore, I saw their hoardings here so I thought lets just check this forum..I called their execs and they gave me information which all of u know in this forum..

1) 20 Rs flat for sell and buy both.
2) They charge per order so even if order gets executed multiple times, ull be charged only Rs 20.
3) One time account opening fees of Rs 500 and Annual charges of Rs 400.
4) NSE plus software for technical analysis which is currently free but is gonna be chargeable soon @ Rs 120 around.
I am going to their office on monday so as to check their trading platform.

Welcome to the Battlefield, Most of us here are wounded warriors, Including me.

 

[murthyavr]

Welcome to the Battlefield, Most of us here are wounded warriors, Including me.

msa,

twice wounded ..??

 

[msa5678]

Dear Zerodha,

Can you tell me how much margin amount required for 1 lot BankNifty Positional Trading.

I know that the margins are listed at some site. But there are certain restrictions from my office network, And I cannot access certain sites. So please let me know at the forum.

Regards

 

[murthyavr]

Dear Zerodha,

Can you tell me how much margin amount required for 1 lot BankNifty Positional Trading.

I know that the margins are listed at some site. But there are certain restrictions from my office network, And I cannot access certain sites. So please let me know at the forum.

Regards

Span margin 7.87% and exposure margin 5%.

For one lot of BANKNIFTY-1, the requirement comes to 26806.71
for 30.01.2012

 

[msa5678]

Span margin 7.87% and exposure margin 5%.

For one lot of BANKNIFTY-1, the requirement comes to 26806.71
for 30.01.2012

Thanks for the info, Murthy, These %ages do vary, right? Have you any idea what would be the maximum variation for these values.

I have observed that the BNF gives better returns than NF. The diff was almost twice in 2010. Need to check the data for 2011. But the risk also is 2wice in BNF.

 

[Sridhar795318]

Hi, I am a warrior who lost the battle 2 years back and left the battlefield wounded ;-) .... but now I am back and so went back to my previous 'horse' (broker ) Religare...But I guess you all know how swift, reliable and cheap this horse is ( pun intended ) ...So, I wanted to change my horse so that I cant blame it this time if I lose the battle..I was in search of a better horse and found this forum about Zerodha...As I am from Bangalore, I saw their hoardings here so I thought lets just check this forum..I called their execs and they gave me information which all of u know in this forum..

1) 20 Rs flat for sell and buy both.
2) They charge per order so even if order gets executed multiple times, ull be charged only Rs 20.
3) One time account opening fees of Rs 500 and Annual charges of Rs 400.
4) NSE plus software for technical analysis which is currently free but is gonna be chargeable soon @ Rs 120 around.
I am going to their office on monday so as to check their trading platform.

Some details about how you lost the battle might help some of us avoid the same.

How did you prepare for the new battle now?
It may be better to post in a new thread.

 

[murthyavr]

Thanks for the info, Murthy, These %ages do vary, right? Have you any idea what would be the maximum variation for these values.

I have observed that the BNF gives better returns than NF. The diff was almost twice in 2010. Need to check the data for 2011. But the risk also is 2wice in BNF.

These percentages remain more or less the same, I think. The margin amount
however varies as per the CMP.

Yes, BNF is too volatile and gives nice returns, provided it is in a proper trending
mode!