Zerodha....

[timepass]

TO ZERODHA,
We are eagerly waiting for late new year gift.

2 days more, as per their stated timetable

 

[bpr]

Zerodha / Sachin

Thanks for information & help. Yes, I have noticed it AFTER you pointed that out for me, thanks.

(1) In that window, I can see Spread, 2L and 3L under Order Type, what is all that & how it is used, please explain for all of us.

(2) Validity is IOC, what does that mean.

(3) While putting order for Spreads, should one use MIS or Normal Order.

Waiting ........

Sorry I disturb you much but I have never gone through such trades myself before so am curious to know .........

Cheers

shekhar

I can answer your second question. Don't know the answer for other 2.

IOC stands for Immediate or Cancel.
An IOC order if after being placed in the market cannot be fulfilled it will be cancelled immediately.The practical usage of such order type is beyond me.
May be someone else can enlighten us.

 

[anayash]

It does not work on gingerbread 2.3. tried on Samsung Galaxy Y. Did not work.

Works fine on Gingerbread 2.3.3! My handset is Sony Ericsson Xperia X10!:thumb:

 

[Zerodha]

Zerodha / Sachin

Thanks for information & help. Yes, I have noticed it AFTER you pointed that out for me, thanks.

(1) In that window, I can see Spread, 2L and 3L under Order Type, what is all that & how it is used, please explain for all of us.

(2) Validity is IOC, what does that mean.

(3) While putting order for Spreads, should one use MIS or Normal Order.

Waiting ........

Sorry I disturb you much but I have never gone through such trades myself before so am curious to know .........

Cheers

shekhar

Shekhar, the spread order window is used for hedging your bets. My answers to your questions are given below:

To place a spread order please do the following:
1. Press "Ctrl + Shift + F1" to get the order window open. For trading a spread, you have to put your price as the difference between the two contracts. For example, if you want to buy the Nifty spread and the price difference between the two calendar months is 40 points, you have to put 40 as the price in the price window.
2. You can choose the type of order you want:
a. Spread (calendar): This by default chooses one buy and one sell.
b. 2L: You can choose to buy or sell both legs.
c. 3L: You can choose to trade three legs at the same time.
3. Once the order is chosen, decide the quantity and the price. If it's not a spread order, then you have to put the price for each contract individually.
4. Click on submit and you're done.

IOC means Immediate or Cancel

All spread orders are NRML in nature.

Hope this information helps.

Hari

 

[Zerodha]

It does not work on gingerbread 2.3. tried on Samsung Galaxy Y. Did not work.

NSE has just released a new updated version of the NSE Mobile App for the Android platform. I guess this should work on Galaxy Y and most other Android devices on which it didn't work earlier.

http://updatesbeta.mobile.now-online.in/production/android/1.1.2/NSENow.apk

Give us your feedback!

 

[rgshare]

i want to know...

1.zerodha is offering -> flat 20rs offer on transaction

2.sharekhan is offring->0.25% on one transaction;

now considering i am a newbie,and would invest atmost 3000-4000 on one stock,i guess the charges for one transaction comes to:

zerodha= 40 (20+20)

sharekhan=buy(0.25 % of 4000) + sell(0.25% of 5000))=so total i will get around transaction charge atmost 30.

now what are the other charges(additional charges) for sharekhan and zerodha in addition to this?

and suggest me which is better among two except the charges point of view

 

[NTrader42]

i want to know...

1.zerodha is offering -> flat 20rs offer on transaction

2.sharekhan is offring->0.25% on one transaction;

now considering i am a newbie,and would invest atmost 3000-4000 on one stock,i guess the charges for one transaction comes to:

zerodha= 40 (20+20)

sharekhan=buy(0.25 % of 4000) + sell(0.25% of 5000))=so total i will get around transaction charge atmost 30.

now what are the other charges(additional charges) for sharekhan and zerodha in addition to this?

and suggest me which is better among two except the charges point of view

for Z it is buy(0.1 % of 4000) + sell(0.1% of 5000)) and if one side is above 20 i.e. (2L) then max brokerage is 20

rest u do the calculation

 

[cbiswas]

Hi, We are on the ass of NOW team to have the application on blackberry BIS up...

Thanks. Hope to get NOW on BIS soon. Regards.

 

[pakatil]

for Z it is buy(0.1 % of 4000) + sell(0.1% of 5000)) and if one side is above 20 i.e. (2L) then max brokerage is 20

rest u do the calculation

It shld be 0.01 % for Intraday and 0.1 % for Delivery based.

 

[NTrader42]

It shld be 0.01 % for Intraday and 0.1 % for Delivery based.

the guy gave an example of buy(4000) + sell(5000), he is in it for 25% gain , now you want him to do it on intraday TF :lol: