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........... just need to know about the zerodha brokerage structure, i believe u know a lot, as u trade in options.... is it (flat 20 rs per order) or (0.01% or Rs. 20 per executed order, whichever is lower)??
This is the correct brokerage.

(0.01% or Rs. 20 per executed order, whichever is lower)

You can check it on their brokerage calculator. Use that brokerage calculator to

1) first calculate the expenses for nifty options or futures (qnty = 50)
2) next calculate the expenses for minifty options or futures (qnty = 20).

You will know the difference instantly.


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Trader_J, we have other threads for comparing brokers. Let's leave our personal recommendations for those threads.
 
@STOCKSNANBAN
You have chosen not to receive PMs, so replying in open forum. But do check your settings in user CP. It is very irritating to receive a query through PM and not be able to reply.


This is the correct brokerage.

(0.01% or Rs. 20 per executed order, whichever is lower)

You can check it on their brokerage calculator. Use that brokerage calculator to

1) first calculate the expenses for nifty options or futures (qnty = 50)
2) next calculate the expenses for minifty options or futures (qnty = 20).

You will know the difference instantly.


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Trader_J, we have other threads for comparing brokers. Let's leave our personal recommendations for those threads.
In zerodha brokerage calculator, .01% brokerage structure works only on equity & futures and not on options. so i believe options are having a flat brokerage of Rs. 20 per order and not .01%.... correct me if i am wrong...

anyways i feel sorry for irritating you in the middle of night.... and have enabled the P.M.
 

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In zerodha brokerage calculator, .01% brokerage structure works only on equity & futures and not on options. so i believe options are having a flat brokerage of Rs. 20 per order and not .01%.... correct me if i am wrong...

anyways i feel sorry for irritating you in the middle of night.... and have enabled the P.M.
Ask them please.

I think that for Options, the turnover is calculated as per futures value.

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Brokers like S_Khan, U_CON, BM_ _ Creators are not ZERODHAS competitor, even they all are far away from discount broking.

The main competitor of Zerodha is RKSV, who has freedom plan Rs 1947 per Month for NSE Cash, F&O and BSE, so if some one doing more than 100 trade per month, they should go for pre paid brokrage plan of RKSV, otherwise Zerodha is good for less than 100 trade per month.

Zerodha has advantage of stamp duty (Max 50 per day per ontact note)

RKSV has advantage of Lower transaction charges for Future Rs 230 v/s Zerodha 490 per crore. (If u trade in One lot of Nifty @5000 , RKSV charge Rs 13 , Zerodha charge Rs 28)
I think for all regular traders, a good charting software is a must. In sharekhan, you get it free "trade tiger", in other houses, you have to pay extra 600/700 to a outside charting vendor.
 

Shailu

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hello ,
suppose if we buy 1 lot zinc and 1 lot lead than how much margin required.

second if we buy 1 lot zinc and sell 1 lot lead than how much margin required.

i want keep it as positional for 1 days to 10 days.
and if next day or in 2-3 days if we square off both than what brokrage is charged.
 

Zerodha

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In zerodha brokerage calculator, .01% brokerage structure works only on equity & futures and not on options. so i believe options are having a flat brokerage of Rs. 20 per order and not .01%.... correct me if i am wrong...

anyways i feel sorry for irritating you in the middle of night.... and have enabled the P.M.
For options also it is applicable but it is based on the contract turnover and not the premium turnover... So if you buy 1 lot of mininifty 5000 call at Rs 100, your turnover would be 20*(5000+100), which is around 1,02,000, your brokerage would be 0.01 or 20 whichever is lower on this.. so it would be Rs 10..
 
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