Zerodha....

[Zerodha]

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.

26500 is margin for Zinc and 27000 for lead if you intend to keep the position overnight... If you want to trade it for intraday you need 50% of this amount...

Brokerage is Rs 20 per executed order, for every buy and every sell Rs 20, irrespective of the size of the order... It doesn't change if it is intraday or overnight, the brokerage remains the same...

Cheers..

 

[Shailu]

26500 is margin for Zinc and 27000 for lead if you intend to keep the position overnight... If you want to trade it for intraday you need 50% of this amount...

Brokerage is Rs 20 per executed order, for every buy and every sell Rs 20, irrespective of the size of the order... It doesn't change if it is intraday or overnight, the brokerage remains the same...

Cheers..

hello plz read care fully i didnt ask for intraday or overnight position.

if i buy 1 lot of zinc and 1 lot of lead and keep the position for 1 days or 2 days or 5 days or 10 days than what will be the margin for both and what will be the brokrage.


2- if i sell 1 lot zinc and buy 1 lot of lead( hedge) and keep it for 1 days to 10 days and square off within this days than how much margin for this condition and wht will be the brokrage.

 

[Trader J]

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.

Just calculate the brokerage of Sh__Khan, if your brokerage going 5 to 10 times more than Zerodha or RKSV (For eg 5k or 10K than 2K) per month, than better you purchase one more laptop and run any free broker software for charting , the cost will recover in six months, and you need one extra internet connection for Rs 300 pe rmonth, and this connection will work as backup also.

I think we dont have to force (or Expect from) Zerodha or RKSV to change there plan, instead we can choose our broker as per our requirement.

I hope more company will come with attractive offer in future.

 

[Zerodha]

hello plz read care fully i didnt ask for intraday or overnight position.

if i buy 1 lot of zinc and 1 lot of lead and keep the position for 1 days or 2 days or 5 days or 10 days than what will be the margin for both and what will be the brokrage.


2- if i sell 1 lot zinc and buy 1 lot of lead( hedge) and keep it for 1 days to 10 days and square off within this days than how much margin for this condition and wht will be the brokrage.

The only margin benefit we give you is for calendar spreads, where you buy and sell different expiries of the same contract...

You don't get margin benefit for buying lead and selling zinc or vice versa...

Brokerage as I mentioned, doesn't change if it is intraday or positional.. For every executed order you pay Rs 20.. Cheers..

 

[newbie12345]

Hi Sachin,
Would be great if one can get the DataTable by right clicking on the scrip itself rather than opening the chart first and then fetching the data table.
Assuming one has to go via NEST Plus, would it be possible to have the "Data Table" option added to the NEST Plugin Command popup? Would save us lots of time.

NEST 1 minute data, commodity in particular has zeroes in the O/H/L columns in certain records. This messes up the whole chart. Would be great if Omnesys/NEST team comes up with a solution or we will have to find a work around to the problem ourselves. I just replace OHLC price with the closing price for rows where H/L has zeroes instead. I at least get a tick on the chart instead of an Eiffel tower.

 

[newbie12345]

What happens when Commodities futures hit lower circuit like Crude did today? Crude Jun Futures hit lower circuit at 4624 and didn't go below that. Could see 0 buy orders at 0 Rs in the snapquote before buy orders started trickling in. I suppose trading wasn't halted. One just couldn't sell anymore is what I figured.

Are lower/upper circuits revised the next trading day?

Added Later - Never mind, found the answer to my query. Crude lower circuit has been revised to 4446 on the morning of 02/06/2012(dd/mm/yyyy).

 

[gunavadhi]

today placed SL-M BUY order at 13.45 at 9280 in bank nifty.at 13.53 the order was triggerred when the value is 17 points below...this is happening often to me..pl help and clarify....

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[timepass]

today placed SL-M BUY order at 13.45 at 9280 in bank nifty.at 13.53 the order was triggerred when the value is 17 points below...this is happening often to me..pl help and clarify....

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How about placing a SL order with order price and trigger price mentioned ?? Zerodha, this is a point which needs clarification repeatedly. Would you please oblige ??

 

[dashr]

today placed SL-M BUY order at 13.45 at 9280 in bank nifty.at 13.53 the order was triggerred when the value is 17 points below...this is happening often to me..pl help and clarify....

Your order would have got triggered and got executed. You were lucky it didn't get bought 17 points above the trigger.

To avoid such trades, use SL-L orders. Specify a limit price- say 9281 and trigger price 9280. Your trade will execute below limit of 9281 once it gets triggered.

 

[TradeRaid]

today placed SL-M BUY order at 13.45 at 9280 in bank nifty.at 13.53 the order was triggerred when the value is 17 points below...this is happening often to me..pl help and clarify....

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This has happened to me also a few times. The only reason it could have happened is because there would've been some order/s placed for sell around 9280 and they would be pending. Then there would be one big order which would've been sent to the exchange at 9280 or above. This order would've taken out all other sell orders below 9280, and then your stop loss buy order would've become active and arrived in the system. At this same time, newer sell orders would've come into the system at prices much lower than 9280, which could even be 9267. Since yours was a market order, and since your trigger price was achieved, your order got executed at the best price available when it because an 'active order.'

It is usually not likely that such things happen, but given the nature of markets and the lack of liquidity sometimes, it is possible. Also, placing a stop loss limit order would've still given the same result in such a scenario. One can't rule out an exact opposite scenario also being possible. For example, Bank Nifty could've started trading at 9300 as soon as your trigger price of 9280 was hit. In this case, you'd have bought it at 9300. If you had sent a stop loss limit order at 9281, then there could be a high possibility of not having your order executed as the market would've moved away from your price already.

I hope this information helps and is not too confusing.