Zerodha....

[murthyavr]

to buy if price breaks a high, you will place SL order...
Example: if price is at 100 now, and you want to buy if price crosses 101, you will place a SL order with trigger price 101 and price 101.1 or 101.2
Or you can place an SL-M order with trigger price 101.

example of limit order:
if price is at 100 and you want to short sell if price reaches 101, you will place a limit sell order at 101.
if price is at 100 and you want to buy if price falls to 99, then you will place a limit buy order at 99.
if price is at 100 and you place a limit buy order for 101, trade will be executed at current market price (100).
if price is at 100 and you place a limit sell order for 99, trade will be executed at current market price (100)

so, essentially, when you are placing limit orders, you are predicting that market will turn direction from that price point... i.e picking tops and bottoms...

or are you guys collectively calling limit orders, SL orders and SL-M orders as limit orders?

Thanks Pride, for your detailed explanation.

I meant all orders which are not market orders as Limit Orders. My experience
with Angel was got limited to Market/Limit orders.

With the kind of distinction you made between Stop Loss orders and Limit orders,
you meant that SL orders are OK, but not the Limit orders.

I also exactly meant the first part, if not the second one!

 

[TraderRavi]

can we transfer funds from our backoffice instantly to NSE using SBI....actually last two transactions by NEFT from SBI to others were yet to reach their destination even after 20 days..so in a delimma to use NEFT now....and there are 2- 3 drop down menus in that backoffice fund transfer page...any video to see how to do transfer funds using your new instant transfer gateway...

 

[startrade]

How can I add the bonds (such as SBI bonds) and Non Convertible Debentures to the market watch in NOW?

I already have a Zerodha trading account with ILFS demat account.

Suppose I want to see the quotes of SBI bonds that were issued a few months ago and India Infoline NCDs that were listed on NSE on 24th Aug and may be buy some of such debt instruments. How can I do that with my Zerodha account?

 

[kaliappan]

i am kals, now i trade with ats[aditya trading solution] they gave very high exposure ,(for nifty 1lot indraday reqd only rs 50000) . what is yr exposure?

 

[kaliappan]

sorry 5000 only

 

[Zerodha]

can we transfer funds from our backoffice instantly to NSE using SBI....actually last two transactions by NEFT from SBI to others were yet to reach their destination even after 20 days..so in a delimma to use NEFT now....and there are 2- 3 drop down menus in that backoffice fund transfer page...any video to see how to do transfer funds using your new instant transfer gateway...

Ravi, a lot of banks got activated but SBI is still not up, issue at the SBI end... we are trying to get this sorted fast...

 

[Zerodha]

i am kals, now i trade with ats[aditya trading solution] they gave very high exposure ,(for nifty 1lot indraday reqd only rs 50000) . what is yr exposure?

Intraday margin is 40% of the total margin charged by NSE... So if margin for overnight position on nifty is 25k, intraday will be only Rs 10000...

 

[Zerodha]

How can I add the bonds (such as SBI bonds) and Non Convertible Debentures to the market watch in NOW?

I already have a Zerodha trading account with ILFS demat account.

Suppose I want to see the quotes of SBI bonds that were issued a few months ago and India Infoline NCDs that were listed on NSE on 24th Aug and may be buy some of such debt instruments. How can I do that with my Zerodha account?

Hi Startrade, if you open the marketwatch and look at the drop down boxes on top of the market watch to add scrips...

The first dropdown is NSE and the next one, instead of EQ choose any of the other categories... For SBI bonds choose N2 and choose the right option...

You would need to search where indiainfoline NCD's are in one of the drop down options...

Cheers...

 

[sln1941]

dear kaliyappan, where is ur broker? and how is customer support and which software they r given to trade and payin/payout condition..
can u clarify above?:thumb:

Nirmal Bang also allows you trade intraday one lot of Nifty with Rs. 5000/-only. I continue with Zerodha who allows trading intraday with 40% of span + exposure margin given by NSE which works out to qbout Rs. 10000/- at current levels. Leverage can work bothways and you can loose or gain more and it depends on one's choice, risk taking ability/capacity.

 

[rameshkoch]

hi everybody