Dear Vishy the champ,
I am also having my trading account with hdfc securities so i am going to let you know about all of it.
It is same as other trading accounts such icici direct, kotak secutrities, or 5 paisa or share khan.
The brokerage rate for delivery is 0.50% one side ie for selling 0.50 and for purchasing 0.50 and for day trading it is 0.10 for one side.
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Charges for other brokerage houses as such
sharekhan 0.2%
india bulls 0.2%
uti sec 0.55%
kotak sec 0.55%
icici direct 0.75 for purchse only
5paisa 0.50
Lastly, I have also created my blog regarding these you can visit it for help in equity market.
I am working in chennai and i have net acess thru cafe and my company
I am planning to start trading using my HDFC account , is it possible to buy and sell shares using Welcome to HDFC Securities website -is it just like icicdirect ?
Also how safe is cafe for these purposes ? My company acess is pretty limited but I guess I can make some time to do such activites...
What do u guys do for online trading ?
Please advise
~N
hiee boss. donno much about the security aspect of using a public pc.But I guess using ur office pc would be much better.
You also have the option of calling your broker up and placing orders.
If your equation with the guys who do the backoffice and data work is good ,then nothing like that.
Happy trading
hey any takes on the new IPO parsvanath developers....
the issue is laready oversubscribed by 1.5 time by the debut day's end.
i guess good IPO indeed... lotsa projs on hand.. and more than that it is into
real estate.. its a hot secotr these days..
hey any takes on the new IPO parsvanath developers....
the issue is laready oversubscribed by 1.5 time by the debut day's end.
i guess good IPO indeed... lotsa projs on hand.. and more than that it is into
real estate.. its a hot secotr these days..
Guys,parsavnath is a no brainer.just go for it.
Their projects include housing,malls, resorts,hotels ,cinemas,etc etc etc.
It is a long term stock.
Yeah, real estate is hot.Real estate and infrastucture will pay provided one invests in the frontrunners.The gap between the best and the rest is set to widen as the market matures.
I am also putting some money in Lanco Infrastructure.Dekhta hai,the price band is 200-240.
Guys,parsavnath is a no brainer.just go for it.
Their projects include housing,malls, resorts,hotels ,cinemas,etc etc etc.
It is a long term stock.
Yeah, real estate is hot.Real estate and infrastucture will pay provided one invests in the frontrunners.The gap between the best and the rest is set to widen as the market matures.
I am also putting some money in Lanco Infrastructure.Dekhta hai,the price band is 200-240.
lanco infra is mainly into power projects rather than rel estate...
I guess the I day premium wont be that high for tis...
lanco infra is mainly into power projects rather than rel estate...
True,but never said so.
hey the mutual fund sundaram bnp paribas midcap select should do well if that is goin to happen...
i am trying SIPs ..cant afford to put huge amt now..
Yup!
Thats one of the best in the market now. Thank a huge surge in Unitech for that. Besides, Anoop Bhaskar knows where to put in his salt and why. One of the least volatile of funds in the market given the segment that it is slotted in. And the highest return generator too.
A beauty, in short. Tops my recommendation for mutual funds. Its a long term hold, though.
cheers!!!
Real estate is indeed the thing to loo out for. But not if you are a retai investor. It wouldnt be really advisable to put in too much as far as real estate is considerd. If it is not a direct investment that is.
What it should be used as is a conduit for leeching out greed. The more the merrier. A proper exposure into the sector would ideally represent less than 5% of your wealth accumulated. Its safe that way for people who are yet to joing the millionaire club.
I would advise, personally, to hang on until SEBI pulls up its rules about retail investment into real estate funds.
cheers!!!
Hi
I am new to this thread and also new to the concept of trading.But i think this place will be very useful to know the nuances of trading.
Can anyone suggest ways to learn market strategies..
can anyone tell me in simple terms ... i am a newbie to share trading
i wud get my salary this month and i wanna invest in the share market ...
i have internet access from my office and i am looking out for a web portal that can serve
as a tool for long term trading like say 6 months - 1year etc...
i wonder if the normal stock buying that we do via broker is possible using icicdirect n all ?
what shud I do ? please advice me...
thanks in advance
nishant
can anyone tell me in simple terms ... i am a newbie to share trading
i wud get my salary this month and i wanna invest in the share market ...
i have internet access from my office and i am looking out for a web portal that can serve
as a tool for long term trading like say 6 months - 1year etc...
i wonder if the normal stock buying that we do via broker is possible using icicdirect n all ?
what shud I do ? please advice me...
thanks in advance
nishant
Hey Vishy,
I would suggest to wait for sometime before investin in share markets..
Markets in all-time high and there are lot of beliefs that it can take a downfall anytime
You can start off by investing in safe stocks.For ex: Reliance,Infosys,SBI,HDFC,ITC,Hindalco,TCS,Bharti Televetures.etc(These are called bluechips,they are known to be more stable and the risk associated is low.
Don't go for smallcaps or midcaps now where the risk is higher..
Go to various websites,searching google....
About web portal;indiabulls,5paisa,sharekhan or icicidirect r equally gud..But I like Indiabulls the best personally..
And 1 more thing,dont go by sheer advice and tips of the brokers and all,do some research work on own..How the particular share has fared over time..How the company is doing overall..
I mean to say that,Sometimes back,d whole aviation industry was facing huge problems in infrastructure and profit margins..so all aviation stocks - Jet,AirDeccan n Spicejet weren't moving much..
So a study on own everytime u invest,keep a track of business news..
Do ask for more help if u need.
happy investin
Akhil
repeat post
Hi
I am new to this thread and also new to the concept of trading.But i think this place will be very useful to know the nuances of trading.
Can anyone suggest ways to learn market strategies..
Hi
I am new to this thread and also new to the concept of trading.But i think this place will be very useful to know the nuances of trading.
Can anyone suggest ways to learn market strategies..
u have to be regular follower of whats happenin around d biz world...
market strategies cant b learn just like that.It requires lots of hard work and time devotion..
Start with some basic books in investing,visit some sites(search in google)..know some basic first..
Pick up any financial newspaper daily..relate business events with the company's share prices..
Example
Nissan (japan's no 2 carmaker) abonded its talks with Maruti to produce a car for India..and they will partner with Mahindra & Mahindra-Renault..
So,they effect was Maruti was down 3 odd % and M & M up 6 odd %..
These r some obvious effects,there will b lots of indirect effetcs,u will keep learning once u start followin d equity markets in a regular basis..
channels like CNBC n NDTV Profit also provides a gr8 knowledge..try n catch d evening shows where they give the summary of the whole day..
Happy learning and investing
eeestudent Saysloss of 4000 rs in prime focus:neutral:. i am alloted 63 allcargo logistic. uska kya hoga. i am really worried.:tellme:. i cant afford such loss
Hey, i hope my reply to ur post would have satisfied u..All cargo is now trading at above the issue price around Rs900 and it did touched Rs1000 as well...
Patience pays...
Happy Investing
Hi Guys
If any of you can share some articles regarding the impact of demuTalisation of stock exchanges on corporate governance it would be helpful to me.
Regards
Prashoo
thanks akhil bhai ... i concur with ur thoughts . its always nice to stick with nice stable comapnies while investing as a fresher .
any opinion on idbi's paisabuilder.com ?
i have an hdfc bank account with me ... i wonder if it wud be inconvenient to start a trading account with a diff bank ...
is it a good strategy considering the fact that u'd have to transfer ur fund from HDFC to IDBI and all ? can we do that easily ?
thanks akhil bhai ... i concur with ur thoughts . its always nice to stick with nice stable comapnies while investing as a fresher .
any opinion on idbi's paisabuilder.com ?
i have an hdfc bank account with me ... i wonder if it wud be inconvenient to start a trading account with a diff bank ...
is it a good strategy considering the fact that u'd have to transfer ur fund from HDFC to IDBI and all ? can we do that easily ?
IDBI charges 0.5% for trades upto 200,000.00 and last I can remember of HDFC is .65%. ICICIdirect would be among the more expensive ones, charges upto .96% so ignore them as there's nothing more for which u would be paying, relatively.
Kotak has a flat rate scheme but that's subject to vague conditions. So it depends, if ur a trader- buy or sell on a daily basis or would plan to invest a larger amount accross various stocks and buy more of it and if ur more price sensitive then go through the fine print of various brokerages and check what best they could offer u on paper.
Else if ur one of those who wouldn't be bothered about things like business cycles and infaltion concerns and are in the stock for the long haul then brokereage charges shouldn't be that much of a concern.:satisfie:
If I were u I would go with the good old brokerage firms that arn't banks per se but only provide brokerage services like Motilal oswal or Edwelwiss or Geojit that relatively provide cheaper brokerage charges as compared to ICICI which to my knowledge is the most expensive for the same service. Yes, u might need to send checques for respectives amounts but that can be avoided given the amount of cash u would wanna expose urself to the equity market. Ergo, pay a lumpsum:)
Cheers
VA
thnx vinit bhai
do you think this motilal oswal is good in the long run ? what interest are they chargin ?
i heard reliance is coming into this sector and they are gonna have low interest rates n all...but the question is will it be like reliance mobile ... too much hyped yet didnt deliver well ...
whats ur suggestion ?
rgds
thnx vinit bhai
do you think this motilal oswal is good in the long run ? what interest are they chargin ?
i heard reliance is coming into this sector and they are gonna have low interest rates n all...but the question is will it be like reliance mobile ... too much hyped yet didnt deliver well ...
whats ur suggestion ?
rgds
I am not sure what Motilal oswal offers but like I said b4 good old pure brokerage firms generally offer the lower brokereage for the same service online trading et al....
So check with firms like Geojit and Karvy, or Edelwiss (if ur in mumbai) .............
Reliance would offer compettitive rates whne it enters and in any market when it enters the brokereage business. But I would stick with firms that have been in the business for some time like Anad Rathi or Motilal Oswal.
U as well need to decide if ur gonna trade daily or frequently and also the amount or %age of ur investments ur wanna expose to equities. When I started I was invested about let' say rs 4000.00 in a certaion stock I knew I would be holding them for 3-6 months odd where a .9% brokerage wasnt a huge concern. I mean if ur gonna invest in Reliance Petroleum which is gonna deliver in 2008-09 then it doesnty matter what u pay as brokerage .
But if u gonna trade the volatility in the market as in FII flows, business cycles, stocks which are very sensitive to oil prices which then would influence ur invesment style then brokerage charges on the whole is impt.
Else go with a good old brokerage firm unless a bank cum brokerage service offers u a competitive rate.
So it depends check with respective brokerage firms and see what it best offers u but if ur in it for the long haul go with ur bank rather brokerage shouldn't be a concern.......
Hope it helps...........
Cheers
Vineet
Indeed very helpful . thanks ... i am checking out my options