Market pulse

From December 1, 2020, the concept of peak margin reporting will be introduced. This will have a big impact on the intraday margin/limit that customers enjoy currently.

The new margin pledge / unpledge mechanism from SEBI is aimed at safeguarding investors against the misuse of client's shares by brokers.

As per SEBI circular Dated Nov 19,2019 brokers are now required to collect and report margins in the cash segment just like is currently applicable in derivatives segment

The situation in the market is grim. Comparisons with 2008, and even 2000, have begun. Older investors, who have weathered one of those massive downturns, are likely to be better prepared emotionally. Younger investors, on the other hand, who have not witnessed such a brutal downturn before, are likely to find it more difficult to deal with. In this story, we shall discuss a few strategies that can help investors survive this severe market downturn.

In today’s time of volatile and ever changing dynamic markets how can a trader capture the required move of a stock and at the same time manage his Risk and book profits at required levels well answer for the question is Bracket Order.

Traditionally, trading meant finding stock broker companies or share market brokers, consulting them and investing your money after doing so. Every time, you had to update your investment, you had to contact the broker and wait for final modifications. Such a hassle, right?

As a beginner interested in trading, you may be confused about the huge market options in front of you. There are many different trading markets that even seasoned traders are yet to explore. So, when you are just starting out as a new trader, it is best to choose a few trading markets, observe and analyze them, and then make prudent investment options.

In this age of the Internet and smartphones, buying and trading stocks has become easier and more convenient than before. There are all kinds of websites and apps where you can create your own trading account and start investing in stocks that you think can offer high returns. The question is, how do you pick the right platform?

A DEMAT Account is similar to a bank account in which you hold deposits while the bank records the credit and debit of that account for you.

Only this will ensure that you are able to meet the escalation in costs over a 15-20 year horizon