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  1. Asked: September 6, 2021In: Investment

    Which Method is Best to Earn 10 to 20 Percent Returns in a Month?

    Karthik Chandra
    Added an answer on December 2, 2021 at 4:44 am

    You should never expect a regular monthly income from the stock market. One month may give 50% returns and another month you may lose your entire capital. So, don't come to the stock market, if you are expecting regular returns like salary. Instead, you can invest in mutual funds or bonds for a reguRead more

    You should never expect a regular monthly income from the stock market. One month may give 50% returns and another month you may lose your entire capital.

    So, don’t come to the stock market, if you are expecting regular returns like salary. Instead, you can invest in mutual funds or bonds for a regular income source.

    If you have good knowledge of option selling, I prefer selling options. On average, selling options will give a 10 to 15% return on your capital if you have good skills.

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  2. Asked: September 24, 2021In: Learning

    How to Open a Corporate Demat Account?

    Karthik Chandra
    Added an answer on December 1, 2021 at 10:55 am

    The procedure is slightly different from lone broker to the other. The following are the documents required to open a Corporate Demat Account. Company's Registration Certificate with seal and signatures of the authorities Company's PAN Card with the signature and seal Address proof of the company wiRead more

    The procedure is slightly different from lone broker to the other.

    The following are the documents required to open a Corporate Demat Account.

    • Company’s Registration Certificate with seal and signatures of the authorities
    • Company’s PAN Card with the signature and seal
    • Address proof of the company with seal and signature (Registration Certificate, Bank Account Statement, or Rental Agreement)
    • Self-attested PAN Card copies of the directors
    • Self-attested address proofs of the directors
    • Past 2 years balance sheets of the company
    • Bank Account proof (Cancelled Cheque)

    Contact your broker for guidelines and procedures.

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  3. Asked: September 24, 2021In: Learning

    How to Apply for an IPO?

    Karthik Chandra
    Added an answer on December 1, 2021 at 10:39 am

    There are many ways to submit an application for IPO. You can apply through Net Banking, UPI, Broker's account, etc. The following is the procedure to submit an IPO application in Zerodha and Upstox account. How to Apply for an IPO in Zerodha Account: Firstly, you will have to open a Demat account iRead more

    There are many ways to submit an application for IPO. You can apply through Net Banking, UPI, Broker’s account, etc.

    The following is the procedure to submit an IPO application in Zerodha and Upstox account.

    How to Apply for an IPO in Zerodha Account:

    Firstly, you will have to open a Demat account in Zerodha. Click Here to open a new account.

    Step-1: Login to your Zerodha Kite account

    Step-2: Click on your User ID on the top right corner of the website and go to the console page

    Step-3: Click on the IPO under the Portfolio menu

    Step-4: All the ongoing and upcoming IPOs are listed on this page

    Step-5: Click on Status for important dates & hit the Apply button

    Step-6: Submit your bid and quantity

    Step-7: Finish the payment process & submit the Application

    You will get notified via your registered Email ID and Mobile Number

    How to Apply for an IPO in Upstox account

    Upstox is offering a free Demat account, if you haven’t opened it yet, open a Upstox account here.

    After finishing the account opening process, follow the below steps to submit the application for an IPO.

    1. Click on the link called “Invest” on the top left of the page
    2. You will find the “Invest in IPOs“ segment, at the bottom of the page. Click on it
    3. A new page opens with ongoing and upcoming IPOs
    4. Select the IPO that you wish to invest in
    5. Hit the apply button and enter the no. of lots
    6. Finish the payment process & submit the application
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  4. Asked: October 19, 2021In: Learning

    How to Sell Shares when the Stock Hit the Lower Circuit?

    Karthik Chandra
    Added an answer on December 1, 2021 at 10:21 am

    The lower circuit is the lowest price that a stock can fall in intraday. Lower Circuit=Only Sellers, No buyers So, you cannot sell the shares when the price hits the lower circuit. If you have holdings of that particular share then you will have to wait for the next day or you can also place an AMORead more

    The lower circuit is the lowest price that a stock can fall in intraday.

    Lower Circuit=Only Sellers, No buyers

    So, you cannot sell the shares when the price hits the lower circuit. If you have holdings of that particular share then you will have to wait for the next day or you can also place an AMO order.

    If you have bought the shares for intraday and if the stock hits the lower circuit, then your stockbroker will buy the shares in the auction and squares off the positions.

    The brokerage charges and the auction price will be deducted from your Demat account.

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  5. Asked: September 24, 2021In: Learning

    How to Find Undervalued Stocks in India?

    Karthik Chandra
    Added an answer on December 1, 2021 at 10:21 am

    Analyzing and picking the undervalued stocks is not a big deal if you know the following parameters. Price to Earnings Ration (P/E) - How much earnings per share Debt to Equity Ratio Free cash flow Company's Return on Equity Dividend Ratio Low Price or Earnings Ratio Current Ratio of the Stock SharpRead more

    Analyzing and picking the undervalued stocks is not a big deal if you know the following parameters.

    • Price to Earnings Ration (P/E) – How much earnings per share
    • Debt to Equity Ratio
    • Free cash flow
    • Company’s Return on Equity
    • Dividend Ratio
    • Low Price or Earnings Ratio
    • Current Ratio of the Stock
    • Sharp Growth in Earnings
    • Check whether the ROE growing above the industry average

    The above are the basic parameters to be considered to check whether the stock is undervalued or not.

    If you are good at fundamental analysis, it is very easy to estimate the company.

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  6. Asked: September 13, 2021In: Intraday Trading

    Which is the Best Index for Option Trading?

    Karan Patel
    Added an answer on November 30, 2021 at 5:10 pm

    The basic difference between Nifty and Bank Nifty is Volatility. Since Bank Nifty is an index of a single category, the daily movement in the index is high compared to Nifty. If you use a short strangle or Long Strangle strategy, I suggest the Nifty index. If you want to take directional trade, BankRead more

    The basic difference between Nifty and Bank Nifty is Volatility. Since Bank Nifty is an index of a single category, the daily movement in the index is high compared to Nifty.

    If you use a short strangle or Long Strangle strategy, I suggest the Nifty index.

    If you want to take directional trade, Bank Nifty gives good returns compared to Nifty.

    Moreover, it is easy to keep an eye on one sector rather than all. So I strongly prefer Bank Nifty for options trading.

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  7. Asked: September 13, 2021In: Learning

    Which is the Best Coaching Center for Stock Market Training?

    Karan Patel
    Added an answer on November 30, 2021 at 5:10 pm

    There are plenty of Youtube channels offering the best content for free. Few familiar people are also conducting webinars for low prices. It is best to watch youtube videos rather than attend a paid course. If you are a beginner, I suggest you watch the Youtube stuff. Later, you can attend the advanRead more

    There are plenty of Youtube channels offering the best content for free. Few familiar people are also conducting webinars for low prices. It is best to watch youtube videos rather than attend a paid course.

    If you are a beginner, I suggest you watch the Youtube stuff. Later, you can attend the advanced courses from top YouTubers.

    Don’t waste your hard-earned money in the beginning.

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