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Is it Possible to Open Multiple Demat Accounts with Single Stockbroker?
You cannot open multiple demat accounts with same stock broker (or) Depository Participant. Rather you can open in the name of your family member or your friend. But it is possible to open multiple accounts but not all at one broker. So in simple words, one PAN card, one account with one broker.
You cannot open multiple demat accounts with same stock broker (or) Depository Participant. Rather you can open in the name of your family member or your friend.
But it is possible to open multiple accounts but not all at one broker. So in simple words, one PAN card, one account with one broker.
See lessWhat is the Difference Between Demat Account and Brokerage Account?
Demat account is used for holding the shares bought in the trading account. To buy/ sell shares you must have a trading account from any of the broker. What is brokerage account? There is nothing called as brokerage account. You only need trading and demat accounts. One is for buying shares and anotRead more
Demat account is used for holding the shares bought in the trading account. To buy/ sell shares you must have a trading account from any of the broker.
What is brokerage account?
There is nothing called as brokerage account. You only need trading and demat accounts.
One is for buying shares and another is to hold it for a period of time.
See lessWhat is the Difference Between Trading Account and Demat Account?
Trading Account: Trading account is used to buy or sell shares in stock market. Demat Account: Demat account is just like our bank account, it is used to hold the stocks, mutual funds, commodities, bonds, etc. Whatever the shares you buy in the trading account can be hold in the demat account.
Trading Account: Trading account is used to buy or sell shares in stock market.
Demat Account: Demat account is just like our bank account, it is used to hold the stocks, mutual funds, commodities, bonds, etc.
Whatever the shares you buy in the trading account can be hold in the demat account.
See lessHow to Identify the Trending Market for Intraday?
If we observe the Nifty and Bank Nifty charts, there are around 6 to 8 trending days in a month. Identifying the trending day before the market opens gives good returns to the day traders. How to Identify Trending Day? We cannot predict the market 100%, but most probably the Nifty and Bank Nifty areRead more
If we observe the Nifty and Bank Nifty charts, there are around 6 to 8 trending days in a month. Identifying the trending day before the market opens gives good returns to the day traders.
How to Identify Trending Day?
We cannot predict the market 100%, but most probably the Nifty and Bank Nifty are expected to be trending after a range bound market.
The price action of the market is in an order of Range Bound – Trending – Volatile.
The above order repeats most of the times but not all the time.
Most of the Weekly and Monthly Expiry days i.e., Thursdays are Range Bound.
A day before Expiry days are mostly volatile as per my back tested data.
So, mostly we can expect volatile market on Wednesdays and range bound market on Thursdays.
See lessWhat is the Minimum Capital Required to Invest in Share Market?
If you want to invest in stocks, the minimum capital required is nothing but the share value of the chosen company. There is no minimum limit in stock market, even you can buy the share worth Rs. 1. For Example: If you want to buy XYZ company share and the share value of that company is Rs. 120, soRead more
If you want to invest in stocks, the minimum capital required is nothing but the share value of the chosen company. There is no minimum limit in stock market, even you can buy the share worth Rs. 1.
For Example: If you want to buy XYZ company share and the share value of that company is Rs. 120, so the minimum capital required is 120+brokerage charges.
In the same way if the share value is Rs. 10 then you need Rs.10+Brokerage charges to buy that share.
The is no maximum limit too. You can add funds based on your financial capability.
See lessHow to Convert Physical Shares to Demat?
Here is the step by step procedure to convert physical shares in to dematerialized format. Open a demat account from any of the stock brokers like Zerodha, Upstox, Angel Broking, etc., Download the Dematerialisation Request Form (DRF) from your broker's website or from NSDL Download DRF from NSDL FiRead more
Here is the step by step procedure to convert physical shares in to dematerialized format.
- Open a demat account from any of the stock brokers like Zerodha, Upstox, Angel Broking, etc.,
- Download the Dematerialisation Request Form (DRF) from your broker’s website or from NSDL
- Download DRF from NSDL
- Fill two copies of DRF and sign with “Signature with DP”
- Send the signed copy, original share certificate, a self attested PAN Card copy to your broker’s address.
- After the successful submission of the above documents, the “Registrar And Share Transfer Agent” takes up to 25 days to convert shares.
See lessHow to Identify Fake Breakouts in Nifty and Bank Nifty?
Break out trades are the most excited trades for the beginners. First let us understand what is a break out trade. Taking a trade whenever the stock/ index breaks the important levels like Support, Resistance, Previous Day High, Previous Day Low, etc., is called as a breakout trade. As per the backRead more
Break out trades are the most excited trades for the beginners. First let us understand what is a break out trade. Taking a trade whenever the stock/ index breaks the important levels like Support, Resistance, Previous Day High, Previous Day Low, etc., is called as a breakout trade.
As per the back tested data around 30-40 percent breakouts are fake. Fake breakouts are nothing but the price manipulation by the big investors.
Retail traders are the people who got trapped in the fake breakouts. So, how to identify the fake breakouts?
Following are the signs to identify the high probability breakouts.
Consider the breakouts if they meet at least the above parameters. Avoid parabolic breakouts, most of the times it reverses immediately.
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