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Thanks to smartphones, which make using an app for trading straightforward, many individuals are now giving it a try.  One must use a broker SEBI has approved to purchase and sell equities on the market. Following the instructions, you may do stock trading using a trading app . Before making a stock investment, one must first understand their objectives and risk tolerance. After that, pick a broker for online trade. Examine a brokerage firm’s offerings, costs, level of customer service, technology, etc., before choosing it. Selecting the right sort of broker is equally essential. There are two distinct types of brokerage firms: full-service and discount. One needs to have a Demat and Trading Account for stock trading. Without these, no one will be permitted to trade on the Indian stock market.  Select the stock after you have a trading and a Demat account. Get familiar with the platform by checking out the app and interface features for starting online trade. Now that you are ...

With the facility of an online trading system, more and more individuals are getting attracted to stock investments. There are numerous stockbrokers who offer Demat and trading services. It makes it challenging for traders to pick a broker for the best Demat and trading accounts. You can find many brokerage firms that offer low-cost trading services. But it is not the only parameter to finalize a broker. Selecting the best Demat account along with a trading account with a broker requires a comparative analysis.  The key factors to consider to open the best Demat and trading account may differ for varied types of trading styles. A small investor may look for a basic Demat account, and a day trader prefers a high-tech online trading platform along with a low-cost Demat account.  A few parameters to analyze Demat and trading services are security measures, tech specifications, accessibility of different market segments, etc., to open the best Demat and trading account with the b...

Active traders gradually increase their investing abilities and risk appetite and consider margin trades to take advantage of opportunities available in the equity market. Margin trading allows traders to invest in large quantities of stocks to make a considerable profit. For example, a 5% return on margin trade of 5 lakhs is Rs. 25,000. You may need to invest just 50% of the trade value, and the rest the broker will bear. It is the return on your investment of Rs. 2.5 lakh and not 5 lakhs.   In the share market, the SEBI allows traders to collateralize their demat securities to use the margin trading facility (MTF) with the stockbroker. Margin against shares is like a loan against your shares offered at an agreed interest rate. The cost of margin trades includes demat pledge/unpledged charges also. It is an additional charge besides interest costs. You can use the margin for as long as you want. Few stock brokers offer margin for as long as 365 days. The trader continues to ...