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It is estimated that nearly 80-85% of intraday traders end up losing money in the stock markets. Normally, 70% of the intraday traders do not last beyond the first year and 90% do not last beyond the third year.

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The market price of a security is the value of the security placed by the buyers and sellers in the market. Historical data relating to the market price of an asset proves to be an indicator for future price trends.

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A zero brokerage trading account is a trading account offered by brokerage firms that charges traders no commission fees or brokerage charges for executing trades. Traditional brokerage models involve a commission structure, where traders pay the brokerage firm a certain percentage of their trade value as brokerage fees.

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There is hardly any income in India that is not taxed, so you are surely aware that there is an income tax on intraday trading profit in India.

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When investing, it is critical to be aware of your risk appetite and consequently, balance the amount of risk involved in your investments. Equity is an asset class that offers great potential in maximising returns.

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Risk-averse investors generally use index funds or similar methods to invest in the stock market. It helps them to avoid volatility and also gain moderate returns.

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Intraday trading in India got a boost after rolling settlements were introduced in 2001. Under the T+2 rolling settlement, when you buy or sell a stock you have the opportunity to cover the position the same day.

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Trading is the underlying principle of all economic systems and financial exchanges. Any culture's capacity for growth depends on trade. A market is where all types of commerce transpire, including the stock market for share trading.

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Trading requires a lot of effort traders need to address numerous factors in the quest to make profits. Some traders believe in making quality orders over quantity, while some prefer to execute many orders quickly.

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If you want to buy and sell equity shares, ETFs, futures & options etc, the first thing you need is a trading account

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Having a Minor Trading Account for your child is like giving them a special opportunity to learn about money and investments early on. It helps them understand how the stock market works and why investing can be a smart way to grow their money.

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A demat account is necessary to hold your financial securities today. This account not only lets you hold your securities, but also lets you transact, i.e. buy or sell, these securities.

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In the intricate business and finance world, trading accounts are pivotal instruments for individuals and enterprises involved in buying and selling activities. Beyond being mere ledgers to log transactions, these accounts serve distinct objectives that foster insightful decision-making, financial analysis, and strategic planning.

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Trading in the market requires three things — skill, study & patience. Study, in this case, refers to a thorough evaluation through research to suit the resources available to you.

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Let us put it this way, you can buy 1 stock so if you have Rs 7,500 in your trading account, you can buy 3 shares of Reliance Industries or 5 shares of Infosys. But that is not the point.

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