List of Trading Account Articles

A trading account serves as your portal to the dynamic world of financial markets, providing you with the means to engage in transactions involving diverse financial instruments like stocks, currencies, commodities, and an array of other assets. It serves as a repository for your trading capital and accumulated profits.

Quant traders are professionals who use their knowledge of finance, mathematics, and computer programming to identify trading possibilities in the financial market.

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.

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.

In India you get a choice to the extent that you are almost spoilt of choice

Every business requires funds which can be procured either through debt or equity.

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.

Derivative contracts have become standard financial instruments for people who either want to diversify or hedge against the losses due to unforeseen circumstances.