jal
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Hey Deepu!
To trade online, you will need an online share trading account. There are various online trading accounts that are available...
All you would need is a PAN card and Bank account.. You can take a Depository account along with the online trading account.
You might want to check out the Reliance Money packages, which has zero brokerage, that lets you invest within a cap with a fixed charge.
I heard Motilal Oswal is also good.
The fundamental factors that you would need to check out when you are hunting for an online share trading account is:
1). Brokerage charges.
2). Whether they offer Depository A/C also.
3). If they have a link to your Bank, for online settlements.
4). Customer service and usability and functionality of the technology platform.
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toknowmore
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the share market is a very risky place for beginners. You may have to loose all of your money. My humble suggestion is start investing through mutual funds.
visit valuresearchonline.com and learn about the mutual funds and start your investments safely through mutual funds. and once you have enough money to loose, then get into the share market directly.
good luck
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Philly DiIsso
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STAY OUT OF THE MARKET for now.
If you do not know abcd abt this, get some knowledge under your belt first. Then you after you understand about the market, you can begin to trade stocks. This is not a lottery. It is big business, and you need to gain a little knowledge before you can expect to turn a profit
You will know when you understand trading and investing, and you will not have to ask anyone on this site.
Best of luck to you.....when you are knowledgeable. |
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Rammi
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try the web site www.sharekhan.com |
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Bharat
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After getting PAN, open account with ICICI direct or Reliance Money or Indiabulls & start trading online, |
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Cisco Man
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You would need to open an account with someone like Charles Schwab and deposit funds and buy shares in a stock or mutual fund. If I were you, I would wait to invest and see what the market is doing. It has come down quite a bit over the last few weeks. Set up your account now so you will be ready for an upswing. |
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Ron Berue
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I don't have a clue what you're asking.
I trade stocks and options - almost everyt day.
I would LOVE to offer my opinion for your Q, but your Q is so cloudy. |
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kalyanpothini
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Just you meet any share consultant office or Financial Services Companies. They will advice you how to open online trading account and how to do transactions etc..
Generally in India Share Kahn, ICICI Bank, kotak Mahindra, Zen Securities, 5 Paise.com etc are providing these services. |
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Siddharth D
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Hey we are a company to help beginners like you...Join for a free trial for one month, during which u wil get 2 learn al de trading basics...then u can register with us.. To know more details, mail me..... |
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mrs1123
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You get money. You open an account with a brokerage firm. You deposit money with the brokerage firm. Then you buy stocks and hold them and hope they go up.
You probably should go to https://flagship.vanguard.com/VGApp/hnw/home and www.fidelity.com and do some research.
With the market falling it would be a good time to open a Roth IRA in one of the two firms. The market has to bottom out sooner or later. |
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