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Adams S | What are short and longterm investments in stock market? |
To day, if i buy shares through icicidirect, can i sell them when ever i want, or will there be any restrictions, that i have to sell only at a particular time, please tell me little in detail about this. Thank you. |
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Anand V
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Adam, In India we follow the T+3 settlement format. SEBI is also considering T+2. Which means only after 3 days of your transaction you can sell. This is for the traditional share buying/selling.
There are a whole bunch of other products like intra day, Buy today sell tomorrow etc which you can use for shorter trading durations.
Cheers,
Anand
mail me at anandvijayakumar@ymail.com if you need any more details. |
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chandru y
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Ya you can sell any time . Even at same day also. |
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if u buy today u can sell any time today in any brokerage service. but if u keep them with u, u have to keep them atleast for 2 moredays in some brokerage services. after 2 days any time u can sell them. |
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skn8700
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Investments per se, imply a longer term exposure in contrast to trading. Short terms trades can be defined on one's own terms, I can define upto 7days as Short term or 30 days = Short term, per a persons convenience or trading frequency,However in the tax point of view if you sell-stocks with 1years time, you are liable to STCG, Investments held beyond 1year are taxed at different rates.Naked shorts traded on a intra-day basis should be closed within the trade day, else if you hold stocks you can short them when ever you see an profit opportunity.<Kapital.Ideas@gmail.com>
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Royal K
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hai friend see my web
http:easyloansinfo4all.blogspot.com |
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hdawg2006
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If you are going through a website, I am assuming you are not naked short-selling the stocks. If you are not naked short-selling the stocks, then you will be allowed to short-sell any stock at any time and price. |
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if you are looking for serious stock marketing i suggest you join a depository first.
Its my personal opinion that you should buy stocks and shares of companies like : DLF or reliance for long term benefits
i would also suggest you go for Infosys and other IT companies' too. |
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