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• Oct 24, 2023 11:01 PM
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Rate of interest starts at 9-10% p.a with 999/1%+GST as processing fees.
Here's a detailed step to step guide:
To embark on this journey, users begin by setting up an account on the chosen fintech platform. The subsequent step involves a one-time verification process, wherein the user's identity is confirmed using the Aadhaar and PAN...
It's an Overdraft Facility.
You are given a credit limit on your funds.
At each year end, you can carry the OD to the next year by paying a minimal fee.
Better rate of interest most of the time.
If you have enough gold, then it makes sense to for this.
There's a difference on LTV for equity vs debt funds.
You might need to prepay the principal.
You are referring to LTV I think.
There's a maximum limit of 50% on Equity MFs and 90% on Debt MFs
You can payback the principal whenever you want.
@sarthbalpande Depends upon your capital and whether you want to it professionally. It has some upfront costs like API, backtesting sifteearess etc but if are make a decent strategy, it does help
@ajaydon Depends on your trading strategy
@AnuDroid Read CMT L1 & L2 books.
Covers the best material from across the world
@catterpillar22 Which gives you more signals. But remember the more the no. Of trades, the more the chances of false signals and losses.
Wouldn't suggest following indicators on such short time frames if you do discretionary trading.
If you can backtest signals and they produce g...
@mrfaltu ROCE, ROE growth; PAT growth; Sales Growth ; can look at PE & PB(depending upon sector and growth/value style). Try to read the balance sheet yourself and the Annual Report to get a broad vision of what's working and what's not.
@sameerkolhar Zerodha is a good option. But they've degraded too as the market doesn't have any better option.
@harshgahlot I don't think I can comment on Individual Stocks.
Can text me over on Twitter to discuss!
Read everything.
1.Identify the trend.See any pattern is forming.
2.If volume is rising recently, there is a pending move in either directions.
3.Watch for candle setups
If all three confirm, then take a trade.
But remember try to backtest this
@sriyanshsrivastava Really depends on your time period and style(mean reversion, momentum)
@shubham94 Not really indicators.
You could try candle setups. NR4, NR7.- these are all volatility based setups which do work.