@greencloak23 It doesn't matter whether u r selling just single MF or entire MF portfolio. at any point of time, if u r selling ur MF, and the profit is 1 lakh above then u will be taxed, if it is not, then u will not be taxed. hope u understand.
1 You can either choose ELSS funds , then u can avail the tax benefit upto 1.5 LPA.
2.Mutual funds are taxed only if ur returns exceed 1 lakh in a financial year. so whenever u r about to exceed limit, then withdraw those funds, but don't forget to re invest...
@shubham94 Technically what that guy telling was right, but i don't think no Invester would pick all the nifty 50 stocks and invest as per the weightage in nifty. It's a hypothetical situation.
When it comes to Mutual fund u have to know about 2 Charges and tax.
1) Expense ratio : It is a charge that u pay to the fund house for ingesting behalf of u, and it will be collected on daily basis. So the minimal Expense ratio is best.
1) You can use this app for paper trade, you can simply go to paper trading portal then you can stocks which u r looking to trade, then enter the data such as buy or sell, intraday Or delivery, buy or sell price, target price, stopp lo...
You might have heard that buy above inside candle, market reverses after a doji etc., but the fact is, if you follow them with out any confluence you'll end up blowing up your trading account.
Any candle or any pattern formed, will give u a signal about the act of buyers and sell...
If u buy at a particular candle opening, then the probability of Ur SL will be the low of the candle or the previous candle. So then the institutional investors try to move the price to that particular level to take ur SL and market reverses fr...
@negi72 If you are trading options then you must not worry about whether to take intraday Or delivery trade to save charges. For F&O the charges are same for both across almost all the brokers.
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