We cannot show it on the brokerage calculator because the stamp duty is not per trade, it is per contract note...
For futures, brokerage and other charges don't change if you do intraday or overnight, it remains the same at Zerodha...
So What you see on the calculator is for both intrday futures and overnight...
Thanks for the quick reply
Still there is confusion. What do you mean when you say per contract...
Is it applicable on total turnover or only on buy turnover?
If there are two lots of Nifty futures, Is it applicable on each lot separately??In that case there will be no advantage of upper limit 50/-.
Please clarity it by example :-
Consider the example of NIFTY FUTURES Lot in brokerage calculator on your website
Buy 5000 Sell 5010 Quantiy 50
Turnover 500500
Brokerage 40
Stt Total 42.59
Total Tran Charge 27.03
Service Tax 6.70
Education Cess 0.13
Higher Edu Cess 0.07
Total Tax and charges 116.52
Points to Breakeven 2.33
Net Profit 383.48
considering stamp duty ------------------------------------------
Total tax and charges = 116.52 + 0.01% of 250250 =~ 141.52
Points to Breakeven 2.83
Is it correct??