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27th November 2007, 12:54 PM
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Can anyone explain?
Hi,
My questions might sound silly... But if i need to know,I need to ask. Will a demat a/c alone do for me to begin trading..(intra-day & short-term)? What is 'paper trading' and 'active trading'? Am a software engineer peeking into share market since 2 months. Thanks in advance! 
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27th November 2007, 04:24 PM
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Re: Can anyone explain?
for trading you should open a trading a/c along wiht demat a/c. some brokers will allowe you to trade with a trading a/c only. [ ie. without demat a/c] but its safe and practice to open a dp a/c with trading a/c.
you can do all intraday/short-term - long term etc as u wish with parameters of your broker. I suggest kotak securities ltd. paper trading means to play with figures without cash. just a testing method of your trading plans and strategy. active trading is one which involves cash and emotions. begin with small capital, gain the patience, workout profit/loss every day/weekly basis. Never take intraday trading as a fun. its a serious business and the risk/reward ratio is 70 : 30 happy trading babs happy trading
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27th November 2007, 05:01 PM
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Re: Can anyone explain?
Thanx a tonne babs!
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27th November 2007, 06:55 PM
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Re: Can anyone explain?
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27th November 2007, 09:12 PM
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Re: Can anyone explain?
trading account for day trading. demat a.c. for we hold our stocks in e.form.
only one demat a.c.is enough. but our brokers told compulsory to open a demat with them. because, 1. it is easy to transfer our daytrading shares into the demat, if we wish to hold them. 2. they get little money.
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