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Any CA from Delhi, who trades in F&O, and willing to do ITR filing within 3000, please advise.

Any CA from Delhi, who trades in F&O, and willing to do ITR filing within 3000, please advise. CANIKHIL Ji - What are your charges please ?

You are from which city? Are you a CA?

Any CA from Delhi, who trades in F&O, and willing to do ITR filing within 3000, please advise.

Yes you are right, 5paisa is a bunch of jokers.

Very poor service. While account opening I had selected "Derivatives" and provided six month bank statement as well. Still after account opening F&O was not activated. Customer support executive said you need to manually add F&O in your profile and again attach 6 months bank statement. Did...

So finally NSE has decided to do away the S&P500 and DJIA from derivatives. In any case given the poor liquidity it was inevitable. Guys, share your opinion if any of you traded them on NSE.

Fee can be paid online, although it causes additional charge of rs 20-30

There is no monopoly left in the stock broking industry. You being on this forum I assume you are computer literate and can execute your trades at your end without any need to contact broker each and every time. Switch to any discount broker.

I believe you can write a better (i.e. proper) post than this one.

If you want to say people want to "gamble" in bitcoin knowing the risk factors, fair enough, then can do so, there are plenty of instruments to gamble in the markets, one more, nothing else But without any government backing I dont see any reason for it to replace a currency in any country...

Yes, exactly this is what it needs. In this case those currencies will have the backing of government/s and won't be a risk of vanishing overnight.

Lets talk the facts not rhetoric. This is absolutely inappropriate comparison. Stocks are issued by corporations not governments, stocks have never been considered as an alternative of currencies, as well stocks are NOT meant to be exchanged against commodities, neither government says "...

Most of us understand this fact that the money / notes / currencies is nothing but just a piece of paper deriving the power of exchange against some goods / resources / commodities by the virtue of "promise to the bearer" from their respective central banks run by their governments. Thus when...

apart from brokerage its tax that matters and it is subject to your scrip turnover