Day Trading Stocks & Futures

sridhga

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Lol ..so much serious discussion on funny charts. He probably meant there are many opportunities in entire day and one needs to capture 1-2 swings. He never said that he makes that much money, it’s just how much is possible if one have crystal ball

You missed the point. He posts those funny charts every week. The point here is that all those chart moves he marked are just noise. Any successful trade in such a situation is as good as buying a lottery ticket and hitting the lotto.
 

jyotixxx

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ICICI Securities has launched a new brokerage plan called ICICI Direct Neo under which there is zero brokerage for futures trading, Rs 20 per order on options and Rs 20 per order on intraday equity. There is no mention of brokerage on equity bought/sold for delivery. This could be useful for all our futures /options traders.

https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...-zero-brokerage-plan/articleshow/79725797.cms
I activated this for Rs 299/ one time fee few days ago. However, the day I wanted to trade, ICICI direct site was down for more than 30 mins. Didn't try after that.
 
In the market for a new desktop. The old desktop is finally crumbling after 13 years.

Here's the planned config for assembled PC. No gaming. Nothing fancy. Just everyday use.

i3 - 3-5 gen - 3000
MoBo - 3500
Ram 4gb - 2500
SSD 240gb - 3500
Power supply -2000
Cabinet - 2000
Dont need keyboard and mouse.
Planning to buy a 22in screen on sale on Amazon for ~6500

Total about 23k.
Any advice?
 

bpr

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In the market for a new desktop. The old desktop is finally crumbling after 13 years.

Here's the planned config for assembled PC. No gaming. Nothing fancy. Just everyday use.

i3 - 3-5 gen - 3000
MoBo - 3500
Ram 4gb - 2500
SSD 240gb - 3500
Power supply -2000
Cabinet - 2000
Dont need keyboard and mouse.
Planning to buy a 22in screen on sale on Amazon for ~6500

Total about 23k.
Any advice?
increase ur budget and buy these instead
ram is single stick in future add one more same ram stick when u have spare money for dual channel benifit

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travi

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In the market for a new desktop. The old desktop is finally crumbling after 13 years.

Here's the planned config for assembled PC. No gaming. Nothing fancy. Just everyday use.

i3 - 3-5 gen - 3000
MoBo - 3500
Ram 4gb - 2500
SSD 240gb - 3500
Power supply -2000
Cabinet - 2000
Dont need keyboard and mouse.
Planning to buy a 22in screen on sale on Amazon for ~6500

Total about 23k.
Any advice?
Depends on which OS you are going for but imho 4GB is too less. Browsers these days hog a lot more and so does windows esp 10.
8GB is ok.

Also, AMD CPUs are better priced for the same Intel spec, esp the newer Ryzen ones. For a desktop, AMD anyday over Intel.
Just remember, AMD Chips are two types: CPU and APU. So don't be surprised if you select a CPU and then have to buy a cheap Graphics Card ( this is a must, MoBo display output port wont work )
3200 - 3400 series with [4core/4 thread minimum] or [4core/8thread preferred] range is ok.
AMD chips with 'g' are APUs
 
Okay 8gb then. Will ask for ryzen apu when I go shopping. My laptop runs AMD. Still okay 7 years later. So no problem with AMD.

I have to say I never felt the need for more ram. The old desktop ran 2gb but that was XP ;)
 
Depends on which OS you are going for but imho 4GB is too less. Browsers these days hog a lot more and so does windows esp 10.
8GB is ok.

Also, AMD CPUs are better priced for the same Intel spec, esp the newer Ryzen ones. For a desktop, AMD anyday over Intel.
Just remember, AMD Chips are two types: CPU and APU. So don't be surprised if you select a CPU and then have to buy a cheap Graphics Card ( this is a must, MoBo display output port wont work )
3200 - 3400 series with [4core/4 thread minimum] or [4core/8thread preferred] range is ok.
AMD chips with 'g' are APUs
9th gen i3 is priced similar to ryzen 3200. ~7500

The older gen i3 is priced around 3500. I don't find a similarly priced ryzen online?
 

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