Re: new cheapest broker is here. Zerodha
Thanks...
The only real problem that can come with small brokers is:
A lot of small brokers to be one up on the big brokers get into giving excess leverage on overnight positions, allowing trading without any margin money and etc...It is good when market is on the way up, but when markets suddenly tank, they run the risk of some of their clients defaulting... This could put the broker at risk...
We at Zerodha give no overnight leverage, set same risk management rules for all our clients and if any leverage is required for delivery position we pass the buck to ILFS who have 10000cr + as cash. One of the biggest cost benefit we have is by setting uniform rules for everyone, be it a client who does 1 trade or someone who does 500 trades.
Looking forward to have you trade both equity and derivatives...
Cheers
Sachin...
@ Zerodhaonline :
Wishing Zerodha all the best.
Zerodha, RK Global, Bezel, etc are already causing big brokers to worry.
Religare's recent advertisement says "Big is always better than Small. Always go with the big specially while riding the stock market."
Can you highlight what is the exact risk in dealing with small brokers ?
Presently I'm investing/trading equities with Sharekhan and trading FnO with RK Global. Interested in Zerodha for equities at 0.01% intraday & 0.1% Delivery.
Wishing Zerodha all the best.
Zerodha, RK Global, Bezel, etc are already causing big brokers to worry.
Religare's recent advertisement says "Big is always better than Small. Always go with the big specially while riding the stock market."
Can you highlight what is the exact risk in dealing with small brokers ?
Presently I'm investing/trading equities with Sharekhan and trading FnO with RK Global. Interested in Zerodha for equities at 0.01% intraday & 0.1% Delivery.
The only real problem that can come with small brokers is:
A lot of small brokers to be one up on the big brokers get into giving excess leverage on overnight positions, allowing trading without any margin money and etc...It is good when market is on the way up, but when markets suddenly tank, they run the risk of some of their clients defaulting... This could put the broker at risk...
We at Zerodha give no overnight leverage, set same risk management rules for all our clients and if any leverage is required for delivery position we pass the buck to ILFS who have 10000cr + as cash. One of the biggest cost benefit we have is by setting uniform rules for everyone, be it a client who does 1 trade or someone who does 500 trades.
Looking forward to have you trade both equity and derivatives...
Cheers
Sachin...