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One good thing about all the post-pandemic excess in the stock market is that the Indian stock market has become a lot younger. Of course, many of these young investors are doing a lot of things they shouldn't be doing. But they are better off making all the mistakes when they are young and have very little to lose, than later in life when they have more money and responsibilities. Reading and learning are important, but money mistakes are the best form of financial literacy. Link to the full post from Bhuvanesh R in the comments.

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While SEBI is tightening rules to make the markets safer on the one hand, it is also making things simple on the other. Starting from October 14th, shares bought will be directly credited to the customer's Demat account through net settlement. This significantly simplifies our DP process, which today involves receiving shares for the entire group of clients and then allocating them based on purchases made, i.e., gross settlement. And this is much safer, too. A broker from now on will never be able to touch client securities ever, which is possible today when you buy stocks and are not yet credited to your Demat. By the way, another change that started yesterday is that you can use 100% of funds from sale proceeds for further purchases. Until now, you could only use 80% of the funds if you bought on the same day. Link to the article in the comments.

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Some people, jokingly perhaps, say, "Zerodha is a content company." But this isn't something we are doing now. We've been sharing everything we know about finance, markets, and investing since day 1 of Zerodha in text form—even before "content" was a thing. In fact, Z-Connect is one of the oldest finance blogs in India. It's just that now we are publishing a lot more video content across Zerodha Varsity, Markets by Zerodha, Zerodha, Rainmatter by Zerodha, Zero1 by Zerodha and there's Nikhil Kamath's WTF and Dilip Kumar's The Other Side as well. Prateek Singh, Hansi Mehrotra, and many others have been instrumental in helping us create all this. Given that we are sharing all this, people think we just started creating content, but that isn't the case. It's just that we went from text to video. The North Star with all that we share has always been the same: share useful things without any expectation. Check the post in the comments for an update on all our educational content initiatives.

Here's the potential impact of only one weekly expiry of index derivatives per exchange and contract sizes going up by around 2.5 times. As things stand, assuming that those trading weekly don't move on to trading monthly, the impact will be ~60% of overall F&O trades and ~30% of our overall orders. I guess things will become much clearer from November 20th. We will then decide on our change in pricing structure, based on the impact on the business. 😀

Earlier govt used to provide 2.75 % interest when demand arises they reduces 2.5. Pist listing no liquidity in NSE.. Still i bet on physical gold first..,

With everybody chasing "engagement," we seem to have made many things on the internet annoying and unusable. My own phone is constantly on silent because of annoying calls, notifications, emails, etc. From day one of Zerodha, "don't do unto others what you don't want done unto you" has been at the core of our philosophy. We don't send an email or a notification unless it's important. Counter-intuitively, this is why people trust us? Not triggering users to trade hurts the business, but in the long run, it's good for the customers. Kailash Nadh calls this "user disengagement" and explains it better than I can. Check the link in the comments.

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Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) has been an integral part of Zerodha's success. We rely on it heavily to power everything from our products to Z-connect, Tradingqna, and even my laptop (which runs Zorin Linux). Without FOSS, Zerodha wouldn't exist and neither would the larger startup ecosystem. We have always supported the open source ecosystem in numerous ways and are now formalizing all those efforts by setting up a fund to support FOSS projects globally, starting with $1 million a year. Hopefully, this also inspires other organisations to give back. Check out the post in the comments to learn more about FLOSS/fund:

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In the 20+ years in this business, I haven’t seen anyone who has kept profits from trading without good risk management. I know many who've lost quickly. If you don't have a plan to manage risk and size your bets, it's impossible to keep the money you make. Here are a few wonderful tips from a couple of @basso_tom 's recent podcasts: On the secret to his longevity: "I would say it’s sort of two things. One is, after reading Larry Hite’s chapter in Market Wizards, I really started thinking a lot about, as he calls it, bet size, or what I call the risk exposure of each position and the risk exposure of the portfolio. That would be the first thing that comes to mind that has allowed me longevity." "So there’s some kind of reasonable maximum that you can logically take. On one end, there’s zero risk, which would get you zero return, and on the other end, there’s a happy medium in between that each trader must decide for themselves. It needs to be comfortable, not lead to blowing up your account, and allow you to size positions appropriately so that all positions are contributing to the potential profit or loss as a portfolio." "The second part of longevity is once you’ve got your position sizing and risk management correct, the next thing you need as a trader is awareness and discipline. You need the awareness to recognize when you go off your plan, and you need the discipline to put yourself back on track. If you don’t have those two things—and you should work on both of them—start with awareness so you can tell whether you’re being greedy, wanting to cut a trade short a little too quickly, and not letting it run as you should, or if you’re upset because the last trade was a loser and you’re determined to make the money back quickly by doubling the position size just to “teach the market a lesson” or something. Those are classic problems over the long run if you have that kind of mentality." Check the link in the comments for more.

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One challenge in today's media-saturated environment for brokers like us and also regulators is the sheer noise because even small things can be blown out of proportion. Having said that, I am part of various committees, and what has always amazed me is the consultative approach that SEBI has taken over the years. No regulation is passed without hearing from the industry and other experts. This shows in the fact that today, our capital markets are among the safest in the world, if not the safest. Also, for regulators, consumer interest comes first. The tricky thing about being on these committees is that you have to do what is in the best interest of the customer, even if it may not be right for the industry at times. 😬

Equity delivery will continue to be free at Zerodha. As of now, we are not making any changes to our brokerage. From today, Oct 1, 2024, For options: STT increases to 0.1% from 0.0625%, and transaction charge decreases to 0.035% from 0.0495%. This results in the cost of trades seeing a net increase of 0.02303% or Rs 2303 per crore of premium on the selling side on NSE and of 0.0205% or Rs 2050 per crore on BSE. For futures: STT increases to 0.02% from 0.0125%, and transaction charge decreases to 0.00173% from 0.00183%. This results in a net increase of 0.00735% or Rs 735 per crore of futures turnover on the selling side. You can check out our brokerage calculator to see the new charges. Since STT is charged on the entire contract value for futures, whereas in options, it is charged only on the premium, the impact will be much larger for futures traders. Link to the earlier post in the comments.

https://youtu.be/85XFmW6IwH4 Just sharing my insights for a beginner on how to purchase SGBs and how jewellery is too bad as an investment option in Gold.

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This is the classic gold Wealth effect in Indis. With 22,000 tonnes of gold with households, the gold price appreciation is driving greater demand for gold.

A whopping 160kgs (avg ~10kg per tranche last year) of Gold applied for in the last tranche of Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGB). Looks like finally, retail investors are realizing that - fixed 2.5% return and capital gain exemption, make SGB the best way to invest in Gold.

Not to forget that there is no issue of purity in SGB. Also, even when we sell them after lock-in period we will get the full amount, not something after deductions like in case of physical gold.

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