Many of you in the comments section are asking for the list of brokers. I trade mostly with Zebu. They generally don't take collateral from most clients, that's why I didn't mention them in the video. You can consult with your own broker and see whether they're allowing you to pledge Bharat Bond as collateral. If you're unable to, we will talk to Zebu. Please mail your Name, Email ID, Mob No. to mansunconsultancy@gmail.com with the subject as "BROKERS ACCEPTING COLLATERAL" and we will collate and forward to Zebu.
Sir..To attend your online course "February 27 - 9AM to 5PM (1-Day Workshop)" whether I should have knowledge on Option selling. nowdays I am doing option buying on stock and some times NIFTY 50 option buying only...please reply I am planning to register your course. Reason why I am asking above question is after I reviewed comments many people mentioned that you should know about option selling otherwise its difficult to understand your course.
Sir, for positional F&O trades, this is what written on Zerodha. Please guide on this. "Exchanges stipulate that for overnight F&O positions, 50% of the margin needs to compulsorily come in cash and the remaining 50% can be in terms of collateral margin. If you don’t have enough cash, your account will be in debit balance and there will be a delayed payment (interest) charge, a charge of 0.05% per day applicable to the debit amount".
It means to say that u need to put 50% margin in cash in ur account if you are a option trader if you won't put the 50 % margin ur account gains will be automatically debited so complete the margin 👍hope it helps although it's a year late.
Yes keep educating us like this we don't want live demonstration of your P&L statements n all. Just make options trading simple for us, give us all the tricks , strategies, hedging techniques, secrets like this etc.❤️
Lol, what strategies/techniques he revealed here? if you buy bharat bond you will get 7% return but when you give collateral to broker then, broker will charge 16% interest for the outstanding amount based on MTM.
@@tiruppurbulls I mentioned " secrets like this" for this video and strategies/ techniques for other videos he will make. Reply krne se phle padh to liya kro atleast. Kuch bhi matlab!! Nothing like 16% interest charged they will take only the pledge and unpledged fee. Rest is depends on your broker.
@@ishitaaggarwal1588 I am not in your mind and you are not in my mind. Your comments said so. Interest fee is an income for broker. Brokers never gives collateral for free, unless they are your uncles. In fact there were some rules to provide collateral through nbfcs or banks. Brokers cannot give collateral directly under their business.
I have been doing this for past 5 years , but only in nifty 50 stocks ,I think it's good always going with equity rather than bonds ,bonds safe and less income whereas equity make you rich but all subjects to market risk...try to pledge and make money .
Sir background music in your videos is really very pleasing..... i liked that so much... Plz dont change ur themes of videos.... These are perfects shots....👌👌👌 I m very glad to b your fan.. I wish u reply me sometime...
Great video, love the content, I'm just seriously getting losses instead of gains and its making lose my mind , I need an advice, or an expert I really want to be grounded, in stocks and Forex please anyone?
Nice, I trade too and it's highly lucrative but people say it's best to have an expert trade for you instead. Also heard a lot about this Silverster Wilfred guy that he has brought intensive knowledge to the trading community. How did you reach him, the last time I asked no response received, help me out.
I'm thrilled cause I work with him too, Silverster, I am a recent investor with Silverster Trades . How long have you been with them? are you under the Silverster Trades Investment Program or you invest in other of their products.
I live in Dubai, His strategies are superb and always gives accurate results,having him trade for me has really elevated me financially. I remember my first investment of $25k and he made me $34,700 just after 7 days of trading. Having Silverster trade for me is still the best investment I started with this year.
I had heard quite a lot about Mr Silverster Wilfred’s expertise but I was skeptical until I saw his broker was regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission . This convinced me enough to trade with him, I earn at $5700 weekly income from his system.
For the past five years I have not put in my personal money into trading. But by buying and selling whatever is made reinvested. As a result my portfolio corpus has gone up by about 50%. I use part of the profits to buy MF units. Now my corpus, comprises Equity, MF, Bonds, ETF and my risk level is very limited.
One of your best videos, believe me even my relationship officer doesn't know this much! I had to actually try a trade totally on collateral and then I got to know. Keep up the good work!
I dont think this is a best idea of buying bharat bond and provide collateral to broker. Because, first broker will charge for Pledging and unpledging. After that for the outstanding amount , broker will charge 12 to 16% interest per annum. So it makes no sense to invest in the bharat bond first (7% per year return) and then give that bond to broker to trade(broker will charge 16% per year interest for the outstanding money).
Everyday we learn new and innovative ideas from you Anna, After your previous instructions I have released 50% of my equity money from the Broker and Invested in bonds and MF in Zerodha's COIN and then given as collatral back to Zerodha to trade in derivatives, The haircut is roughly around 7.5% to 12% which is not bad, Now I am earning solid returns from them apart from trading income, Thanks
Thanks for the tip of investing in Bharat Bond. I still donot get the option selling concept and will go through your video again and again to understand different stretagies. Thanks a lot, Sundarji.
Sir one doubt - When you pledge on Liquid funds/ETFs/FDs - and suppose I made a loss of 50K at end of month- but I don't want my investments to be impacted. Then do you leave cash amount equal to loss in the account? Thanks in advance
Correct.. you have to pay for the losses and even in cash segment you can't carry over your position without giving cash.. intra day settlement can happen on collateral but for loss you have to bring cash
" I'm not bring money for stock market I'm only take profit from stock market" -Mr P.R. Sundar.. so much funny. it means you predict only for profit not loss. but its a profit/loss game. so you can't avoid it. maybe Mr Sundar is expert. he can make money month on month from market, from workshop and from others businesses. so A Lehman only can hear his speech but You should follow what gives u comfortable.
Sir there are so many theories so many people are saying my simple question is if every one is earning 30-40 lakhs we are not intreasted in 30 -40 lakhs just give me 15% compounding of my investment with 100% guarantee
A high-net-worth individual (HNWI) is somebody with around $1 million in liquid financial assets. HNWIs are in high demand by private wealth managers. The more money a person has, the more work it takes to maintain and preserve those assets.
what if you went wrong in selling option and you end up loss, how money will be debited from your account, will it get reduced from bond or you have to pay the difference to the broker?
Broker charges on the collateral more than what you can get from the bharat bond (eg, Zerodha charges 13.6% per year, double of what you get from the etf)
Hello Sir, In 2023's Financial budget, the government has declared that from now on we won't be getting indexation benefit on debt market investments & also something about capital gain. Please make some video & elaborate this new rules' impact.
Bu the prblem is we have to pay intrest. Means daily 0.05%,in a month 1.5%., In a year its around 18%. It means its far greater than normal bank loans. So better invest money in Bharath bond and take loan from bank(if you have any other collateral Like gold interest rate very cheap).personal Loans help you in terms of IT relaxation
Good information. I have had good returns on my investment with Sir Sean Travis Anthony, a professional trader and investment strategist, this month was prosperous for me
Working with Sean Anthony has really changed my life a lot, there was a time when I almost stopped trading, but he gave me a chance after investing with him, profits keep coming back, they are very happy.
What a coincidence !! I started working with him a few weeks ago when a friend introduced me to him. The commission he charges is fair compared to his weekly earning efforts. I appreciate your service
The best part working with Sean Anthony is you have full access to your slot and you can monitor him trade and learn the pattern he uses to make gaines regularly%%%
sir Please give some background behind why the stock moved up or down. I have observed you just mention this stock went up 4% and that stock went down 5%. But if you could give because of which reason the stock moved like that, Thank you.
Dear, it will become unmanageable. For eg., if you purchase bond for 5lakhs, then if you pledge broker will allow you to have margin upto 2.5 lakhs. Once your MTM goes negative, then you need to top up with cash.
Hi sir. Liquid funds are used for margin by pledging qs cash equivalent. But shares have to be supplemented by 50 percent cash. What is the case for cash collateral with arbitrage funds and bharat bond for pledging?
I'm planning to buy stock 3 to 4 months holding which one is best, Tata motors, IRCTC, TSTA STEEL, ICICI BANK ABOUT STOCKS WHICH ONE IS BEST CAN YOU PLEASE Advice
The bond market is only 5% return less than bank FD the best investments is investment in good stocks equity like Tata power ,Tata motors ,bajaj finance , Tata consumer products
Why we should invest in bharat bond ?? One year back if invested in SBI RIL, AND SUCH BLUE CHIPS SAY BAJAJ FINANCE FINSERVE, HDFC EVEN ITC and given such shares for pledge against margin and sell options. You would have got tremendous returns..... there for no plain advice of investing in bharat bond. Time to time invest in bond or share
Hi Sir, I watch and look forward to your videos every day and they are very informative and helpful in guiding the new bees. My question after watch this video is " If you use collateral to fund margins for option sale or Equity intraday trading, if there is profit then the funds accumulate. But what happens if there is a loss? Is the collateral liquidated for any reason. How do we compensate for the loss amount in the account... Do we then put the cash component. Maybe thats why the rule has max 50% collateral usage and rest has to be cash... Please do clarify. THanks srinivas
Sir, thanks for the valuable info, I have a question why not to invest in bebt instruments like hdfc debt fund which can offer 9 to 10 percent returns and even we can pledge them ?
@@krishnaaskr let me check that..as of now all the short term liquid fund are giving around 4 to 6 percent per annum. Because of rate changes by rbi last year.
Hello Sir.. thanks for this enlightening video.. in mutual fund the haircut is 7.5% and return is expected to be at least 10% (hoping the market won’t crash).. in that case wouldn’t it be a good option too??
Same question here. Bharat bond 2030 trades at a 1% premium to nav and 2031 trades at a 1% discount. But 2030 has appreciated a lot when compares to 2031. Not sure how NAV of 2030 bond went to up by 11% in 1 year 2 months period.
But the last point of Collateral spoiled the show. If it's not taken as cash, then equivalent amount we have to bring in as cash to trade. Small traders cannot demand brokers to take only collateral.
Can you make one vdo on selection of reliable broker for the core portfolio. Is it best practice to invest for long term for next generation in discount brokers like Zerodha instead of full service broker and trustable brand of India HDFC Securities. How you manage your core LT investments.
Hi sir, Your sessions are very informative and you have become my role model. And I just have a doubt sir, do we have to pay interest for collateral and what do you do with the pledged bonds if you make losses.
Just my thought to your question. It may work like margin money supported by broker (5X) in zerodha.. during an Intraday session, where in you square off your positions with in that day. So technically speaking, in a days session the funds used will be given back to the broker. So no interest will be levied. if you make losses, the fund available that is offered to you can be reduced the next day or something like that. On the other hand, if you take monthly positions, the minus components ( that is interest and losses) can be deducted from the available fund. This inturn will effect the actual collateral that you have pledged. I incur that the idea from above video is that.. the losses from your postions should not cross the bond yields.. so that you capital stays intact... And from this if you calculate it backwards.. you should know your stoploss as well.
Hello Sir If out of 100% colleteral margin 50% is pledged from cash segment and another 50% is pledged from non-cash segment then, do I have to pay over night interest charge
While calculating margin in zerodha margin calculator and through zerodha kit basket order, I observed a difference of more than 1 lak.. Would u pls xplian y,, for education purpose
Common question : I see Bharat Bond ETF in the list of approved collateral securities. So, does Zerodha allow pledging of Bharat Bond ETF now ? Also, will it be considered at par with Liquid Funds (equivalent to cash) for pledging purposes ?
@@sandeepb4you so at 60 rupees, we can pledge it for ever untill we need to sell it off? Is there any link from zerodha that explains the the pledging charges?
PR Sir, one question. I dont know you will read my question or not. For giving cash shares as collateral to broker for margin, will broker charge any interest on the margin money? Your response would be highly appreciated. Thank you.
Many of you in the comments section are asking for the list of brokers. I trade mostly with Zebu. They generally don't take collateral from most clients, that's why I didn't mention them in the video. You can consult with your own broker and see whether they're allowing you to pledge Bharat Bond as collateral. If you're unable to, we will talk to Zebu. Please mail your Name, Email ID, Mob No. to mansunconsultancy@gmail.com with the subject as "BROKERS ACCEPTING COLLATERAL" and we will collate and forward to Zebu.
Sir..To attend your online course "February 27 - 9AM to 5PM (1-Day Workshop)" whether I should have knowledge on Option selling. nowdays I am doing option buying on stock and some times NIFTY 50 option buying only...please reply I am planning to register your course. Reason why I am asking above question is after I reviewed comments many people mentioned that you should know about option selling otherwise its difficult to understand your course.
Missing the outro music sir
Then how do you pledge your bharat bind ETF when zebu doesn't allow?
can we liquidate bharat bonds if we need money ?
@@rahulchauhan. yes. If it is before 3 months, 0.1% exit load
Sir, you are master in explaining any topic. I wonder how great maths teacher you would have been...my best wishes for you.
One minute of silence for people who thought 7% per month
Triggered 🤣
hahahah
I thought per day
The 7% returns on investment will be quarterly or half yearly or annually or by the end of lock-in period sir??
@@jaswanthyeturi415 annually
Sir, for positional F&O trades, this is what written on Zerodha. Please guide on this.
"Exchanges stipulate that for overnight F&O positions, 50% of the margin needs to compulsorily come in cash and the remaining 50% can be in terms of collateral margin.
If you don’t have enough cash, your account will be in debit balance and there will be a delayed payment (interest) charge, a charge of 0.05% per day applicable to the debit amount".
It means to say that u need to put 50% margin in cash in ur account if you are a option trader if you won't put the 50 % margin ur account gains will be automatically debited so complete the margin 👍hope it helps although it's a year late.
On the other end
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Your speeches are intresting ,some personal speaking feel like listening good it's god's gift what ever you say
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Yes keep educating us like this we don't want live demonstration of your P&L statements n all. Just make options trading simple for us, give us all the tricks , strategies, hedging techniques, secrets like this etc.❤️
Nobody reveals that secret strategy or secret why should they reveal to us?
Lol, what strategies/techniques he revealed here? if you buy bharat bond you will get 7% return but when you give collateral to broker then, broker will charge 16% interest for the outstanding amount based on MTM.
@@tiruppurbulls I mentioned " secrets like this" for this video and strategies/ techniques for other videos he will make. Reply krne se phle padh to liya kro atleast. Kuch bhi matlab!!
Nothing like 16% interest charged they will take only the pledge and unpledged fee. Rest is depends on your broker.
@@karthikc8284 Seems you are new to youtube..
Spend some time first 👍
@@ishitaaggarwal1588 I am not in your mind and you are not in my mind. Your comments said so. Interest fee is an income for broker. Brokers never gives collateral for free, unless they are your uncles. In fact there were some rules to provide collateral through nbfcs or banks. Brokers cannot give collateral directly under their business.
I have been doing this for past 5 years , but only in nifty 50 stocks ,I think it's good always going with equity rather than bonds ,bonds safe and less income whereas equity make you rich but all subjects to market risk...try to pledge and make money .
Sir background music in your videos is really very pleasing..... i liked that so much...
Plz dont change ur themes of videos....
These are perfects shots....👌👌👌
I m very glad to b your fan..
I wish u reply me sometime...
Sir.... vry informative. Indeed, you have shared a prudent & smart way of handling finance. Thank you very much.
Great video, love the content, I'm just seriously getting losses instead of gains and its making lose my mind , I need an advice, or an expert I really want to be grounded, in stocks and Forex please anyone?
Nice, I trade too and it's highly lucrative but people say it's best to have an expert trade for you instead. Also heard a lot about this Silverster Wilfred guy that he has brought intensive knowledge to the trading community. How did you reach him, the last time I asked no response received, help me out.
I'm thrilled cause I work with him too, Silverster, I am a recent investor with Silverster Trades . How long have you been with them? are you under the Silverster Trades Investment Program or you invest in other of their products.
I live in Dubai, His strategies are superb and always gives accurate results,having him trade for me has really elevated me financially. I remember my first investment of $25k and he made me $34,700 just after 7 days of trading. Having Silverster trade for me is still the best investment I started with this year.
I had heard quite a lot about Mr Silverster Wilfred’s expertise but I was skeptical until I saw his broker was regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission . This convinced me enough to trade with him, I earn at $5700 weekly income from his system.
That's the exact mail I made use of in reaching him too and also his Instagram handle, Silverster Trades 43.
People pays money to Exchanges , u taking from Exchange, keep it up Sir
Sir make one video ...in what way a retired person can safely use bharat bond and use equity options...along with examples as u usually do👍
Sir you are doing very good job for retail investors by making such useful videos .Keep it up .
For the past five years I have not put in my personal money into trading. But by buying and selling whatever is made reinvested. As a result my portfolio corpus has gone up by about 50%. I use part of the profits to buy MF units.
Now my corpus, comprises Equity, MF, Bonds, ETF and my risk level is very limited.
That is a very good strategy ...
One of your best videos, believe me even my relationship officer doesn't know this much! I had to actually try a trade totally on collateral and then I got to know. Keep up the good work!
I dont think this is a best idea of buying bharat bond and provide collateral to broker. Because, first broker will charge for Pledging and unpledging. After that for the outstanding amount , broker will charge 12 to 16% interest per annum. So it makes no sense to invest in the bharat bond first (7% per year return) and then give that bond to broker to trade(broker will charge 16% per year interest for the outstanding money).
Appreciate your review, inbox for difficulty in trading buying btc? +1..5..6..7..2..5..7..9..0..7..1..
Very useful video.... Nobody share this piece of knowledge... appreciate
I misunderstood when you said HNI as CHENNAI.. 😀
Lol. Same here
same hre
Same
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Great video, we are also growing our portfolio over 40% roi with continuous learnings.
Good bro. I target 25% return in this year through only covered call / naked put options selling.
Awesome dear
Dear Sir, I learned the same thing in one of your earlier videos. However, listening this again is really like a soothing music to my ears and brain.
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Thanks a lot sir, for differentiating the benefits of equity and dept collateral...
Everyday we learn new and innovative ideas from you Anna, After your previous instructions I have released 50% of my equity money from the Broker and Invested in bonds and MF in Zerodha's COIN and then given as collatral back to Zerodha to trade in derivatives, The haircut is roughly around 7.5% to 12% which is not bad, Now I am earning solid returns from them apart from trading income, Thanks
As an employee of of Edelweiss financial ,i can say bharat bond is 99% safe.
Still 1% unsafe...?
@@musicshanky there is no safe thing
How I can invest in Bharat bond can you please guide.
@@AV-fd1fs so y 99%...everything is 50/50 % safe
@@musicshanky the probability of the bond not going bust is 99%
Sir can we sell bharat bond in case we need money within ten days of buying........
Thanks for the tip of investing in Bharat Bond. I still donot get the option selling concept and will go through your video again and again to understand different stretagies. Thanks a lot, Sundarji.
Sir u promised you will make video on how FII's make money in stock market.
A humble, knowledgeable , successful man.
Sir one doubt - When you pledge on Liquid funds/ETFs/FDs - and suppose I made a loss of 50K at end of month- but I don't want my investments to be impacted. Then do you leave cash amount equal to loss in the account? Thanks in advance
Correct.. you have to pay for the losses and even in cash segment you can't carry over your position without giving cash.. intra day settlement can happen on collateral but for loss you have to bring cash
" I'm not bring money for stock market I'm only take profit from stock market" -Mr P.R. Sundar..
so much funny. it means you predict only for profit not loss. but its a profit/loss game. so you can't avoid it. maybe Mr Sundar is expert. he can make money month on month from market, from workshop and from others businesses. so A Lehman only can hear his speech but You should follow what gives u comfortable.
please pay him money and go to his classes for your doubts. Nothing is free🤑
Sir there are so many theories so many people are saying my simple question is if every one is earning 30-40 lakhs we are not intreasted in 30 -40 lakhs just give me 15% compounding of my investment with 100% guarantee
Sir but broker charge on using pledge margin for option positional trade. Which broker gives 100% ? Please advise
A high-net-worth individual (HNWI) is somebody with around $1 million in liquid financial assets.
HNWIs are in high demand by private wealth managers. The more money a person has, the more work it takes to maintain and preserve those assets.
வாழ்க வளமுடன் திரு சுந்தர் அவர்களே, நான் பங்குச்சந்தைக்கு புதியவன் உங்களுடைய கருத்துக்கள் அனைத்தும் அருமை நான் உங்களைப் பின் தொடர்கின்றேன்.
When it comes to PR every video is a special
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Who else copy to sir's introduction..😬😬☝️thanx a lot gor your efforts sir.❤🙏
Hi, I'm PR Sundar, welcome to this special episode 😅
what if you went wrong in selling option and you end up loss, how money will be debited from your account, will it get reduced from bond or you have to pay the difference to the broker?
very well explained ... one needs to have the skill and also knowledge of related things to be successful
Broker charges on the collateral more than what you can get from the bharat bond (eg, Zerodha charges 13.6% per year, double of what you get from the etf)
Sir , you are best . Best content. There are so many UA-cam channels , but your explanation and content is really very good .
Thanks Professor, for this valuable learning, you are really a great person, with a beautiful heart'
sir can i invest 5000000 in bharat bond and use as collateral for option selling. is there any upper limit
Hello Sir, In 2023's Financial budget, the government has declared that from now on we won't be getting indexation benefit on debt market investments & also something about capital gain. Please make some video & elaborate this new rules' impact.
Bu the prblem is we have to pay intrest. Means daily 0.05%,in a month 1.5%., In a year its around 18%. It means its far greater than normal bank loans. So better invest money in Bharath bond and take loan from bank(if you have any other collateral Like gold interest rate very cheap).personal Loans help you in terms of IT relaxation
Good information. I have had good returns on my investment with Sir Sean Travis Anthony, a professional trader and investment strategist, this month was prosperous for me
Working with Sean Anthony has really changed my life a lot, there was a time when I almost stopped trading, but he gave me a chance after investing with him, profits keep coming back, they are very happy.
What a coincidence !! I started working with him a few weeks ago when a friend introduced me to him. The commission he charges is fair compared to his weekly earning efforts. I appreciate your service
The best part working with Sean Anthony is you have full access to your slot and you can monitor him trade and learn the pattern he uses to make gaines regularly%%%
Who is this man everyone is talking about? And this is not the first time am hearing of him. How do I reach out to him directly?
Amazing to see other of his traders. Glad to know am not the only one benefitting form him.
Most practical person! Thx sir for simple n very informative videos
sir Please give some background behind why the stock moved up or down. I have observed you just mention this stock went up 4% and that stock went down 5%. But if you could give because of which reason the stock moved like that, Thank you.
, Nobody in this field not shared the profitable & intelligent ideas than you.Thaank u very much sir
Sir I don't understand much as I m new to market ,but you are highly intelligent person
SIR.. if we incurred in losses using this money.. then it manageable ???
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Dear, it will become unmanageable. For eg., if you purchase bond for 5lakhs, then if you pledge broker will allow you to have margin upto 2.5 lakhs. Once your MTM goes negative, then you need to top up with cash.
@@tiruppurbulls I think sir shud give pros & cons also for this adjustment
I want to what is option selling... New to this channel and Stock market
Want to know more about stock market
Hi sir.
Liquid funds are used for margin by pledging qs cash equivalent.
But shares have to be supplemented by 50 percent cash.
What is the case for cash collateral with arbitrage funds and bharat bond for pledging?
Hi sir, market is correcting and crashing at the same time. It goes up 40 50 points and comes down by 100 odd points. so crash is on the way?
I'm planning to buy stock 3 to 4 months holding which one is best,
Tata motors, IRCTC, TSTA STEEL, ICICI BANK
ABOUT STOCKS WHICH ONE IS BEST
CAN YOU PLEASE Advice
The bond market is only 5% return less than bank FD the best investments is investment in good stocks equity like Tata power ,Tata motors ,bajaj finance , Tata consumer products
Thanx sir . Ur clarity on the subject is awesome. Thanx for educating us
Why we should invest in bharat bond ?? One year back if invested in SBI RIL, AND SUCH BLUE CHIPS SAY BAJAJ FINANCE FINSERVE, HDFC EVEN ITC and given such shares for pledge against margin and sell options. You would have got tremendous returns..... there for no plain advice of investing in bharat bond. Time to time invest in bond or share
Hi Sir,
I watch and look forward to your videos every day and they are very informative and helpful in guiding the new bees.
My question after watch this video is " If you use collateral to fund margins for option sale or Equity intraday trading, if there is profit then the funds accumulate. But what happens if there is a loss? Is the collateral liquidated for any reason. How do we compensate for the loss amount in the account... Do we then put the cash component. Maybe thats why the rule has max 50% collateral usage and rest has to be cash... Please do clarify.
THanks
srinivas
How do you pay your trading losses sir ? Do the broker take a slice from your collateral or you manage that from historical profits stashed in cash ?
Thanks a lot for your important disclosure.
Sir, thanks for the valuable info, I have a question why not to invest in bebt instruments like hdfc debt fund which can offer 9 to 10 percent returns and even we can pledge them ?
Nobody gives 9to10 percent return. Someone may be cheating you. Which fund you are talking about? share the link of the scheme.
@@tiruppurbulls no body can cheat an intelligent trader bro , I am talking about hdfc short term debt fund direct plan fyi
@@krishnaaskr let me check that..as of now all the short term liquid fund are giving around 4 to 6 percent per annum. Because of rate changes by rbi last year.
Every time I suprise about your investment ideas sir.
Really we need teacher like you.
Please share more secrets like this.
Thank you sir
Is there any interest charged to the margin used ? If yes what is the interest rate?
Sir,
Is this ETF? When I try to buy, it shows option to choose FOF or ETF. Please advice how to buy this bond.
My broker allows 100% collatoral without cash components but they charge 18% per annum on that if used
Superb analysis and thanks for sharing a great information
Hello Sir.. thanks for this enlightening video.. in mutual fund the haircut is 7.5% and return is expected to be at least 10% (hoping the market won’t crash).. in that case wouldn’t it be a good option too??
Debt funds
Sir, Can I pledge Bharat Bond, Pledge it and then buy Nifty BEES, pledge Nifty BEES and then trade with money released? Pl comment.
Hello sir, is the return shown 6.95 for 10 year bond, guaranteed as in fd or it depends upon other economic factors
I guess there are multiple bonds come under bharatBond category.... When I searched I got a few... Which one is better?
Same question here. Bharat bond 2030 trades at a 1% premium to nav and 2031 trades at a 1% discount. But 2030 has appreciated a lot when compares to 2031. Not sure how NAV of 2030 bond went to up by 11% in 1 year 2 months period.
But the last point of Collateral spoiled the show. If it's not taken as cash, then equivalent amount we have to bring in as cash to trade. Small traders cannot demand brokers to take only collateral.
Can you make one vdo on selection of reliable broker for the core portfolio. Is it best practice to invest for long term for next generation in discount brokers like Zerodha instead of full service broker and trustable brand of India HDFC Securities. How you manage your core LT investments.
Sir thks for sharing such a important rule which is beneficial for a trader like me
Hi sir,
Your sessions are very informative and you have become my role model.
And I just have a doubt sir, do we have to pay interest for collateral and what do you do with the pledged bonds if you make losses.
Just my thought to your question.
It may work like margin money supported by broker (5X) in zerodha.. during an Intraday session, where in you square off your positions with in that day. So technically speaking, in a days session the funds used will be given back to the broker. So no interest will be levied.
if you make losses, the fund available that is offered to you can be reduced the next day or something like that.
On the other hand, if you take monthly positions, the minus components ( that is interest and losses) can be deducted from the available fund. This inturn will effect the actual collateral that you have pledged.
I incur that the idea from above video is that.. the losses from your postions should not cross the bond yields.. so that you capital stays intact... And from this if you calculate it backwards.. you should know your stoploss as well.
It's always pleasure to hear from you ❤️
Sir.. Please explain us when do you sell a call and put options in the day long volatile market???
Really sir u r way more knowledgeable person than i had imagined ..keep sharing these miscellaneous knowledges..
Hello Sir
If out of 100% colleteral margin 50% is pledged from cash segment and another 50% is pledged from non-cash segment then, do I have to pay over night interest charge
sir , thank you for sharing the secreat , its an eye opener.....!
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If you start loosing money ,then how brokers get the money from your debt instruments that you pledged.
You are very knowledgeable sir.. Wish to be like u
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While calculating margin in zerodha margin calculator and through zerodha kit basket order, I observed a difference of more than 1 lak.. Would u pls xplian y,, for education purpose
Sir!! Whatever you said may be right but today PSU S are privatised. Then how can we believe in government?
Interesting advise, just checked BBond, what is BB April 25/ 2023/ 2030 - there is no details on face value or about interest component??
@Market Moves - Matt Giannino thanks , prefer in India not US
One doubt... Suppose 5LB gives a collateral money of 4L and unfortunately I loose that money in market means I lost my 5 L completely.
National saving certificate is also good.
Sir PLZ tell me which is better NSC vs bharat bond
first time i see your videos. i want to learn from you are you conduct any classes ?
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Thank you sir for your information on bharat bond... always pleasure listing to u
Common question : I see Bharat Bond ETF in the list of approved collateral securities. So, does Zerodha allow pledging of Bharat Bond ETF now ?
Also, will it be considered at par with Liquid Funds (equivalent to cash) for pledging purposes ?
Yes zerodha allows pledging bharat bond and even soverign bond
@@sandeepb4you how much do they charge for pledging
@@mubashir3875 60 rupees per pledge. No limit on size
@@sandeepb4you so at 60 rupees, we can pledge it for ever untill we need to sell it off? Is there any link from zerodha that explains the the pledging charges?
@@lc9969 search for " zerodha pledge charges" in google. Not able to paste link
It's nothing relates to caption...he is telling about pledging Bharath Bond..explaining Interest earned between Bharath bond and FD..
What in case there is a loss in trade ? Then how the adjustment are done by broker ?
Great information. Invest in debt bonds and take loan to play in option.
sundar sir which broker allows 100% colletral to trade option selling ? - zebull allows ? or 5 paisa ?
K sir thnks for the reply
How to buy "bharat bond"? How many yrs locking period? Is it minimum 3 yrs or 5 yrs?
Is Bharat Bond available throughout the year for investment??
Sir what about liquidbees ? Is that good one to park money .. please comment sir
Sir, can you please name some of the brokers who can accept Baharath Bond as a collateral for options selling?
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PR Sir, one question. I dont know you will read my question or not.
For giving cash shares as collateral to broker for margin, will broker charge any interest on the margin money?
Your response would be highly appreciated.
Thank you.
Only pledge request charge will be there almost 60rs per request.
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