why nobody tells about the charges. its a shame. you need to pay charges for pledging (30 + GST) and in order to sell the pledged stock you need to unpledge (30 + GST) so total 60 + GST.
It will be helpful for derivative traders. Most of the traders will be able to earn extra money by pledging the liquid ETF or Mutual Fund for cash equivalent.
Please add Options backtesting like opstra. This is the only most needed feature missing from Sensibull. You guys already have an edge by integrating with the brokers just add at least Nifty, Banknifty and 10 most liquid stocks which will be enough. Requesting as a long time subscriber.
I have pledged 300 reliance share and from that collateral margin sold nifty options. My nifty strategy ends in sep 28. Can i unpleadge and sell the reliance share before that?
@@jackd1494 1, You will have to add funds for the booked losses, it is always a good idea to keep some cash balance to handle MTM swings even though you are pledging. 2, If you don't add the money the broker will square off your holdings that you have pledged to recoup the loss.
We want to see strategies to sell options and make profit with Small Capital less than 1 Lakh. It will be great for someone like me who is just starting out.
If I pledge both non-cash equivalent (let's say nifty bees) and cash equivalent instruments (say liquid bees) and use the margin obtained thereof to sell options, which of the two instruments would the broker sell off first in the event of my incurring a loss in the option trade and then defaulting in paying for the loss/penalty charged by the broker?