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What happens if an Option Contract is Not Squared Off on Expiry? When an option contract reaches its expiry without being squared off, the outcome is determined by the type of option (stock or index) and its moneyness—classified as In-The-Money (ITM), Out-Of-The-Money (OTM), or At-The-Money (ATM): In-The-Money (ITM): The strike price of the option is advantageous for the holder, offering intrinsic value. Out-Of-The-Money (OTM): The strike price is unfavorable for the holder, leaving the option with no intrinsic value. At-The-Money
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Revision in Expiry Days for Index Derivatives Contracts Effective January 1, 2025: NSE Index Derivatives: Will expire on the last Thursday of the month. BSE Index Derivatives: Will expire on the last Tuesday of the month. Revised Expiry Schedule for NSE Index Derivatives: Index Derivatives Current Expiry Day Revised Expiry Day (Effective from 01st January 2025) Last Thursday of expiry month Bank Nifty monthly & quarterly contracts Last Wednesday of expiry month Fin Nifty monthly
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Revision in Lot Sizes for Index Derivative Contracts As per SEBI’s new guidelines, the minimum contract value for index derivatives must be ₹15 lakhs at the time of introducing new contracts. In accordance with this, NSE and BSE will revise the lot sizes for all new index F&O contracts introduced on or after November 20, 2024. Key Points to Note Current Contracts: Existing weekly and monthly contracts will retain their current lot sizes until expiration. Revised Lot Sizes: New contracts
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Algo Trading FAQs Q1. Can I get a demo of your Algo platform to see how it works? Ans: Yes, we have a complete tutorial video available to help you understand how RMoney’s Algo Trading partner TradeTron works. Watch it here: Q2. Do you have your own Algo platform? Ans: Yes, we have our own Algo Trading Platform, XTS A3. Additionally, we are partnered with some of India’s leading algo trading platforms like TradeTron, Stoxxo, AlgoTest, and Market
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What is Pledging and How Does it Work? Pledging is a process that enables investors to use their existing holdings, such as stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, and government securities (e.g., T-Bills and SGBs), as collateral to obtain margins for trading. This is particularly helpful for users who may have limited cash margins but hold significant investments in their portfolio. By pledging their holdings, they can avoid missing out on trading opportunities. How Pledging Works When you pledge your shares or
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Cash and Carry (CNC) CNC is used for delivery-based trading in equity. It allows you to buy stocks and hold them for as long as you like. There is no leverage, and positions are not auto-squared off. You can sell the stocks from your holdings anytime. Did You Know? If you buy and sell the stock within the same day, it will be treated as an intraday trade, with corresponding brokerage charges. Margin Intraday Square off (MIS) MIS is designed
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Introduction The security of funds and holdings entrusted to a stockbroker is a primary concern for every investor. Regulatory frameworks in India ensure stringent measures are in place to safeguard client assets. Here’s an overview of how your funds and securities are protected. Securities Safety In India, securities are stored electronically in either of two depositories: CDSL (Central Depository Services Limited) NSDL (National Securities Depository Limited) Stockbrokers operate as depository participants (DPs), acting as intermediaries for these depositories. Key Safeguards
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Introduction The stock market offers various ways for companies to raise capital and for investors to participate in ownership. However, terms like IPO, FPO, OFS, and Rights Issue can be confusing, especially for beginners. This guide simplifies these concepts to help you understand their significance, processes, and differences. Initial Public Offering (IPO) An IPO is the process through which a private company offers its shares to the public for the first time to raise capital. Purpose: Fund expansion, pay off
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Understanding ASBA: Application Supported by Blocked Amount Application Supported by Blocked Amount (ASBA) is a seamless process for applying to Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) and Follow-on Public Offerings (FPOs) in India. Introduced by SEBI, ASBA ensures that investors’ funds remain secure and accessible throughout the application process. SEBI – ASBA Facility. Key Features of ASBA: Funds Stay in Your Account: The application amount is blocked in your bank account but not debited until share allotment. Interest Retention: Earn interest on
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Introduction Timing is crucial to success in the stock market. By understanding trading sessions in India and around the globe, investors can better position themselves to seize opportunities and mitigate risks. Indian Market Trading Sessions 1. Pre-Open Session Timing: 9:00 AM to 9:15 AM Purpose: Orders are placed and matched, setting the stage for the opening price. 2. Regular Trading Session Timing: 9:15 AM to 3:30 PM Purpose: The core trading hours, marked by active buying and selling. 3. After
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