Best stock trading tools
Hi, In this post I want to cover the best stock trading tools (that also supports Indian stock markets BSE/ NSE) These could be online tools as well as desktop tools that are free and easy to use.
Stock tracking and analyzing sites (online)
Best Portfolio and stock Management tools (desktop and free to use)
I am researching on free charting software using the data sets from a free provider (eg: Yahoo finance) Currently look at Wintrend, iTrade, jCharts etc
Stock tracking and analyzing sites (online)
Best Portfolio and stock Management tools (desktop and free to use)
I am researching on free charting software using the data sets from a free provider (eg: Yahoo finance) Currently look at Wintrend, iTrade, jCharts etc
The stock traders slang
I am basically an IT guy, and it took a while for me to get my head around various terms used in the stock and trading industry. Some of the concepts had my thought process going back and forth but it was definitely worth investing in terms of time/ money. And as I learn more about this industry, I must say that I am really impressed by the depth and breadth of this great field.
Trade specific terms
Research Ideas
(more to be added later)
Trade specific terms
Research Ideas
(more to be added later)
Labels: investment, research, stock, trading, wealth
Stock trading through SBIcap
(NOTE: This post is very India specific)
After researching on various brokerage firms( companies that help you buy/sell shares), I decided to zero in on ICICI Direct, Reliance Money and SBICap Securities Due to relatively low 'Account opening charges' and 'Minimum balance' and brokerage charges, I decided to go for Reliance Money or SBI. Since SBI people reached back to me first and I already had an account with this bank, I had my account created in less than week and I placed my first order yesterday.
Links about using the SBI platform
Other related resources
After researching on various brokerage firms( companies that help you buy/sell shares), I decided to zero in on ICICI Direct, Reliance Money and SBICap Securities Due to relatively low 'Account opening charges' and 'Minimum balance' and brokerage charges, I decided to go for Reliance Money or SBI. Since SBI people reached back to me first and I already had an account with this bank, I had my account created in less than week and I placed my first order yesterday.
Links about using the SBI platform
- Detailed help on using the trading platform
- SBI Faq
- SBI trading demo
- Buying Mutual Funds through SBICAP Securities
- Reivew of SBICAP securities
Other related resources
- Realtime Details on stocks from Rediff
- Comparison of various brokerage companies (The details presented might be a little outdated, by the time you read this, so check the respective brokerage firms to get
- Top 100 bullish shares
Labels: investment, stock, trading, wealth
