Thursday, December 25, 2014

Benefits of MF-IN-DEMAT

Benefits of MF-IN-DEMAT

  • Simplicity & ease : You can purchase / redeem / flexi SIP in over 1,000 schemes through NSE.
  • Instant order placement : Now you can place or modify orders instantly between 9.00 am and 2.00 pm.
  • Dematerialised mutual fund units : You can transfer your existing mutual fund portfolio to your demat account.
  • Single view of all your holdings : You will have a consolidated demat statement showing a single view of all your holdings in equities and mutual funds across AMCs.
  • Instant transaction proof : You can view order details instantaneously on placing orders on the MF-IN-DEMAT platform.
  • No additional KYC : For demat account holders, no additional KYC is needed.

Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)

  • Disciplined investing : Through SIP you can choose to invest fixed amounts (as low as Rs500) in a mutual fund scheme at regular intervals (like every month or every quarter) for a chosen period of time (say for a year).
  • Accumulate wealth : Set aside a small amount every month through SIP and achieve financial goals like buying a car or a house.
  • Beat inflation : Equity investing can help you combat inflation that diminishes the value of your savings.
  • Rupee cost averaging : A regular investment in a mutual fund scheme can reduce the cost of acquiring mutual fund units over a longer period as you end up buying more units when the price is low and fewer units when the price is high.
  • Fewer efforts : You can start an SIP by simply placing an order by logging on to Sharekhan's online mutual fund page. Click on the "SIP" button and fill in the SIP amount, SIP date etc and provide the information asked by the system.

Tax-saving mutual fund schemes

  • Tax waiver (ELSS) : Tax benefit on investments up to Rs100,000.
  • Lower lock-in-period : These schemes have a lower lock-in period of three years compared to the other tax saving avenues. A mandatory lock-in for three years inculcates a long-term investment habit.
  • Superior return : Investments in equity over a long term have historically delivered better returns than the "guaranteed return" avenues.
  • Tax-free gain : Dividends and long-term gains are tax-free (these schemes give you the twin options of tax savings and capital gains).
  • SIP : Investors can opt for a systematic investment plan and keep on investing small amounts periodically, say on a monthly basis.

Index Fund :

  • A passively managed mutual fund that specialises in the purchase of securities that match or represent a specific index and tries to mirror the performance of a specific index, such as the BSE Sensex. Since portfolio decisions are automatic and transactions are infrequent, expenses tend to be lower than those of actively managed funds.

How to place orders in Sharekhan MF–IN-DEMAT

  • Log on to www.sharekhan.com and click on “Login”.  
  • Click on “Mutual Funds”.
  • A welcome screen will be displayed after accepting terms and conditions.
  • For the first time log in on the online mutual fund page; click and accept terms and conditions.
  • Click on “Place Order”.
  • Transfer funds from the bank account to the mutual fund pool account or allocate funds from the trading account to the mutual funds pool account.
  • Select scheme available under MF-IN-DEMAT and confirm order.
  • Successful order placement page is displayed.

Sunday, November 16, 2014

Difference Between Trading A/c. & Demat A/c.

Demat accounts are electronic account forms where you can store all the fund, equities and shares you have purchased from the stock market. Therefore, you need not keep all the share certifications with you. You can convert your physical shares into dematerialized form and keep them in the Demat A/c. A trading account is an online account through which you can make purchase or sale of shares, funds and equities. The trading account is linked to Demat A/c. as it needs access to your shares documents while trading. However, in nature the Demat account. is similar to a savings account while the trading account is the current account of an individual in the stock market



What is dematerialization?
The dematerialization system is an alternative to the physical existence of securities, where securities are converted in the electronic form and deposited in a depository account in the investor’s name
What is the need for dematerialization?
The need for an alternative to physical securities arose because dealing in paper entailed risks such as loss in transit, delays in deliveries, theft, forgeries and mutilation of certificates. Also transfer of ownership took very long and there was settlement risk besides the paper work involved. Conversion of securities in the electronic form eliminates these problems
Ways to open the respective accounts
You need to go to the depository participant to open a demat account. You have to fill up the booklet or form required to open a demat account. The cost involved in opening as demat account includes four major charges that are account opening fee, custodian fee, account maintenance fee, and a transaction fee. In addition to this service charge has to be paid to the depository participant. For having a trading account, you already need to have a previous savings account and a demat account. The trading account can be easily opened with little or no account opening security deposit. It just requires having an earlier demat account.

Uses of the accounts
Demat account is to be used only for saving of shares and not for transaction. The main transaction (buying or selling) of shares is done through the trading account. When you purchased the share from the seller the money come into trading account from your savings account the shares bought come from traders and stock market into the trading account. The shares purchased are then transferred from trading account to demat account. During the transaction demat account only comes in the scene with the inflow or outflow of shares from it. However, there are certain misconceptions and confusions regarding their use among consumers.

Difference illustrated with example
The demat account and trading account difference can be illustrated by the following example. If you have a stock A it stays in the demat account in electronic form. Now you intend to buy stock B. In this case, you first transfer money to the trading account. With the help of money from savings account, you buy stock B from trader or stock market. You send the money to the seller and purchases stock B which then goes into the demat account. Moreover, if you want to sell A then A will get transferred from the demat account to the trading account. After the sale of over the money earned is transferred to the savings account.

Demat account stays secured with trading account
The demat account is of two types. One with Power of Attorney and another is without Power of Attorney. In the first case, the broker deducts shares on selling from demat account while in the second case you have to provide delivery instruction to a broker before selling otherwise your shares will go for auction. Hence, the former is a safer one where the shares are securely sold through broker. In a trading account, you don’t face this problem. You have a username and password with which you login and sell the shares and buy shares through this account without any broker interference.

Thursday, October 23, 2014

Wealth Creator Stocks Portfolio


Create your wealth through investing in Wealth Creator Portfolio for 3 years holding time.



I   New Government Policy Push

  • (Roads/Power/Logistics)
        Companies: L&T, IRB infra , UltraTech, GDL

  • PSU re-rating 
        Companies: Container Corporation, ONGC

  • Economy revival leading sectors (auto/financials/Consumer Discretionary)  
        Companies: ICICI Bank, SBI, M&Mahindra,TataMotors(DVR) & Network18

  • Stable Stocks
            Companies: TCS, Sun Pharma, Torrent Pharma

Larsen & Toubro     CMP 1495     Target 3800

Cummins               CMP 691        Target 1708

Finolex Cables        CMP 210        Target 650

IRB Infra                CMP 235        Target 680

Gateway Distripark CMP 253        Target 745

Selan Exploration    CMP 470        Target 1680

 

II   Early gainers of economic revival (Banks & Auto)

ICICI Bank              CMP 1537       Target 3850

State Bank of India CMP 2570       Target 5800

PTC India Financials CMP 43         Target 105

Ashok Leyland          CMP 44         Target 90

Tata Motors - DVR    CMP 315       Target 850

Gabriel India            CMP 79         Target 155

 

III   Evergreen stocks/Other bottom up picks

Sun Pharma           CMP 802         Target 1550

TCS                      CMP 2423        Target 5100

Dhanuka Agri        CMP 437          Target 1140

Network 18 Media CMP 46            Target 150


Saturday, October 11, 2014

Revision in Market Lot of Derivative Contracts on Individual Stocks

In pursuance of SEBI guidelines for periodic revision of lot sizes for derivatives contracts specified in the SEBI circular no. CIR/MRD/DP/17/2014 dated May 20, 2014, the market lots of derivatives contracts on individual stocks shall be revised with effect from October 31, 2014.
 
Kindly refer the circular and below list for more details.
 
Revised Downwards



Effective date : October 31, 2014 (for all expiries)



Sr No Underlying Symbol Present Market Lot Revised Market Lot
1 ADANI ENTERPRISES LIMITED ADANIENT 1000 500
2 ADANI PORTS AND SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE LIMITED ADANIPORTS 2000 1000
3 ALLAHABAD BANK ALBK 4000 2000
4 AMBUJA CEMENTS LIMITED AMBUJACEM 2000 1000
5 ARVIND LIMITED ARVIND 2000 1000
6 AUROBINDO PHARMA LIMITED AUROPHARMA 500 250
7 BANK OF BARODA BANKBARODA 500 250
8 BHARAT FORGE LIMITED BHARATFORG 1000 250
9 BHARTI AIRTEL LIMITED BHARTIARTL 1000 500
10 BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICALS LIMITED BHEL 2000 1000
11 CENTURY TEXTILES & INDUSTRIES LIMITED CENTURYTEX 1000 500
12 CIPLA LIMITED CIPLA 1000 500
13 COLGATE PALMOLIVE (INDIA) LIMITED COLPAL 250 125
14 CROMPTON  GREAVES LIMITED CROMPGREAV 2000 1000
15 DABUR INDIA LIMITED DABUR 2000 1000
16 DISH TV INDIA LIMITED DISHTV 8000 4000
17 DIVI'S LABORATORIES LIMITED DIVISLAB 250 125
18 THE FEDERAL BANK  LIMITED FEDERALBNK 4000 2000
19 GAIL (INDIA) LIMITED GAIL 1000 500
20 HCL TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED HCLTECH 250 125
21 HDFC BANK LIMITED HDFCBANK 500 250
22 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED HDIL 8000 4000
23 HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION LIMITED HINDPETRO 1000 500
24 INDRAPRASTHA GAS LIMITED IGL 1000 500
25 THE INDIA CEMENTS LIMITED INDIACEM 4000 2000
26 INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK IOB 8000 4000
27 IRB INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPERS LIMITED IRB 4000 1000
28 KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK LIMITED KOTAKBANK 500 250
29 MOTHERSON SUMI SYSTEMS LIMITED MOTHERSUMI 1000 500
30 OIL & NATURAL GAS CORPORATION LIMITED ONGC 1000 500
31 ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE ORIENTBANK 2000 1000
32 POWER FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED PFC 2000 1000
33 PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK PNB 500 250
34 RANBAXY LABORATORIES LIMITED RANBAXY 1000 500
35 RELIANCE CAPITAL LIMITED RELCAPITAL 1000 500
36 SIEMENS LIMITED SIEMENS 500 250
37 SHRIRAM TRANSPORT FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED SRTRANSFIN 500 250
38 SESA STERLITE LIMITED SSLT 2000 1000
39 SUN PHARMACEUTICALS INDUSTRIES LIMITED SUNPHARMA 500 250
40 SYNDICATE BANK SYNDIBANK 4000 2000
41 TATA MOTORS LIMITED TATAMOTORS 1000 500
42 TATA MOTORS LIMITED TATAMTRDVR 2000 1000
43 TATA STEEL LIMITED TATASTEEL 1000 500
44 TVS MOTOR COMPANY LIMITED TVSMOTOR 2000 1000
45 UNION BANK OF INDIA UNIONBANK 2000 1000
46 UPL LIMITED UPL 2000 1000
47 VOLTAS LIMITED VOLTAS 2000 1000
48 YES BANK LIMITED YESBANK 1000 500












Revised Downwards but new lot size is not a multiple of old lot size

Effective date : October 31, 2014 (for January 2015 & later expiries)


Sr No Underlying Symbol Present Market Lot Revised Market Lot
1 ASHOK LEYLAND LIMITED ASHOKLEY 11000 8000
2 AXIS BANK LIMITED AXISBANK 1250 500
3 GMR INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED GMRINFRA 10000 9000
4 HAVELLS INDIA LIMITED HAVELLS 1250 1000
5 IFCI LIMITED IFCI 9000 8000
6 NHPC LIMITED NHPC 12000 10000
7 UNITECH LIMITED UNITECH 17000 9000












Revised Upwards



Effective date : October 31, 2014 (for January 2015 & later expiries)


Sr No Underlying Symbol Present Market Lot Revised Market Lot
1 UNITED BREWERIES LIMITED UBL 250 500






 

Friday, October 3, 2014

The IPO Shemaroo Entertainment closes flat at Rs 171/share on Day1 October 01 at Rs 180pershare on the BSE

Shares of Shemaroo Entertainment stock opened at Rs.180pershare on the bourses with gains of around 6% but soon settled down to Rs.171pershare within minutes of listing. The company primarily engaged in film & entertainment business entered the capital market with an IPO of 27182239 shares in the price band of Rs 155-170 in order to raise around Rs 100 crore. The share was touched an intraday high of Rs 181 and an intraday low of Rs 171 on the listing day.

The IPO was subscribed 7.26 times with qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) 5.7 times subscription. Retail individual investors subscribed 7.54 times while high net individuals subscribed 8.64 times. The proceeds from the issue would be utilised to fund working capital requirements and general corporate purpose. The lead managers of the issue are Yes Bank and ICICI Securities. The content library consists of more than 1000 titles spanning new Hindi films like Ishqiya, Slumdog Millionaire, Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani, Omkara, Dil toh Baccha hai, Chandni Chowk to China, Bheja Fry 2. It also has rights of Hindi films classics like Mughal-e-Azam, Shree 420, Mera Naam Joker, Amar Akbar Anthony, Namak Halaal, Kaalia, Madhumati, titles in various other regional languages like Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Bengali and a variety of non-film content.

The IPO market is all heated up this year. Three IPOs Wonderla Holidays, Snowman Logistics and Sharda Cropchem saw stellar listing.

Saturday, January 18, 2014

What is Multibagger and Bluechip stock?

Multibagger
The word multi-bagger is derived from the phrase “bag something” which means to catch something or to win something. So in terms of stocks, it simply means that the stock is really good and it will give you great returns.

Bluechip
The phrase “blue chip” is actually derived from the game of poker, in which traditionally the blue chips were the highest valued chips in the game of poker. A blue chip stock is considered to be among the best stocks in the index or the sector. If you have a blue chip to bet with, you’re still in the game.

Timings of SGXNIFTY ? Very few knew abt this ...!!!!


SGXNIFTY Timings 
Primary session is between 6:30 am to 3:40 am IST,
Post that there is a T1 session 4.30 pm to 11.30 pm

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

IRB promoter’s case of alleged involvement in killing of an activist up for hearing soon; sentimentally negative and any negative outcome of court case can dramatically dent fortunes of company

IRB Infra’s promoter Virendra Maiskar was alleged to have been involved in killing of an activist related to a land grabing case. Mr Maiskar has gone through polygraphic test also for the same and nothing concrete has come out of the investigation against him till now. However, the Bombay high court has advised the session court to speed up the hearing process and come out with a decision within two weeks. There are also reports of CBI looking to file for an application to further instigate the charges against Mr Mhaikar. These developments are sentimentally negative for IRB Infra (though the on-going case has been covered in detail by media and is not new or surprising info). But more importantly, any negative decision from session courts would severe impact the fortunes of the stock. Thus, it is better to be cautious.

Market Buzz 15th January, 2014

Petrol prices may come down by Rs 2 a litre this week
RIL eyes stake in Venezuela crude oil block
Attorney General clears Hindustan Zinc stake sale via auction
Coal India declares Rs 29/share interim dividend
Cairn India's Rs 5,725 crore share buyback starts on Jan 23
Govt mulls Oil India picking up about 7% in IOC: Sources
Government mulls  ONGC  picking up about 3 percent in IOC
ONGC’s KG-DWN-98/2 block in the KG basin is estimated to hold 125 mt of oil and 3 trillion cu. ft gas
Tax holiday, royalty relief mooted for oil block bids
Rivals HCL, CSC to tie up for infra services
Singapore's Sembcorp to take 65% in Nagarjuna's power biz
IGL to increase CNG price by 10 per kg from April
TCS profit likely to surge 45% in third quarter
Tata Motors global sales decline 20% in December
Allergan wins lawsuit against Lupin
Galena Biopharma and India's Dr. Reddy's announce partnership for Neuvax
Liberty Shoes   Q3
-Net profit at Rs 3.2 crore versus Rs 1.8 crore (YoY)
-Total income from operations at Rs 110.5 crore versus Rs 90.1 crore (YoY)

Tata Sons pledged 15 million  Tata Motors shares on January 9

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

RECESSION...where does all that money go?

The size of the world stock market is estimated at about $36.6 trillion.The total world futures & derivatives market  has been estimated at about $791 trillion face or nominal value,averaging  11 times the size of the entire world economy.Yes,it's just like an inflated balloon...
P.s:In Indian stockmarket, 60% of trading comes from a mere 1,563 traders and half the trading turnover (50%) comes from a shockingly low 451 of which 156 are proprietary traders! (This information is provided by none other than the minister of state for finance, Namo Narain Meena, in response to a question in Parliament (Unstarred question 1669) on 10 August 2010 by Rajya Sabha MP Sardar Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa.).WE CALL THESE SMALLER GROUP OF TRADERS,THE OPERATORS!!
To keep the games hiding,NSE and BSE have always refused to come under the Right to Information act.the matter is still on court.