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Hanoifortune wrote:I have been trading last 6 years. Belive me !I have never talked to my broker.
Wihaga2008 wrote:Hanoifortune wrote:I have been trading last 6 years. Belive me !I have never talked to my broker.
But did you do that? Without a broker how did you link market? As far as I know, We must need a broker to connect to the market. Mustn't we?
Wihaga2008 wrote:Please let me know what is the best broker firm out of below 5. Because my dad has some of shares what is purchased long time back to sell. So I need a good broker to do it. I know that all of brokers are in same boat. But who has the best advisers? I'm new for this stock thing. Give me a little help guys.
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* Capital Alliance (Pvt) Ltd
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K.Haputantri wrote:
Your father may have deposited the shares at the CDS through a broker prior to the deadline. Check on that to findout who your father's broker is. To me almost all the brokers collect their fee and are not botherred to help the investor.
If you want any advice on the specific shares serch this forum or else seek expert openion on them in this forum.
Happy trading friend.
Hanoifortune wrote:
We need a broker to open a account not to trade our portfolio.If you trade your self you will learn a lot.
“Where large sum of money are concerned, it is advisable to trust nobody”
-Agatha Christie
Nobody knows you and your situation better than you do.
by Asoka Samarakone on Sat Jan 19, 2013 3:42 pm
Nobody knows you and your situation better than you do. Therefore, you may be the most qualified person to do your own investing - all you need is a bit of help.
When you turn on some financial TV program and see someone tell you to buy a stock, there is a good chance he is telling you to buy what he wants to sell.
It became recognized that some companies recommended stocks to their clients and then sold the same stocks themselves all day long. Not only were these firms the largest sellers of a stock on the day after they recommended it, but they were also the largest buyers of the stock during the preceding week.
If you develop a system that you have thoroughly tested and truly believe works, don’t tell anyone about it. Use it, because it’s going to go away at some point in time. Understand that it won’t last forever, and work on coming up with something different for when that happens.
Stock market for beginners
Take care and all the best!
Happy trading
Wihaga2008 wrote:Okay then tell me what is good enough to open a CDS account out of these 5 guys.. Please...
ranferdi wrote:
As far as what I've experienced capital trust is good enough.
Wihaga2008 wrote:ranferdi wrote:
As far as what I've experienced capital trust is good enough.
OKi thanks for the opinion bro. I called them short while ago. So what's the difference between CDS account and margin trading account?
I trade with three but no experience with Asha. ?Can you elaborate on their sevices to invester.stockboy wrote: i am trading with 6 broker firms asha is the best
nirowat wrote:hi,
As far as I understood, you have some share certificates which belong to your father and you want to sell them to realise the money ?
If this is true then does not matter who the broker is. You just need to open a CDS account with any broker and deposit your shares. Once they are in the CDS you can tell the broker to sell them at the current market price, which they cannot really fool you unless the shares are of very illiquid companies. All broker firms charge the same broker fees. If you want, when the shares are in the account will be happy give you the current price on the day you want to sell if you let us know the shares and amount so you do not get fooled.
As your father bought the shares about 15 years ago would guess you are in good profit.
The only thing you might need to consider is broker firms want a credit balance in your account in order to open a CDS account, but I feel this will not be a problem as you seem to have enough value in your share certificates.
If you want to sell and use the money to trade then all the above advice and more is needed.
K.Haputantri wrote:Since the certificates bear your father's name you have to transfer them to your name first. Meet the company secretaries of respective companies first for this purpose.
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