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Hello Ajjubhai,
A number of brokerage houses provide online trading these days like Religare, Reliance Money, Indiabulls, ICICIDirect etc. etc. If you are new to trading, I'd say you should really go to a broker office for awhile to get the feel of it. If you cannot, or if you have already done that; my advice would be to stick with the one whose office is in your neighbourhood so you can get help/service when you need it.
The other thing is they all have a tieup with a particular bank or two. If this bank happens to have a branch nearby that's a definite plus.
Once you develop a relationship with this broker, and as your trading volume goes up, you'll be in a better position to 'bargain' for lower brokerage.
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Paresh
If people put you on the SPOT, ask about FUTURE, and give you no OPTION;
just tell'em "the LONG & SHORT of it is How to Make Money!"
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Last edited by pkapadia; 5th August 2008 at 05:42 PM.
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