Watchlist

1. How to create a Watch list?

   Ans.

   1. Login to the Tick Application with valid credentials
   2. Go to 'Watchlist' menu
   3. Click on the 'Add Watchlist' symbol
   4. Give a name of your choice to the Watchlist
   5. Click on Ok

    

2. How to Delete a Watch list?

   Ans.

   1. Login to the Tick Application with valid credentials
   2. Go to 'Watchlist' menu
   3. Click on the 'Manage Watchlist' symbol
   4. Click on the delete icon corresponding to the Watchlist you want to delete

    

3. How many scrip can be added in the Watch list?

   Ans. Maximum of 50 scrip can be added to the watchlist

    

4. How many watch list profiles can be created?

   Ans. You can create as many watchlist as you want

    

5. How do I set default Watch list?

   Ans. Your last created watchlist will be your default watchlist.

    

6. Can I set pre existing watch list as default?

   Ans. No, you can’t as of now

    

7. How can I add stocks, futures and options in my Watch list?

   Ans. You can always go to search bar in watchlist and find the stock, future or option contract you wish to add and click on it to add it to the watchlist.

    

8. How can I delete a scrip from an existing Watch list?

   Ans. You can delete scrip from the watch list by clicking on the delete button and by selecting the scrip or contract you need to delete and clicking on delete button.

    

9. What are the different types of watch list available?

   Ans.

   1. Pre defined Watchlist
   2. User defined Watchlist

       

10. Can I create multiple watch lists?

    Ans. Yes, you can create multiple watchlist.

     

11. Is filtering functionality available in watch list for data?

    Ans. Only sorting functionality is available

     

12. Which are the pre defined watch list?

    Ans. There are pre defined watchlist of Nifty and Sensex for your reference.

     

13. Can I view scrip detailed page from watch list section and how?

    Ans.Yes, you can by clicking on ‘Q’ icon corresponding to a particular scrip from the watchlist.

     

14. Can I view market depth from watch list section?

    Ans. Yes, you can by clicking on 'market depth' icon of a particular scrip from the watchlist.

     

15. How do I navigate to chart from watch list

    Ans.You can navigate by clicking on charts icon corresponding to a particular scrip in the watchlist.

     

16. How do I know the watch list scrip limit has been reached?

    Ans.For this you have scrip counter which will provide you with the count every time you add a scrip in a watchlist. Maximum number of scrips that can be added in the market watch is 50.

     

17. Can I delete scrip’s from pre defined watch list?

    Ans. No

     

18. Can I delete all scrip’s in one go from custom watch list?

    Ans. Yes. You need to select all the scrip’s through check box and click on DELETE button. Although, the first scrip added in the watch list will always remain as default in the watch list.

     

19. If I hold particular scrip in my portfolio, will the same be shown in watch list with a unique denotation?

    Ans.Yes, the same will be denoted with a portfolio icon wherever the scrip is seen i.e. in watch list, research or any other sections in the application.

     

20. Can I choose columns that I want to be a part of my watch list (Explain how)

    Ans. Yes, you can by clicking on edit option and choosing the columns you need in your watchlist through column chooser.

     

21. Can I get a heat map view of pre defined watch list?

    Ans. Yes

     

22. Can I get heat map view of custom watch list?

Ans. Yes

Order Book

1. What is order book?

   Ans. An Order book is a report that contains all the orders that you have put during the day.

    

2. What types of orders are there in the order book?

   Ans.It contains all types of orders that one can put. For example Open, Rejected, Cancelled, Completed etc.

    

3. Where to see my placed orders?

   Ans. You can see all your placed orders in the order book window.

    

4. How do I modify the order?

   Ans.You can only modify an existing open order in your orderbook. To modify an open order, you need to click on the ellipses associated with that order and click on modify option. A modify order window thus gets opened.

    

5. How do I cancel the order?

   Ans.You can only cancel an existing open order in your orderbook. To cancel an open order, you need to click on the ellipses associated with that order and click on cancel option. A pop-up comes which asks for your confirmation to cancel an open order. You can click on ‘Ok’ to cancel the order.

    

6. What details can I see in the order book?

   Ans. You can see following details associated with your order in the orderbook:

    Exchange, Segment, Order type, Company, Status, Action, Product, Quantity, Traded Quantity, Remaining Quantity, Validity, User Comments, Price, Traded Price, Trigger Price, Disclose Quantity, Order Number, Exchange Order No, Order Date and Time, Message.

    

7. Can I download order book report?

   Ans. You can download order book report in excel format, by clicking on the ‘excel’ icon on top right of the screen.

    

8. Can I search my order entries?

   Ans. You can search your order entries by using the search bar provided in the order book window.

    

9. How can I see my order history in order book?

   Ans. You can view your order history by Click on trails option associated with the order in the Call to Action menu.

    

10. Will I be able to see orders placed today in next trading day?

Ans. YNo, as the orders for the day gets flushed out.

Trade Book

1. What is trade book?

   Ans. A trade book is a report that contains all the trades that have been executed for the day.

    

2. How can I know the price at which I executed the trade?

   Ans.You can check the trade price field (column) present in the trade book.

    

3. Where will I find all my trades?

   Ans. You can find the min the trade book.

    

4. What is the significance of trade book?

   Ans. Trade book contains all your trades for the day and helps you distinguish between an order and a trade.

    

5. Can trades be deleted from trade book?

   Ans. No, they can’t be deleted.

    

6. Can I cancel the traded order?

   Ans. No, You can’t cancel a traded order.

    

7. Can I modify traded order?

   Ans. No, You can’t modify a traded order

    

8. Can I download the trade order report?

   Ans. Yes, you can download it in excel format.

    

9. Can I search the order entries in trade book?

   Ans. Yes, you can search the trade entries in the trade book using the search bar provided in the trade book section.

    

10. Where do I view the status of the traded order?

Ans. Only traded orders are viewed in the trade book, so the status of the order is complete always. Moreover you can find the trade details like Traded Price, Exchange Order Number, and Trade Number for your easy reference.

Net Position

1. What is net position window?

   Ans.A Net position is a report that gives the details of your open positions (intraday or otherwise) along with your MTM unrealized and realized profit/loss and options to square off your trade, convert your position or add more trades.

    

2. Where do I check the net position?

   Ans.

   1. Login to the Application
   2. Go to Net Position Menu

       

3. Can I do position conversion?

   Ans.Yes, you can convert your existing position from one to another using position conversion menu by clicking on the 3 dots at the extreme right

    

4. How Can I square off my open position?

   Ans.Click on ‘square off’ option in the call to action for the particular trade.

    

5. Can I cancel orders present in Net position window?

   Ans. No, you can’t cancel orders.

    

6. Where do I check MTM of the position?

   Ans. You can check it in the ‘MTM Unrealized’ and ‘MTM Realized’ field given in the Net Position window.

    

7. Can I trade from net position?

   Ans.Yes, just click on the ‘Buy or Sell’ button provided for the scrip in the Net position window or click on the ‘Add More’ option from the call to action tab.

    

8. Can I download the net position report?

   Ans.Yes, you can in the form of excel present in the Net position window.

    

9. Can I square off more than my existing position?

   Ans. No

    

10. Can I modify orders present in Net position window?

Ans. No

Holdings

1. How can I see my total holding?

   Ans.Under the ‘Holdings’ menu in the application.

    

2. When will the holdings get updated?

   Ans. If you do a trade today say at ‘T’ day then the holdings will get updated on ‘T+2’ day, provided the next 2 days are working days.

    

3. How can I square off my holdings?

   Ans.Use the ‘square off’ option present in my holdings window.

    

4. Can I trade from holdings?

   Ans.You can trade from holdings using the ‘Buy/Sell’ option present in the ‘Holdings’ window.

    

5. Can I download the holding report?

   Ans. You can in the form of Excel from the ‘Holdings’ window.

    

6. Can I see FNO, Currency and Commodity contracts in my holdings?

Ans.No, you can’t.

Portfolio

1. What is portfolio overview?

   Ans.  The portfolio overview section will give you an overview of your portfolio in terms of portfolio summary, sector composition and sector allocation for below given asset classes:

   • Equity
   • Mutual Fund
   • Derivatives
   • Currency
   • Commodity

      

2. What is sector allocation?

   Ans.Sector allocation refers to your investment in various sectors and its current value in the different sectors.

    

3. What is Realized and Unrealized Profit/Loss?

   Ans.. Gains or losses are said to be "realized" when a stock (or other investment) that you own is actually sold. An unrealized loss occurs when a stock decreases after an investor buys it but is yet to sell it.

    

4. What is sector composition analysis in portfolio?

   Ans. . It gives the information related to your investment with respects to the sectors you have invested in.

    

5. What is a Portfolio Summary?

   Ans. It is the summary of your investments made, current position of your investments and the profit and loss associated with investments.

    

6. When will the Portfolio get updated?

   Ans. The stock you have traded will be reflected at T+1 day in the portfolio.

    

7. How can I square off my portfolio?

   Ans. . Yes, you can square off the positions you have created in your portfolio.

    

8. Can I trade from Portfolio?

   Ans.Yes, you can put a buy or sell order for the scrip in the portfolio.

    

9. Can I download the Portfolio report?

   Ans.Yes, you can download the portfolio report in the form of excel.

    

10. How many days it takes to reflect purchased stock in my Portfolio?

Ans. It will be reflected in portfolio the next day you had traded.

Charts

1. What are the available chart types?

   Ans. There are total 15 different chart styles.

    

2. How to use Drawing Tools?

   Ans. Click on ‘pencil’ icon next to ‘studies’ icon and select any tool given as per your preference.

    

3. How to save the chart view?

   Ans.Click on ‘save view’ icon, then add create view,name the view and save it.

    

4. How to access the advanced charting features?

   Ans. Advance chart is given on dashboard, just login the app and you can view charts, search the scrip or contract as per your preference to view the chart of the same.

    

5. How to add, edit and remove studies?

   Ans.Click on ‘studies’ icon, you can select any of the studies from the list , once the study is selected same is visible on charts screen, there is a ‘setting’ icon to edit the study and cross icon to delete the same.

    

6. What are the other features available in charts screen?

   Ans.Features such as duration, time frame, save view, charts style, studies, tools, cross over, information, zoom in, zoom out are available in charts.

    

7. How many studies are available?

   Ans. There are total 86 different studies available in charts.

    

8. How can I zoom in and zoom out?

   Ans.On charts screen there is ‘plus’ and ‘minus’ icon given below to zoom in and zoom out charts, also you can use your mouse for zoom in & zoom out.

    

9. What are the time intervals available?

   Ans.Time intervals available are 1 min, 2 min, 3 min, 4 min, 5 min, 15 min, 30 min, 1 hr, 2 hr and 3 hr.

    

10. What are the durations available?

    Ans.Durations available are 1 day, 5 day, 1 month, 3 year and 5 year.

     

11. What are the types of tools available?

    Ans.There are total 21 different types of tools available such as Doodle, Line, Time cycle etc.

     

12. Is a chart available across segments?

    Ans. Yes, chart is available across all segments.

     

13. Where can I see OHLC volume and date in charts?

    Ans. On charts screen just active cross over or info button to view OHLC

     

14. Is cross over facility is available in charts?

    Ans. Yes, Cross over functionality is available in charts.

     

15. Can I place order from charts?

Ans. You can place order from charts buy clicking on 'Buy/Sell' button.

Change password

1. Where do I change my password?

   Ans.You can change your password in the user profile section, by clicking on the drop down & selecting ‘change password’.

    

2. Should password include both alpha and numeric characters?

   Ans. Yes.

    

3. Should password contain specials characters?

   Ans. Yes.

    

4. What is the minimum and maximum limit of password characters length?

   Ans.Minimum limit – 6 characters
   
   Maximum limit - - 12 characters

    

5. After how many days password get expired?

   Ans.60 days

    

6. 6.Can my new password be same has current expired password and previous password?

Ans. Your new password should not be same as current expired password or the previous 3 passwords.

Passwords

Login

1. Can I use the same Login ID and Password that I use on the website?

   Ans. Yes

    

2. What information will I need to login?

   Ans.You should know your user id, password, and 2FA’s.

    

3. What is 2FA and how does it work?

   Ans.2FA stands for 2 Factor Authentication. It refers to the securityt questions you need to answer in order to login into the application.

    

4. What is the login procedure?

   Ans.

   1. Enter the url of the application and click on Ok.
   2. Enter the user id and click on ok.
   3. Enter the password and click on ok.
   4. Enter the 2FA details and click on ok.
   5. Then you will be able to login into the application.

       

5. I have forgotten my password, how do I retrieve the same?

   Ans.You can retrieve your password using ‘Forgot Password’ menu. Your password will be sent on to the registered email id.

    

6. How many wrong attempts are allowed while login?

   Ans.Three wrong attempts are allowed while login. If you enter wrong password for the fourth time then your id will be blocked.

    

7. How to unlock my Account?

   Ans.You can unblock your account by using ‘Unblock User’ menu. You have to provide your user id, pan number and email id in order to unblock your account.

    

8. Can I login to the application from two devices at the same time with same user id?

Ans. No

Reasearch

1. Can I get trading or investment recommendations from Reliance Securities?

   Ans. Yes

    

2. Where can I find research in this application?

   Ans. We have a dedicated module of ‘Research’ in Tick Web. You can find it in the top left side of the application.

    

3. Do I have search option in research?

   Ans.Yes, you have a search option to search according to your inputs.

    

4. What type of research calls is available?

   Ans.There are various types of research calls available. Some of them are Intraday cash, FNO, Currency Derivatives, Positional, Long term etc.

    

5. Can I place order from research?

   Ans.Yes, you can place orders from research section according the parameters given by our research team.

    

6. What is Intraday Cash research call?

Ans.This research call is valid till the day and is designed to give you profit from intraday trading.

 

Order Placement

1. How to place Buy Order?

   Ans.You can place a buy order by clicking on ‘Buy’ button corresponding to a particular scrip or contract from different parts of the application.

    

2. How to place Sell Order?

   Ans. You can place a sell order by clicking on ‘Sell’ button corresponding to a particular scrip or contract from different parts of the application.

    

3. What are Order types available?

   Ans. The different order types available are Limit, Market, Stop loss Limit, Stop loss Market.

    

4. What are the Product types available?

   Ans.The different product types available are Nrml, MIS, CNC, Cover Order, and Bracket Order.

    

5. What are the different validities available?

   Ans.The different validities available are Day, IOC, GTD and GTC.

    

6. What is disclosed quantity?

   Ans. In normal orders, the entire order quantity is disclosed to the market. But order with a disclosed quantity allows the investor to disclose only a part of the order to the market.

    

7. How do I place a Stop Loss Order?

   Ans.

   1. Login to the Application
   2. Go to watch list and select a scrip or contract
   3. Click on 'Buy' button
   4. Select the order type as SL-L or SL-M and place order

       

8. Where can I see my Open Orders?

   Ans.You can see your orders in the order book.

    

9. How to place a Cover Order?

   Ans.

   1. Login to the Application
   2. Go to watch list and select a scrip or contract
   3. Click on 'Buy' button
   4. Select the order type as Cover order and place order

       

10. I want to know the reason why my order got rejected?

     Ans.You can view your rejection reason under ‘Message’ column in order book.

     

11. How to place cover order?

    Ans. To place a cover order:

    1. Login to the Application
    2. Select a scrip or contract you wish to place an order
    3. Open the order form and select product type as CO
    4. Place your order after filling the required details.

        

12. How to place bracket order?

    Ans.

    1. Login to the Application
    2. Select a scrip or contract you wish to place an order
    3. Open the order form and select product type as BO
    4. Place your order after filling the required details.

        

13. What is Trigger price?

    Ans.Trigger price is associated with stop loss orders. It is the price when hit triggers your order in the market at the specified price by you. It is mainly used for covering your risk if the market goes against your viewpoint.

     

14. What is after market order?

    Ans.A market order or AMO orders are orders which are placed after the market hours. These orders hit the market the next day when market opens. This facility is for those who could not be active during the market orders and want to place order even if the market is closed for the day.

     

15. How to place an ‘after market order’?

    Ans.

    1. Login to the Application
    2. Select a scrip or contract you wish to place an order
    3. Open the order form and select product type as AMO
    4. Place your order after filling the required details.
    5. Note: this order can only be placed after the market is closed till the market reopens again for the day.

        

16. What is Circuit Limit?

    Ans.Circuit Limit consists of upper circuit limit and lower circuit limit. This is the price range within which you need to place order for a particular scrip or contract. It is different for different scrips and contracts. It is mainly done to control volatility in a particular scrip or contract.

     

17. What is Know your Margin?

    Ans.Know your margin functionality tells you the price that you have to pay in order to buy/sell a scrip or contract.

     

18. What is Ticks?

    Ans.Tick size is the minimum price change between different bids and offer prices of an asset traded on an exchange platform. It is the minimum price difference that must exist at all times between consecutive bid and offer prices.

     

19. What is IOC?

    Ans.IOC stands for Immediate or Cancel. If you place an order with validit IOC, then your order will either get traded (if you have a counter party agreeing to your order) or will get cancelled if there are no matches.

     

20. What is ATP?

    Ans.. ATP stands for Average Trade Price. Simply add up all of the prices and divide by the number of trades you made. For example, if you buy 50 shares of a stock at INR 100 and then another 50 shares at INR 120, your average price is: However, if you didn't buy the same number of shares in each trade, then you'll need to take a weighted average.

     

21. What is LTP?

    Ans.LTP stands for Last trade price. It is the price for which the scrip/contract got traded the last time.

     

22. What is trailing stop loss?

    Ans.A trailing stop loss is a type of day trading order that lets you set a maximum value or percentage of loss you can incur on a trade. If the security price rises or falls in your favor, the stop price moves with it. If the security price rises or falls against you, the stop stays in place.

     

23. What is Lot size?

    Ans.Lot size is applicable for derivative contracts. It is the minimum number of quantity of a particular contract for which one needs to buy/sell in one order.

     

24. Will I get any notification after placing order?

    Yes, after you place order then you will get confirmation message of the order placed and also you can view your placed order in the order book.

     

25. What Is GTD validity?

    Ans.  GTD stands for Good Till Date. If you place orders with GTD validity then the orders will stand till the date you have chosen but not beyond 45 days.

     

26. What is GTC validity?

    Ans.GTD stands for Good Till Date. If you place orders with GTD validity then the orders will stand till the date you have chosen but not beyond 45 days.

     

27. What is day validity?

    Ans. If you place orders with day validity then the orders will get stand till the day i.e. till the market is open. During the day it may get traded, if not will stand cancelled at the end of the day.

     

28. What is IOC validity?

    Ans.IOC stands for Immediate or Cancel. If you place orders with IOC validity, then the orders will get traded if there is counterparty at the same price available in the market if not the order will get cancelled immediately.

     

29. What is market order?

    Ans.You can buy/sell stocks at the market price using market orders in the market. It allows you to trade at the market price or the best available price in the market.

     

30. What is limit Order?

    Ans.You can place your order at your desired price using limit order in the market. It allows you to purchase or sell stocks at your desired price.

     

31. What is stop loss market order?

    Ans.Stop loss market order is placed to minimize your losses. If the market moves against your view point then you can place stop loss order to minimize your losses. In SL-M order, your stop loss order is placed at the best available market price.

     

32. What is stop loss limit order?

    Ans.Stop loss limit order is placed to minimize your losses. If the market moves against your view point then you can place stop loss order to minimize your losses. In SL-L order, you can explicitly place your stop loss order at your desired price value.

     

33. What is NRML Product type?

    Ans. NRML stands for Normal Orders. If you place order taking NRML product type, then you have to pay margin of the total amount and you can take delivery of the stock(s) up to 5 days and can square off the stock(s) before 5 days or pay the full amount and take delivery of the stock(s) beyond 5 days.

     

34. What is MIS product type?

    Ans. . MIS stands for Margin Intraday Square off. If you place order taking MIS product type, then you have to pay margin of the total amount and have to square off your trade before the market closes for the day.

     

35. What is CNC product type?

Ans.CNC stands for Cash and Carry. If you place order taking CNC as product type, then you have to pay the order value amount to take delivery of the stock.

Set Alert & Notification

1. Can I set price alerts to track price movement?

   Ans. Yes

    

2. Can I view alert notifications status?

   Ans. Yes, you can view it in the ‘Alerts’ window.

    

3. How to set stock alerts?

   Ans.

   1. Go to 'Alerts and Notifications' option
   2. Click on 'Set Alert' button.
   3. Enter the symbol, price, condition and desired price
   4. Add a note and choose how you want to get the notification
   5. Click on 'Set Alert'.

    

4. How do I stop receiving notifications?

   Ans. You can stop receiving notifications if you delete the alert from your alert window using delete option.

    

5. Where would I get notification?

   Ans. You will be getting information through your mail or message.

    

6. Where can I find notification and alerts?

   Ans. You can find your set alerts and notifications window in the 'Alerts' and 'Notifications' window respectively.

    

7. What type of notifications will I receive?

   Ans.You will receive price notifications on your registered email and mobile number.

    

8. Can I set price alert across segment?

   Ans. Yes, you can set price alerts in all segments provided to you.

    

9. Can I edit and cancel my pending price alert?

   Ans.. Yes you can do it by using edit option and delete button respectively.

    

10. For how long we can keep pending alert?

    Ans.You can keep pending alert as long as you want until you explicitly cancel it.

     

11. Is it necessary to put a note on set alert?

Ans. Yes

Search

1. How to search scrip or contract?

   Ans.For your convenience we have provided global search which is given next to the indices at the top of the application to search for any scrip or contract from any section or screen of the application by entering the initials of the scrip or contract.

    

2. Can I delete the stocks from the search history?

   Ans.Yes, you can by using the delete button provided.

    

3. Can I see recently searched stocks?

Ans. Yes, under the search option for your convenience.

FII/DII

1. What is FII?

   Ans.. FII (Foreign Institutional Investors) or FPI (Foreign Portfolio Investors) are companies established outside India which invest in Indian financial markets. FIIs’ helps in the process of economic development by providing riskier, long-term capital to companies for growth.

 

2. What is DII?

   Ans.DII holding includes money invested by mutual funds, UTI, financial institutions, banks, insurance companies, government and venture capital funds.

 

3. What information am I going to get from this section?

   Ans. From this section you will get to know the foreign and domestic institutional investment data.

 

4. On what frequency will I be able to view the data?

   Ans. You can view the data on the daily basis.

 

5. What is the difference between FII and FDI?

   Ans.Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) is similar to FDI in a way that this is also direct investment but investment in only financial assets such as stocks, bonds etc. of a company located in another country. Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) is an investor of group of investors who bring FPIs.

 

6. Will I be able to view the same data in graphical format for Comparison?

   Ans. Yes

 

7. Will I be able to download the data?

Ans.Yes

Screeners

1. What are Screeners?

   Ans.. A stock scanner is a screening tool that searches the markets to find stocks that meet a set of user-selected criteria and metrics for trading and investing. The speed and convenience of stock scanners make them an essential tool for all traders and investors.

 

2. What information is provided in Open,High or Low Screener?

   Ans. This scanner gives you all stocks whose open price is equal to high or low.

 

3. What information is provided in High Low Breakers Screener?

   Ans.This scanner gives you the list of stocks that breach the low or high in a particular time periodlike 1 day, 1 week, 2 week, 1 month or 52 week. These are price outliners for the period.

 

4. What information is provided in Resistance & Support Screener?

   Ans. This scanner shows the nearest support and resistance level of the stock based on pivot of previous days high/low/close with an easy to filter stocks at particular level.

 

5. What information is provided in Volume Shocker Screener?

   Ans. This scanner has 2 categories:

   1. Unusual Volume: List of stocks whose day’s volume exceeded their average volume for a week / month.

   2. Potential Volume: List of stocks whose hourly average volume exceeds their average hourly volume for a week.

 

6. What information is provided in Circuit Breaker Screener?

   Ans.This scanner shows the stocks that are hitting the upper/lower circuit for the day.

 

7. What information is provided in Rising & Falling Screener?

   Ans.This scanner gives you the list of stocks whose volume has been consistently increasing in the last 3 trading sessions.

 

8. What information is provided in Strong & Weak Screener?

   Ans. This scanner shows the stocks that determine the upside/downside strength of the stock based on IO change, volume change and price change.

 

9. What information is provided in Spread Screener?

   Ans.This scanner shows the stocks having highest change in spread between cash and near month future contract. Long spread will show spread for strategy cash buy and future sell. Short spread will show spread for strategy future buy and cash sell.

 

10. How can I utilize this information for my trading purpose?

    Ans.You can scan stocks based on the parameters you choose to trade and get the stocks for trading purpose.

 

11. For what all Exchanges will I be able to view the Screeners Data?

    Ans.NSE and BSE segment.

 

12. 12. Will I be able to buy/sell for the Scrips present in Scanners?

    Ans. Yes, you can from buy and sell option.

 

13. 13. Will I be able to add the Scrips in watch list present under Scanners?

    Ans.Yes, you can by clicking on ‘add to market’ watch option.

 

14. 14. Will I be able to view quotes of the Scrips present under Scanners?

    Ans. Yes, you will be able to view quotes of scrip’s in scanners section.

 

15. What are Resistance, Support and Pivot?

    Ans. Resistance, or a resistance level, is the price at which the price of an asset meets pressure on its way up by the emergence of a growing number of sellers who wish to sell at that price. Support represents a low level that a stock price reaches over time, while resistance represents a high level that a stock price reaches over time. Support materializes when a stock price drops to a level that prompts traders to buy. A pivot point is a technical analysis indicator, or calculations, used to determine the overall trend of the market over different time frames. On the subsequent day, trading above the pivot point is thought to indicate ongoing bullish sentiment, while trading below the pivot point indicates bearish sentiment.

 

16. What do you mean by different levels of Resistance and Support?

    Ans.Support represents a low level that a stock price reaches over time, while resistance represents a high level that a stock price reaches over time. Support materializes when a stock price drops to a level that prompts traders to buy.

 

17. What is a Spread?

    Ans.A spread can have several meanings in finance. However, they all refer to the difference between two prices, rates or yields. In one of the most common definitions, the spread is the gap between the bid and the ask prices of a security or asset, like a stock, bond or commodity.

 

18. What is long and short?

    Ans.In simple terms, going long on a contract/scrip means to buy it and similarly going short on a contract/scrip means to sell it.

 

19. What is Near, Next and Far month contracts?

    Ans. Near means current month contract. Next means the next month contract, far means the 3 ^rd month contract.

 

20. What is Volume up Price up, Volume up Price down?

    Ans. If the volume of the stock has been consistently increasing and the price is also moving up, this could mean that there are more buyers who are impacting the increase in volume. Similarly, if the price is going down it’s the sellers who are causing the volume spurt. A trader can accordingly view the trend of the stock.

 

21. What are Potential Volume and Unusual Volume?

    Ans.Unusual Volume: List of stocks whose day’s volume exceeded their average volume for a Week / month.

    Potential Volume: List of stocks whose hourly average volume exceeds their average hourly volume for a week.

 

22. What are Upper and Lower Circuits?

    Ans. The price range in which the stock can maximum go up and down for the day.

 

23. Can I be able to download the data?

Ans.. Yes, you can in an excel format.

 

Strategy

1. What is in the Money?

   Ans.In the money (ITM) is an expression that refers to an option that possesses intrinsic value. An ITM option means the option holder has the opportunity to buy the security below its current market price.

    

2. What is Out of the Money?

   Ans.Out of the money (OTM) is an expression used to describe an option contract that only contains extrinsic value. These options will have a delta of less than 50.0. An OTM call option will have a strike price that is higher than the market price of the underlying asset.

 

3. How to calculate the total premium?

   Ans.Total premium means the single premium or the sum of all limited premiums/regular premiums paid till date, as applicable, excluding any extra premium, and GST or excess, if any.

 

4. What is premium?

   Ans.. Premium is an amount paid periodically to the insurer by the insured for covering his risk. In an insurance contract, the risk is transferred from the insured to the insurer. For taking this risk, the insurer charges an amount called the premium.

 

5. What is Intrinsic Value (IV)?

   Ans.Intrinsic value refers to an investor's perception of the inherent value of an asset, such as a company, stock, option, or real estate. Knowing an investment's intrinsic value is useful for value investors who have a goal of buying stocks and other investments at a discounted value.

 

6. What is Open Iterest (OI)?

   Ans.Open Interest is the total number of outstanding derivative contracts, such as options or futures that have not been settled for an asset. The total OI does not count, and total every buy and sell contract.

 

7. What are delta, theta, and gamma?

   Ans.Delta is a measure of the change in an option's price or premium resulting from a change in the underlying asset, while theta measures its price decay as time passes. Gamma measures delta's rate of change over time, as well as the rate of change in the underlying asset.

 

8. What are premium and discount?

   Ans.. When a bond is sold for more than the par value, it sells at a premium. A premium occurs if, for instance, the bond is sold at INR 1,100 instead of its par value of INR 1,000. Conversely to a discount, a premium occurs when the bond has a higher than market interest rate or better company history.

 

9. What is meant by long build up, short build up, short covering, long unwinding?

   Ans.LONG Built up - It means people are taking positions assuming price will go up. This is marked by increase in open interest and increase in price. Short Built Up - It means people are taking short positions, assuming price will go down. This is usually characterized by Increase in open interest and fall in price.

 

10. Will I be able to buy/sell for the scrips present under strategy?

    Ans. Yes

 

11. Will I be able to add the scrips in watch list present under strategy?

    Ans. Yes

 

12. Will I be able to view quotes of the scrips present under strategy?

Ans. Yes

 

Market Status

1. What is pre-market?

   Ans.A pre-market is a period of trading activity that occurs before the regular market session. Many investors and traders watch the pre-market trading activity to judge the strength and direction of the market in anticipation for the regular trading session.

 

2. What is trading session?

   Ans. A trading session is a period that matches the primary daytime trading hours for a given locale. Generally a single day of business in the local financial market, from that market's opening bell to its closing bell, is the trading session that the individual investor or trader will refer.

 

3. What is post market?

   Ans.Post-market means after the market. Some financial markets, like foreign exchange markets, never stop trading, but most individual stock markets have defined trading hours. That gives traders and investor’s time to digest the information before the regular stock market session opens the next day.

 

4. What is auction market?

   Ans.Auction market is a special market where only members of the exchange can participate as fresh sellers and sell shares which are short delivered. The Auction market is conducted every day between 2:00 and 2:45 pm.

 

5. What is odd lot

Ans.An odd lot is an order amount for a security that is less than the normal unit of trading for that particular asset. Odd lots are considered to be anything less than the standard 100 shares for stocks.

 

Limits

1. What is meant by 'Limits' in trading?

   Ans.Limits is the funds available in your trading account which you use to buy stocks or contracts.

 

2. How can I add funds in my trading account?

   Ans.You can add funds by using ‘Add Funds’ option present under ‘Limits’ section.

 

3. How can I withdraw funds from my trading account?

   Ans. You can withdraw funds by using ‘Withdraw Funds’ option present under ‘Limits’ section.

 

4. How can I check my fund transfer status?

   Ans.Use ‘Transfer Status’ option present under ‘Limits’ section.

    

    

5. Can I transfer funds from one segment to another?

   Ans.Yes, you can by using ‘Intersegment fund transfer’ option present under ‘Limits’ Section.

 

6. What is available margin limit?

   Ans.Available margin limit is the difference between total margin available and total margin utilized.

 

7. What is available delivery limit?

   Ans. It is the balance which is available for trading in cash segment.

 

8. What is available derivative limit?

   Ans. . It is the balance which is available for trading in F&O segment. Net position premium received and realized profits during the day are not considered since it is not allowed by exchange.

 

9. What is available option buy limit?

   Ans.It is the balance which is available for option buy limit. During the day realized profits are not considered since it is not allowed by exchange.

 

10. What is investment product limit?

    Ans.It is the clear cash balance which can be utilized against IPO/MF.

 

11. What are withdrawable funds?

    Ans.It is the clear cash balance which is available for withdrawal.

 

12. What is a debit?

    Ans.The debit balance if any, in your account. (You need to have sufficient cash to clear the debit balance)

 

13. What is a Shortfall?

    Ans.. Shortfall if any, in your account. (You need to bring in sufficient margin in terms of cash or collateral to clear the shortfall amount)

 

14. What is cash balance?

    Ans. It is the clear cash balance which is available for trading.

 

15. What is notional cash credit?

    Ans.It is the unclear credit balance which is available for trading but cannot be withdrawn.

 

16. What is Collateral value?

    Ans.It is value (after haircut) of approved securities in your broking/linked DP account. If NRML product is allowed, this amount includes the value of unsettled buy positions in open settlements.

 

17. What is direct collateral?

    Ans. It is the Value (after haircut) of approved MF units in linked DP account.

 

18. What is pay in amount?

    Ans.  It is the Amount transferred online through your linked bank account

 

19. What is ad hoc margin credit?

    Ans. . It is a margin collected by the stock exchange from the members having unduly large outstanding position or the margin levied on volatile scrips on ad hoc basis keeping in view the risk perspective.

 

20. What is net delivery sell amount?

    Ans.It is the net sell value for the day in delivery (CNC) product.

 

21. What is net premium receivable?

    Ans.It is the difference between premium receivable and the premium payable.

 

22. What is booked profit on margin positions?

    Ans.It is the net profit earned on positions squared-off in margin (MIS/NRML) products.

 

23. What is notional cash debit?

    Ans.It is the debit balance / cash shortfall if any, in your account.

 

24. What is net delivery buy amount?

    Ans. It is the net buy value for the day in delivery (CNC) product.

 

25. What is brokerage?

    Ans.It is the amount blocked as indicative brokerage.

 

26. What is span margin?

    Ans.Span margin is an initial margin which is calculated basis the risk and volatility of the underlying whereas the exposure margin is like an ad hoc margin calculated on the value of the exposure taken

 

27. What is exposure margin?

Ans. Exposure margin is the margin charged over and above the span margin which is as per the broker’s discretion. Failure to have requisite span margin in the account can result in penalty being levied by the exchanges.

Logout

1. How to logout from the Application?

   Ans.. You can logout from the application by clicking on the logout button.

 

2. Will my system get logged out if I login from other device?

   Ans.Yes

 

3. Will my application get logged out if I leave it is in active for an hour or long?

   Ans. No

 

4. Will my application get logged out if I close the browser without logging out?

   Ans. Yes

 

5. Will my application get logged out if I remove it from browser history?

   Ans. Yes

 

6. Will I get any message of Logout before I actually get logged out from the application?

Ans.Yes,you will get a notification saying you have been logged out.

Fund Transfer

1. Will I be able to transfer funds from by bank account to trading account?

   Ans.Yes, you can transfer funds from your bank account to trading account using ‘fund transfer’ option from the menu. You have to put the amount you wish to transfer and you will be redirected to your online banking page registered with us. From thereyou may transfer funds from your bank account to trading account.

 

2. How to transfer funds from bank account to trading account?

   Ans.You need to go to Fund Transfer menu under Limits and click on Add Funds. You have to put the amount you wish to transfer and you will be redirected to your online banking page registered with us, then you will be able to transfer funds from your bank account to trading account.

 

3. Can I be able to withdraw funds from my trading account?

   Ans. Yes, you can by using ‘Withdraw funds’ option under ‘Limits’.

 

4. How to withdraw funds from trading account to bank account?

   Ans.. You need to go to ‘Fund Transfer’ option under ‘Limits’ and click on ‘Withdraw Funds’. You have to put the amount you wish to transfer and need to enter your bank details to you transfer money from your trading account to your bank account.

 

5. Will I be able to see history related to the transferred funds?

   Ans.  Yes

 

6. How to see history related to my transferred funds?

   Ans. You can see the fund history under ‘Limits’ in the menu using ‘Transfer Status’ option.

 

7. Can I transfer fund from equity segment to commodity segment?

   Ans.Yes, you can by using ‘Intersegment Fund Transfer’ option.

 

8. How can I transfer funds from equity segment to commodity segment?

   Ans.By using ‘Intersegment Fund Transfer’ option. Enter the amount you need to transfer from one segment to another segment and click on ‘Ok’ button to perform the transaction.

 

9. Can I transfer more funds than available in my trading account to bank account?

   Ans. No

 

10. When can I use the fund transfer facility?

    Ans.Anytime you need to add or withdraw funds from your trading account to your bank account.

 

11. Do you have UPI fund transfer service?

    Ans.We don’t have UPI fund transfer service on web portal. However, you may avail UPI service from our mobile trading platform ‘Tick Pro’.

 

12. How much time does it take to reflect transferred funds in my trading account?

    Ans.It’s an instantaneous process; the moment funds are transferred they reflect in your trading account, provided there is no network issue.

 

13. How much time does it take for pay out amount in my bank account?

Ans.It’s an instantaneous process; the moment funds are transferred they reflect in your bank account, provided there is no network issue.

Quotes 

1. What are stock Quotes?

   Ans.A stock quote gives detailed description about a particular stock. Under stock quotes we get overview information regarding the stock, technical and fundamental information, news, events and option chain.

 

2. What is market depth?

   Ans.A market depth gives information regarding the open orders present in the market for a scrip or contract. It gives information about –

   1. The price at which the buyer/seller is willing to buy/sell a particular stock.
   2. The number of stocks that can be purchased at a particular price.
   3. The number of buyers/sellers that are offering that quantity and price.

 

3. What is OHLC price?

   Ans. OHLC stands for Open, High, Low and Close.

    Open- It is the first price at which the stock or contract trades during the day.

   Close- It is the weighted average of the price at which the stock or contract trades in the last half an hour before the closing of the normal market.

   Low- It is the lowest price at which the stock trades during the day.

   High-It is the highest price at which the stock trades during the day.

 

4. How to analyze graph?

   Ans.The best way to learn analyze a graph is to gain a solid understanding of the core principles of technical analysis and then apply that knowledge via back testing or paper trading. Thanks to the technology available today, many brokers and websites offer electronic platforms that offer simulated trading that resemble live markets.

 

5. What are resistance, support and pivot?

   Ans. Resistance, or a resistance level, is the price at which the price of an asset meets pressure on its way up by the emergence of a growing number of sellers who wish to sell at that price. Support represents a low level at which stock price reaches over time, while resistance represents a high level at which stock price reaches over time. Support materializes when a stock price drops to a level that prompts traders to buy. A pivot point is a technical analysis indicator, or calculations, used to determine the overall trend of the market over different time frames. On the subsequent day, trading above the pivot point is thought to indicate ongoing bullish sentiment, while trading below the pivot point indicates bearish sentiment.

    

   Pivot Point Calculation

   Pivot point (PP) = (High + Low + Close) / 3.

   First  resistance (R1) = (2 x PP) – Low.

   First  support (S1) = (2 x PP) – High.

   Second  resistance (R2) = PP + (High – Low)

   Second  support (S2) = PP – (High – Low)

   Third  resistance (R3) = High + 2(PP – Low)

   Third  support (S3) = Low – 2(High – PP)

    

6. What are technical indicators?

   Ans.Technical indicators are only useful as part of a complete reactive trading system. The only true method for trading is a long term trend following system that reacts to the market. Don't fixate on the technical indicators used in any trend following system. It's important, but it is not the key.

 

7. What are moving averages?

   Ans. The moving average (MA) is a simple technical analysis tool that smooths out price data by creating a constantly updated average price. The average is taken over a specific period of time, like 10 days, 20 minutes, 30 weeks or any time period the trader chooses.

 

8. What is a balance sheet&P&L?

   Ans. A balance sheet provides both investors and creditors with a snapshot as to how effectively a company's management uses its resources.

   A profit and loss (P&L) statement summarizes the revenues, costs and expenses incurred during a specific time period.

    

 

9. What are dividend, bonus, rights, and splits?

   Ans. Bonus issue is extra shares given to shareholders free of cost. Stock Split divides the existing outstanding shares of the company into multiple shares. ... In a stock split in the 1:2 ratio, for every 1 share held, it will become 2 shares, for every 100 shares held, share count will become 200 shares.

   Companies pays dividends from their profits to reward their shareholders for providing them the capital to run the business. It is up to the board of directors to determine what percentage of the earnings they use to pay dividends and how much they should retain in the business. A rights issue or rights offer is a dividend of subscription rights to buy additional securities in a company made to the company's existing security holders. When the rights are for equity securities, such as shares, in a public company, it is a non-dilutive (can be dilutive) pro rata way to raise capital.

 

10. What is an option chain?

Ans.An option chain, also known as an option matrix, is a listing of all available option contracts, both puts and calls, for a given security. It shows all puts, calls, strike prices and pricing information for a single underlying asset within a given maturity period.