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What is Pledging of Shares and Mutual Funds?: 01:10
What Types of Trades can you do? 02:30
Advantages of Pledging Shares: 03:02
Disadvantages of Pledging Shares: 04:50
How to Pledge Shares?: 10:57
What Should You Pledge?: 12:02
In this video, we reveal how you can pledge your existing assets and start trading in the stock market. We will cover the concept of what is pledging, the advantages and disadvantages, and also look into how to pledge. You can do pledging on all brokers including Zerodha, Upstox, Groww, Fyers, IIFL, Angel One and Kotak Securities. Welcome to another marketfeed video.
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Trade without Capital! How to Pledge in Stock Market Explained | marketfeed

[@tradingstorm2177]

I was actually looking for this video and searching everywhere almost a month..after pledging by myself, finally i got this..still it has a good information and clear about the terms..Good job Ajay..

[@Alan_Nifty]

I use my 15 minutes very productivity❤

[@mridulyd]

Really informative always had a doubt how pledging works when sharique used to talk about his pledging strategies for trading during Sunday lives…

[@karthikmohan9415]

Tq bro one doubt if we took pledge and did intra day stocks trading and at end of the qe will sell the stocks na and how many days we can keep the pledge amount in our account and if we keep the pledge amount for many days there will be any charge for that amount pls tell

[@srenathr2521]

This video was very much in deep, which I was looking for. Thanks bro ❤

[@subramanianadaikalam9277]

Excellent, very well presented and helpful. Some rules may change broker to broker but overall, it helps using the invested amount for trading along with cash component.

[@venkiteshs-fl3pw]

Can you suggest brokers which gives pledge haircut as mentioned in video. I enquired and found that some brokers has 20% haircut for even nifty etf and 10% haircut for Liquid etf. Also one broker is charging interest for the pledge margin given

[@billionaire-xw5st]

Thanks😊🥰 Team MARKETFeed n Ajay Ajith bro ❤️🙏🏻

[@Finstocks]

Excellent, well explained..waiting for the second part

[@learntogether5440]

How long can i keep taht asset in pledging.. will they charge everyday untill i hold ..

[@ranjithabsdk827]

Excellent presentation

[@ajinthomas8180]

Athishakthm❤

[@tradingstorm2177]

I have a doubt...I pledged 300 shares of Voltas, when it was trading at 800 but my buy price was 910 and I got Rs.199000 as collateral margin. Today I have sold that 300 shares in open market @ 850. How the adjustment will be done, I really have no idea. Can anyone pls help me to clarify on the same.

[@uzairmaliksre]

Unique & informative video

[@AmalAnil1737]

Athishakthamm 🤩❤️

[@praveengupta8594]

Thank you

[@vijayrajwaghambare370]

Wating for next video

[@chiraguchat1989]

If i am giving liquid bees as a pledge still 50 % rule will be applied of cash and non cash component or it will be fully funded from my liquid bees kept as collateral

[@TheKooliyadan]

On pledging in IFFL, there is not only hair cut, neck also they cuts.... They were not given 90% even for liquid bees.....and for every pledging they cherged.....

[@Alan_Nifty]

Athishaktham⚡⚡⚡

[@arunkbalakrishnan3729]

50% cash component is not mandatory for all brokers

[@marketfeedbyShariqueSamsudheen]

It is not mandatory for intraday. But if you don't maintain it overnight, broker will charge interest

[@naveenbc9906]

What happens to my stock and cash when I'm incurring a loss in intraday equity trading, after pledging stock?

[@marketfeedbyShariqueSamsudheen]

When you are having a loss, settlement will be done from the extra cash in your account. That is why I suggested to keep some extra cash in the account. If cash is not there, the stock might get squared off.

[@ranjithabsdk827]

need a clear cut video of vix

[@madhusoodanan0]

I am not able to pledge MutualFund in my upstox account. Can you pleaae suggest how to do this?

[@sudeepgeorge4395]

i dont follow 50-50 rule now, and total capital for trading is taken from just from mutual fund pledging. Any issues? .

[@marketfeedbyShariqueSamsudheen]

Broker will charge interest of 12-18% annually on the remaining 50%. This applies for overnight positions

[@jishnumohan7862]

If you are trading intraday,you wont have any problems. The broker charge is applicable only for overnight positions

[@arunkbalakrishnan3729]

This is not true Sebi didn't make any rule like that

[@jitheeshkv342]

Good presentation ❤

[@peeyushsethi]

nice video

[@Officeal333]

Sir 2-lac ka liquid bees ko pledge kiya 2lac ka nifty bees ko pledge kiya I received 3.5lc I don't have no cash in D a/c Now understand i can sell only option My question is I can sell options 2lot and for heging I can buy 2 lot ? With pladge money ???

[@marketfeedbyShariqueSamsudheen]

Now margin is ready. With 3.5 Lakh margin, you can sell nearly 5+ lots of NIFTY iron condor; add bit of cash like 5% of capital Around 55k is what you need for hedging and selling. .

[@jassimmeerasahib4769]

15% from mutual fund +15% from trade clone

[@amitmeena100]

गिरवी पर ब्याज या खर्चा कितना आएगा जेसे मेने 1100 शेयर ZeeL के रक्खे अब मे गिरवी वापिस Unplagde करवाना चाहता हु कितना पेसा लगेगा

[@anilkumards1435]

Through CDSL Easiest, shall we transfer one person’s Demat account shares to another person’s Demat account under CDSL depository? Upstox shares are possible to transfer to another Demat through this facility near future?

[@unnikrishnan_ravi]

Upstox doesn't support CDSL Easiest. So not possible

[@hgfjsfkhg]

Can we pledge fixed deposit from kerala treasury

[@marketfeedbyShariqueSamsudheen]

No, it cannot be done.

[@priyahala9034]

What about 50:50 rule ???

[@tijiljoseph4910]

Can we pledge fixed deposit ?

[@marketfeedbyShariqueSamsudheen]

There are few full service brokers which offer this facility, like Kotak. You will have to start a new FD in the name of the broker. It’s better to pledge GILT Funds

[@Rajpriya8588]

Brother please elaborate cash componant and non cash componant? As well you mean if i carry positional trade like iron condor broke will charge interst or not?

[@marketfeedbyShariqueSamsudheen]

Interest will be charged if the 50-50 rule is not maintained. The rule is you should have 50% pledged margin from non-cash component, and the remaining 50% in cash or cash component. Example: Rs 1 lakh is the required margin for the trade, then you can have ₹50,000 as margin from pledged assets like equity mutual funds and stocks, and the remaining ₹50,000 should be in cash or cash components like GILT Funds. It is okay to have more cash, but if your cash/cash component is not at least 50% for overnight trades, then broker will charge interest. Please ask again, if doubt is not cleared

[@Rajpriya8588]

@@marketfeedbyShariqueSamsudheen thanks sir for replying.I have 1 more question you said 50 -50 rule should be maintained.50% margin should come from pledging , of let's say from stocks and do we need to pleadge the cash componant gilt fund ? Or keep in account only? i mean do we need to pledge both cash and non cash component? Or one non cash component should be pledged and the other one cash component should be kept in portfolio only not pledged?

[@uzairmaliksre]

I don't understand 2nd consept 50/50 cash & non-cash.

[@marketfeedbyShariqueSamsudheen]

The rule is you should have 50% pledged margin from non-cash component, and the remaining 50% in cash or cash component. Example: Rs 1 lakh is the required margin for the trade, then you can have ₹50,000 as margin from pledged assets like equity mutual funds and stocks, and the remaining ₹50,000 should be in cash or cash components like GILT Funds. It is okay to have more cash, but if your cash/cash component is not at least 50% for overnight trades, then broker will charge interest. Comment again if you have a doubt about this.

[@uzairmaliksre]

@@marketfeedbyShariqueSamsudheen Your teaching effert is great love from my side ❤️❤️ Your are best mentor 👍👍

[@souleshv.k4282]

💪💪ATHISAKTHAM 💪💪 Ajaysaktham😃

[@marketfeedbyShariqueSamsudheen]

😂😂

[@badarudheen-]

Athishaktham

[@KKROCKS5]

For intraday 50.50 rule is to be followed?

[@jishnumohan7862]

No. You can trade with full capital. 50.50 rule is applicable only for overnight positions

[@marketfeedbyShariqueSamsudheen]

For intraday, it is okay. But keep in mind this rule keeps changing always, SEBI is trying to make it stricter.

[@afsarkhan10182]

Now, we dont have to unpledge before selling the pledge share

[@arjunsaseendran]

Please suggest a best Gilt Fund.

[@marketfeedbyShariqueSamsudheen]

SBI Magnum GILT Fund. This is not an investment advice

[@gujarvishal]

MAKE STRATERGIES ON NIFTY BEES

[@navaspakkada]

There is eny interest charge