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Equity – Delivery Long-Term Holding

Buy shares and hold them in your Demat account beyond one day

Equity delivery means you buy shares and hold them in your Demat account, even beyond one day. You become a shareholder until you sell them.

How It Works (Simple Example)

Suppose you buy:

Stock: HDFC Bank
Price: ₹1,500
Quantity: 10 shares
Investment: ₹15,000

You hold it for 10 days and sell at ₹1,650.

Selling Value: 1,650 × 10 = ₹16,500
Profit Before Charges: ₹1,500
No margin involved. No auto square-off.

Top 3 Stocks Example

  • Reliance Industries
  • HDFC Bank
  • TCS

Best For

  • Long-term investors
  • Dividend earning
  • Low stress trading

Important Notes

  • STT applies on selling side
  • No brokerage (in most discount brokers)

Equity – Intraday Same-day Buy & Sell

Buy and sell on the same day with auto square-off

You buy and sell on the same day. Positions are automatically squared off before market close.

How It Works (Example)

Buy Bajaj Finance at ₹6,000 and sell same day at ₹6,120:

Buy Value: 6,000 × 5 shares = ₹30,000
Sell Value: 6,120 × 5 shares = ₹30,600
Gross Profit: ₹600
Broker may offer margin leverage (5X–20X). If you don't close your position → broker auto closes.

Top Stocks Used for Intraday

  • ICICI Bank
  • Tata Steel
  • Bajaj Finance

Best For

  • Traders seeking quick profit
  • Short-term movements

Important Notes

  • Higher brokerage than delivery
  • Auto square-off fees apply
  • Profit depends on quick movements

Equity – Futures Contract Trading

Buy contracts instead of actual shares for future settlement

You don't buy shares directly; you buy a contract representing them for future settlement.

Real Example

HDFC Futures lot size = 550 shares approx.

Buy HDFC Futures at ₹1,600 and sell at ₹1,620

Difference: ₹20 × Lot size (550)
Profit: ₹11,000 before charges
Profit is amplified because lot size is large.

Top Stock Futures Examples

  • Reliance Futures
  • HDFC Futures
  • Maruti Futures

Best For

  • High capital traders
  • Hedging against share movements

Important Notes

  • Requires margin
  • MTM settlement daily
  • Higher risk due to leverage

Equity – Options Right but Not Compulsion

Advance booking of price movement with limited risk

Options are like advance booking of price movement.
You buy Call Option → expecting price to go up
You buy Put Option → expecting price to fall
You pay "Premium".

Real Call Example

Buy:

Contract: Reliance 2600CE
Premium: ₹120
Lot size approx: 250

If premium rises to ₹145:

Profit: (145 − 120) × 250
Total Profit: ₹6,250
No need to buy actual shares.

Popular Options Examples

  • NIFTY 23000CE
  • BankNifty 51000PE
  • Reliance 2600CE

Best For

  • Small capital traders
  • Controlled risk trading
  • Fast momentum plays

Currency Futures Forex Trading in INR

Trade currency pairs like USD-INR, EUR-INR, GBP-INR

You trade currency pairs like USD-INR, EUR-INR, GBP-INR

How It Works (Simple Example)

Buy USD-INR at: ₹84.00
Sell at: ₹84.14
Lot size: 2,000 units
Profit: 0.14 × 2,000 = ₹280
Small moves generate money due to lot quantity.

Top Contracts

  • USD-INR Futures
  • EUR-INR Futures
  • GBP-INR Futures

Best For

  • Short-term movement prediction
  • Low capital and margin

Notes

  • Very low brokerage
  • Stable movement

Currency Options Forex Options

Similar to equity options but linked to currency

Example

Buy USD-INR 84CE premium ₹1.20

Lot = 2,000

If premium becomes ₹1.70:

Profit: 0.50 × 2,000 = ₹1,000
Mostly used for hedging or directional bets.

Top Instruments

  • USD-INR 84CE
  • EUR-INR 92PE
  • GBP-INR 101CE

Commodity Futures Gold, Silver, Oil, Metal

Trade exchange contracts without buying actual commodities

You don't buy actual gold or oil; you trade its exchange contract.

Example

Buy Gold Mini Futures at: ₹62,000
Sell at: ₹62,350
Lot size: 100 grams
Profit: 350 × 100 = ₹35,000 before charges
Movement is high → profit is also high.

Top Commodity Futures

  • Gold Mini
  • Silver Micro
  • Crude Oil Futures

Best For

  • Experienced traders
  • Large movement traders

Commodity Options Options on Commodities

Trade options on commodity contracts

Here you trade options on commodities.

Example

Buy CrudeOil 7800CE at premium ₹120

Lot = 100 barrels

If premium becomes ₹140:

Profit: 20 × 100 = ₹2,000

Top Instruments

  • Crude Oil 7800CE
  • Gold 63000PE
  • Silver 72000CE

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate are the calculations? +
Our calculators are 100% compliant with SEBI regulations and updated regularly to reflect the latest tax structures and brokerage norms.
What charges are included in the calculation? +
We include brokerage, STT, exchange transaction charges, SEBI turnover fees, stamp duty, and GST on brokerage and transaction charges.
Can I customize the brokerage rates? +
Yes! Use the Advanced Charges Configuration option in the calculator to customize all parameters according to your broker's fee structure.
Is my data stored anywhere? +
No, all calculations are performed locally in your browser. We do not store or transmit any of your calculation data.
Which brokers are supported by this calculator? +
We support all major Indian brokers including Zerodha, Upstox, Angel One, Groww, 5Paisa, ICICI Direct, HDFC Securities, and more. You can also enter custom brokerage rates for any broker not listed.
How to calculate brokerage charges for intraday trading? +
Select "Equity - Intraday" from the instrument type dropdown, choose your broker, enter buy price, sell price, and quantity. The calculator will automatically compute brokerage, STT (only on sell side for intraday), transaction charges, SEBI fees, stamp duty, GST, and your net profit/loss.
What is the difference between delivery and intraday trading charges? +
Delivery trading has STT of 0.1% on both buy and sell sides, higher stamp duty (0.015%), and includes DP charges. Intraday trading has STT of 0.025% only on sell side, lower stamp duty (0.003%), and no DP charges. Delivery is for holding stocks overnight while intraday positions must be squared off the same day.
How to calculate profit and loss in F&O (Futures and Options)? +
For Futures: Select "Equity - Futures", enter buy price, sell price, and lot size. For Options: Select "Equity - Options", enter premium buy/sell prices and lot size. The calculator computes all charges including brokerage (₹20 flat per order for most brokers), STT, exchange fees, SEBI charges, stamp duty, and GST to show your exact net P&L.
Is this brokerage calculator free to use? +
Yes, absolutely! Our brokerage calculator is 100% free to use with no hidden charges, registration requirements, or limitations. You can perform unlimited calculations for equity, F&O, currency, and commodity trading without any cost.
How to calculate breakeven price in stock trading? +
The calculator automatically displays your breakeven price after you enter your trade details. Breakeven is the price at which you need to sell to recover all your costs (buy price + total charges). It helps you determine the minimum profit target needed to cover all brokerage, taxes, and fees.
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