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What does selling shares "for delivery" mean in the Indian stock market?

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I trade through a Reliancemoney account. When selling shares I am asked whether it is "for delivery" -- not quite sure what that means. I have been answering "yes" without knowing what it means.

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  1. Selling your share for delivery means, you are going to give the shares that are in your demat ac to the buyer through your broker.

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  2. When you place order for Sell - there are 2 options.

    First - you would like to sell the shares from your existing holdings and that is construed as "for delivery"

    Second - under day trading one buys and sells shares without any holdings but squares up the same before the closing bell. It is trading.

    You may face problems if your order for sell is undertaken without your having the said shares to your credit and you will have to compensate the auction price, settled bill wise in next 5 days.

    for delivery means you intend to sell the shares in your credit and give delivery of the said shares through the Depository.

  3. delivery tranaction means getting the delivery of shares in your d.mat a/c actually where you are beneficiary for dividends, rights or bonus issues, , for future tranactions delivery of shares does not take place there ur investments is limited as only the margin money s deposited and under options onvly speculative amount is deposited .

    AVOID SHARE TRADING, THE MARKET HAS NO BOTTOM, ITS GOOD FOR LONG TERM BUT WORST FOR SHORT TERM INVESTORS.

    WHILE INVESTING ONLY INVEST THE AMOUNT WHICH U CAN FORGET FOR EVER, AS THIS IS THE ONLY PLACE WHERE ONE DAY U WLL LOOSE.  

  4. my friend without knowing the meaning of the term dont tell yes it is riskier see suppose he says is it short selling then you tells him "yes" do you know the term wat is short selling

    pls pls pls. investment in the market is subject to market risk

  5. hi

    they r asking that do u have the shares in ur demat account which u want to sell?

    becoz without having the share in ur account u cant sell.

    if u sell without having it it means u r short selling the shares which u have to cover in intraday. if u didn't cover that in intraday it will go to auction market and it may lead to a huge loss of ur capital. thats why they always confirm with the client whether they have it in acoount or not.

    i hope i have cleared ur doubt. best ans?...???

    If u still have doubt & want more details u can contact me.

    my id is ibrar3@yahoo.co.in

    thanks

    ibrar.k

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