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See MoreCurrency Trading with Moneysukh
Start trading in the currency segment as it requires small margin, diversifies your portfolio and has healthy trading volumes. Start trading in currencies now.
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What is Currency Trading?
Currency trading, commonly known as forex trading, is the buying and selling of currency pairs in the foreign exchange market to earn profits through speculation.
Presently, the currency market, or the forex market, is one of the world's largest and most liquid markets, thereby recording a daily turnover of $ 2 trillion, with quick growth projections.
The primary factor that differentiates forex trading from other types of trading is its liquidity. The purchase and sale of one currency for another to take place simultaneously. This kind of trading is also known as 'Speculative forex trading.'
5 reasons to invest in currencies with Moneysukh
High Liquidity
Trading in Forex tends to cater to highly liquid market. There are no hidden prices.
Trade from anywhere
Use web or mobile platform to trade in global currencies from your couch
Make fast & precise decisions
Study charts, understand market and place quick orders on FOREX market in real time
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Learn about currencies at Moneysukh
Low Cost
Execute all orders at Flat fees of ₹20/order
Introducing Strategy Builder for currency options
Easy Option
Just predict up or down, and get limited loss option strategies.
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Open your Currency Trading Account in 3 easy steps
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Open your Account
Fill in your personal details required for account opening & select Derivatives segment while proceeding with your account opening journey.
Upload documents
In addition to the below mentioned list of documents, submit your income proof that is required for trading in Derivatives segment.
Start currency trading
Post verification, your trading account will be activated and you can start investing in currencies.
List of Documents to be uploaded
ID Proof
Pan Card
Aadhaar Card
Address Proof
Aadhaar Card / Passport
Bank Details
Bank statement / Cheque / Passbook
Signature Proof
Signature on blank white paper
Frequently Asked Questions
Foreign exchange is the most liquid, decentralised, over-the-counter market, with a daily volume of more than $6.6 trillion in 2019. Individuals and institutions from all over the world buy and sell currencies on the currency market. The foreign exchange market is crucial because it allows currency conversion, which enables international trade and investment. Participants include banks, central banks, investment management firms, and investors. Currency quotes are always displayed in pairs, the foreign exchange market does not determine a currency's absolute value, but rather its relative value by establishing the market price of one currency if paid for with another.
- Visit https://online.moneysukh.com and login with your Moneysukh User ID & password.
- Search for the Currency pair you want to trade in.
- You must ensure that you have sufficient funds to trade in that security
- Hover over the security and Tap on buy/sell. Fill in the necessary details like price, quantity, etc.
- Conclude the transaction.
You can check the charges for trading in currency segment from here
Of course yes, you can trade in the currency market using your regular trading account.
Commodity Trading
Start Trading in commodities now to diversify your portfolio. Mine your ideas and carve them into profits.
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What is Commodity Trading?
Commodity trading is a commodity market where buying and selling of various commodities and their derivative products take place. These commodities are primarily categorized into metal, energy, livestock and meat, and agriculture.
For investors, the mcx commodity market from MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd), one of India's leading national commodity exchanges, is a way to diversify their portfolios beyond traditional securities.
Commodity market timings are unpredictable as they are affected by natural and manmade calamities. There are various ways to invest in commodities, such as commodity futures contracts, options, and extended traded funds (ETFs).
Why invest in commodity market with Moneysukh?
Diversification
Diversify & reduce your portfolio risk by investing with commodities.
Trade from anywhere
Use web or mobile platform to invest in commodities from your couch.
Make fast & precise decisions
Study charts, understand market and place quick orders in commodity segment in real time.
Learn
Learn about commodities at Moneysukh.
Low Cost
Execute all orders at Flat fees of ₹20/order.
Open your commodity trading account in 3 easy steps
Open Accountfill in details
Fill in your personal details required for account opening & select Derivatives segment while proceeding with your account opening journey.
Upload documents
In addition to the below mentioned list of documents, submit your income proof that is required for trading in Derivatives segment.
Start trading
Post verification, your trading account will be activated and you can start investing in commodities.
List of Documents to be uploaded
ID Proof
Pan Card
Aadhaar Card
Address Proof
Aadhaar Card / Passport
Bank Details
Bank statement / Cheque / Passbook
Signature Proof
Signature on blank white paper
Learn about Commodity Trading
Commodity trading is a commodity market where buying and selling of various commodities and their derivative products take place. These commodities are primarily categorized into metal, energy, livestock and meat, and agriculture.
For investors, the mcx commodity market from MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd), one of India's leading national commodity exchanges, is a way to diversify their portfolios beyond traditional securities.
Commodity market timings are unpredictable as they are affected by natural and manmade calamities. There are various ways to invest in commodities, such as commodity futures contracts, options, and extended traded funds (ETFs).
Explore MoreFrequently Asked Questions
A commodity market is one that deals in trading raw materials or primary products rather than manufacturing products, such as cocoa, fruit, and sugar. Commodity pricing is primarily influenced by economic development and technological advances, supply, demand, and scarcity. Commodities can be a promising way for investors to diversify their portfolios beyond traditional securities. Because commodity prices tend to move in opposition to stock prices, some investors rely on commodities during periods of market volatility. Futures contracts are the most traditional type of commodity investment. Commodity markets can include physical trading as well as derivatives trading using spot prices, forwards, and futures.
No, you can trade in the commodities market using your regular trading account.
You can check the charges for trading in commodity segment from here.
- Visit https://online.moneysukh.com and login with your Moneysukh User ID & password.
- Search for the commodity contract you wish to trade.
- You must ensure that you have sufficient funds to trade that commodity
- Hover over the security and Tap on buy/sell. Fill in the necessary details like price, quantity, etc.
- Conclude the transaction.
The key elements influencing commodity price movement are demand and supply, currency fluctuations, news, macroeconomic circumstances, advancements, seasonality, and so on. The trading prices of most commodities are also impacted by global variables and may be connected to prices on international stock markets.
ETF
An ETF, also known as an exchange-traded fund is a pooled investment of assets that functions similarly to a mutual fund. Unlike mutual funds, ETF typically track a specific index, sector, commodity, etc. ETF prices reflect the Net asset value (NAV) of the basket in which it invests. Most ETF are passively managed and are listed and traded on stock exchanges. In many ways, ETF are like mutual funds, except that ETF are purchased and sold on the stock exchange from existing buyers, whereas mutual funds are purchased and sold, from and to the issuer on the closing price at the end of the day.
Why ETF
ETF are used as investment vehicles by a wide range of investors to diversify their portfolios or gain exposure to specific sectors/industries. ETF can provide an investment avenue with lower costs in comparison to traditional open-end funds, as well as more flexibility, transparency, and tax advantages in taxable accounts. They trade in the same way as stocks do, but their price movements can also be compared to more broad investments.
Frequently Asked Questions
An ETF, also known as an exchange-traded fund is a pooled investment of assets that functions similarly to a mutual fund. Unlike mutual funds, ETF typically track a specific index, sector, commodity, etc. ETF prices reflect the Net asset value (NAV) of the basket in which it invests. These funds are passively managed and are listed and traded on stock exchanges.
- Visit https://online.moneysukh.com and login with your Moneysukh User ID & password.
- Search for the ETF you wish to buy/sell.
- You must ensure that you have sufficient funds to buy that security
- Hover over the security and Tap on buy/sell. Fill in the necessary details like price, quantity, etc.
- Conclude the transaction.
- Visit https://online.moneysukh.com and login with your Moneysukh User ID & password.
- Search for and choose the ETF whose performance you want to examine.
- Hover the cursor over the ETF and click the info button.
- The data will begin to appear on the right side.
In many ways, ETF are like mutual funds, except that ETF are purchased and sold on the stock exchange from existing buyers, whereas mutual funds are purchased and sold, from and to the issuer on the closing price at the end of the day. Mutual funds seek alpha by outperforming a market benchmark, whereas ETF track and replicate the returns of the relevant index.
- Way to diversify Portfolio
- Low cost
- Transparent
- Tax efficient
- Easy to trade
What are Sovereign Gold Bonds
Alternative to physical Gold
Gold Bonds issued by RBI
Issued at gold's prevailing price
Bonds listed on stock exchange post-issuance
Get 2.5% annual interest on investments
Redeemed at gold's current price on maturity
How it works
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SGB Comparison
| PARTICULARS | PHYSICAL GOLD | DIGITAL GOLD | SOVEREIGN GOLD BONDS | GOLD ETFS | GOLD MUTUAL FUNDS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Offered by | Retail jewellers, Banks | MMTC-PAMP India, Augmont Gold Ltd, Digital Gold India | Reserve Bank of India, Stock Exchanges | Stock Exchanges | Mutual Fund Houses, Distributors |
| Investment Limits | No limit | No limit | For Individual & HUF - Min 1 gm of gold to Max of 4kg , 20kg for Trusts | Min 1 unit and no upper limit | Min amount of Rs. 100 and no upper limit |
| Returns | No regular return on investment | No regular return on investment | Interest at 2.5% p.a. | No regular return on investment | No regular return on investment |
| Taxation | Before 3 years slab rate. After 3 years 20% with indexation. | Before 3 years slab rate. After 3 years 20% with indexation. | Tax free on maturity | Slab rate | Slab rate |
| Costs | Making Charges and Storage Costs | 3-6% spread of additional costs | Negligible Costs | Upto 1% Expense Ratio | Upto 1% Expense Ratio |
| Lock-in period | No Lock-in | No Lock-in | Lock-in of 8 years (redemption window after 5 years) | No Lock-in | No Lock-in |
| Tradability | Not Tradable | Not Tradable | Tradable on Exchange | Tradable on Exchange | Not Tradable |
Why Invest in Gold
Portfolio
Diversification
Reliable hedge against inflation and economic instability
Store of
Value
Inversely related to stock market
Tangible
Asset
Liquid
asset
Low/negative Correlation
to other Assets
QE & B/S expansion by Central Banks
Why is Sovereign Gold Bonds the
best form of Gold investment
Tax Advantage
With No Capital Gain Tax if Held to Maturity* & No TDS on Interest
Sovereign Guarantee
On Redemption Amount & Interest Payment
Collateral
Bonds be used as collateral for loans
Storage Cost
Liquidity
Liquidity
Liquid as they are listed on exchange
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Frequently Asked Questions
SGBs are gold-denominated government securities issued by the Reserve Bank in digital form.
Bonds are issued in denominations of 1 gram of gold and in multiples thereof. The minimum investment shall be one gram. The maximum limit for subscription shall be 4 kg for individuals, 4 kg for Hindu Undivided Family (HUF), and 20 kg for trusts and similar entities per fiscal year, as notified by the government from time to time.
SGB is issued in demat mode; customers receive a Certificate of Holding, sent to their email ID.
The interest rate of 2.50% p.a. will be credited semiannually to the registered bank account, and the final interest will be repaid along with the principle at maturity.
The maturity time for SGB bonds is 8 years; however, premature redemption can be done from the 5th year onwards.
If, at maturity, the market price of gold falls, there is a risk of capital loss. However, the investor does not lose the gold units that he has paid for.
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