Equity delivery trading involves buying stocks and holding them in a Demat account for long-term investment, unlike intraday trading which is short-term.
T+2 settlement is when a securities transaction is completed two business days after the trade date. It’s the standard timeline for transferring ownership of stocks or bonds.
Equity delivery charges are fees investors pay brokers for buying and holding stocks in demat accounts beyond a trading day. These charges vary by broker and transaction size.
Equity delivery time is how long investors hold stocks after purchase. Unlike intraday trading, it can range from days to years, depending on investment strategy and goals.
Equity delivery involves long-term holding (days to years), whereas intraday trading is very short-term (within a day).
Equity delivery targets capital appreciation and dividends, while intraday trading seeks short-term profit.
Equity delivery has lower risk, spread over time, whereas intraday trading carries higher risk due to volatility.
Equity delivery requires full payment for stocks, while intraday trading uses margins, needing less upfront capital.
Equity delivery typically has higher brokerage charges, whereas intraday trading often has lower or zero charges.
Equity delivery means actual transfer to Demat, while intraday trading involves no ownership, only speculation.
Equity delivery suits long-term investors, whereas intraday trading is suitable for traders, quick decision-makers
Equity delivery offers dividends and bonus shares, while intraday trading provides leverage to trade more.
Log in to your Alice Blue Acc, select 'Delivery,' choose stocks, set quantity & price & confirm. The shares will be credited to your demat account after T+2 settlement.