How To Easily Check Upcoming Dividends of Indian Stocks?



Finance Guru Speaks: In this article, I will share the steps through which you can easily check upcoming Dividend amounts and dates of Indian Stocks.
How To Easily Check Upcoming Dividends and Dates of Indian Stocks

Steps to Check Upcoming Dividends of Indian Stocks:-


1. Open Tickertape website after clicking here

2. Just scroll down and you can find the Upcoming Dividends information on the page:-
How To Easily Check Upcoming Dividends of Indian Stocks
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Here, you can find Stock Name, Dividend Amount as well as Ex Date (also known as Ex Dividend Date). 

NOTE: Please note that in order to receive the Dividend, you should purchase the Stock at least 1 day before the Ex Date. Only shareholders who bought the shares before the ex-dividend date are entitled to the dividend.

4. You can also check the Past Dividends if you scroll further down on the same page:-
How To Easily Check Upcoming Dividends of Indian Stocks
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How To Create GTT Sell Order in Zerodha?




Finance Guru Speaks: This article will guide you on how to create GTT SELL Order in Zerodha.


How To Place GTT Sell Order in Zerodha


Zerodha, as a Trading and Demat Account, has gained very wide popularity because of very low-cost trading and ease of use. 

If you don't have the Zerodha account, then you can open it through this LINK. It is very easy to open a Demat Account in Zerodha.

Please read the complete article. I have shared two Tips at the end of the Article. Please share and like this article for the constant encouragement.

GTT (Good Till Triggered) Orders for SELL: GTT Order for SELL is used to sell a Stock based on Trigger Price and Limit Price. Normally, we use GTT so that we don't spend too much time monitoring the prices of Stocks. Sell Orders are automatically placed to Exchange (NSE or BSE) based on our pre-defined price once they are triggered.

Trigger Price - Trigger Price is the price where Broker sends the Sell Order (once hit) to the Exchange.

Limit Price - Limit Price is your actual Selling price where you instruct your broker not to go lower than this price for Selling. So Exchange will settle the Selling at this Price if a Buyer is found. And the Seller will get the transaction settled on (T+2) day on this selling price.


Steps to place GTT Sell Order in Zerodha:-


1. Login to Zerodha after clicking here. Provide your User ID, Password, and then your assigned PIN to Login.
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login

Zerodha Login Screen
Zerodha Login
2. On the Home Page, Click on the Orders -> GTT -> New GTT as shown below:-
How To Place GTT Sell Order in Zerodha
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3. On the Next Screen, start typing the name of the Underlying (Stock). As an example, we are placing GTT SELL order for TCS Shares on the NSE Exchange:-
How To Place GTT Sell Order in Zerodha
How To Place GTT Sell Order in Zerodha

How To Unpledge Your Shares in Zerodha?



Finance Guru Speaks: This article will guide you on how to Unpledge your existing pledged Shares in Zerodha.

How To Unpledge Your Shares in Zerodha


Zerodha, as a Trading and Demat Account, has gained very wide popularity because of very low-cost trading and ease of use. If you don't have the Zerodha account, then you can open it through this LINK. It is very easy to open a Demat Account in Zerodha.

To begin with, normally you pledge your shares to generate the Margin, which can be later used for trading Intraday, Futures, or Options. 

You can refer to below article to know how you can pledge your Shares in Zerodha :-


Once your Margin requirements are over or you would want to sell your Shares in the Market, then you need to unpledged them from the Exchange so that it would return to your Demat Account.

Steps to Unpledge your Shares in Zerodha:-


1. Login to Zerodha after clicking here. Provide your User ID, Password, and then your assigned PIN to Login.
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login Screen
Zerodha Login
2. On the Home Page, go to the Console. You can click this link as well once you logged in, to go to Console.


3. On the New Page, Click on Portfolio and then on Holdings:-
How To Unpledge Your Shares in Zerodha
How To Unpledge Your Shares in Zerodha

New Pledge System - How To Pledge Your Shares in Zerodha and Generate Margin


Finance Guru Speaks: This article will guide you on how to Pledge your existing Shares in Zerodha to generate Collateral Margin to be used for Intraday or F&O Trading.

How To Pledge Your Shares in Zerodha and Generate Margin

Zerodha, as a Trading and Demat Account, has gained very wide popularity because of very low-cost trading and ease of use. If you don't have the Zerodha account, then you can open it through this LINK. It is very easy to open a Demat Account in Zerodha.

To begin with, normally you pledge your shares to generate the Margin, which can be later used for trading Intraday, Futures, or Options. The Pledged Shares need to be Authorised as per the new Pledge System.

Steps to Pledge Shares in Zerodha:-


1. Login to Zerodha after clicking here. Provide your User ID, Password, and then your assigned PIN to Login.
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login Screen
Zerodha Login
2. On the Home Page, go to the Console. You can click this link as well once you logged in, to go to Console.

3. On the New Page, Click on Portfolio and then on Holdings:-
How To Pledge Your Shares in Zerodha and Generate Margin
How To Pledge Your Shares in Zerodha and Generate Margin

How To Place GTT Buy Order in Zerodha?



Finance Guru Speaks: This article will guide you on how to place GTT Buy Order in Zerodha.


How To Place GTT Buy Order in Zerodha

Zerodha, as a Trading and Demat Account, has gained very wide popularity because of very low-cost trading and ease of use. 

If you don't have the Zerodha account, then you can open it through this LINK. It is very easy to open a Demat Account in Zerodha.

Please read the complete article. I have shared two Tips at the end of the Article. Please share and like this article for the constant encouragement.

GTT (Good Till Triggered) Orders for BUY: GTT Order for BUY is used to take the delivery of a Stock based on Trigger Price and Limit Price. Normally, we use GTT so that we don't spend too much time monitoring the prices of Stocks. Buy Orders are automatically placed to Exchange (NSE or BSE) based on our pre-defined price once it is triggered.

Trigger Price - Trigger Price is the price (once hit) where Broker sends the Buy Order to the Exchange.

Limit Price - Limit Price is your actual purchase price where you instruct your broker not to go higher than this price for Buying. So Exchange will settle the Buying at this Price if a Seller is found. And the buyer will get the Delivery on (T+2) day on this buying price.

Remember, as per current rules, GTT Orders remain valid for a Year.


Steps to place GTT Buy Order in Zerodha:-


1. Login to Zerodha after clicking here. Provide your User ID, Password, and then your assigned PIN to Login.
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login

Zerodha Login Screen
Zerodha Login
2. On the Home Page, Click on the Orders -> GTT -> New GTT as shown below:-
How To Place GTT Buy Order in Zerodha
Click to enlarge - How To Place GTT Buy Order in Zerodha
3. On the Next Screen, start typing the name of the Underlying (Stock). As an example, we are placing GTT BUY order for TCS Shares on the NSE Exchange:-
How To Place GTT Buy Order in Zerodha
How To Place GTT Buy Order in Zerodha

Top 10 Companies with Large Market Cap, Zero Debt and High Promoter Holdings


Finance Guru Speaks: This article will provide Top 10 Market Cap Companies in India with High Promoters Holdings and Zero Debt.

Top Market Cap Companies in India with High Promoter Holdings and Zero Debt


Benefits of Investing in such Companies:-

1. Market Cap: As they have large Market Capitalization, they often have deep pockets to invest in their further growth and better chances to withstand a financial crisis. Their trading volumes are also high which gives chances to Investors to enter or exit smoothly. You can have more chances of getting Dividends from such companies. 

Market Cap is calculated as No. of Shares outstanding in the Market multiplied by Current Share Price.

Market Cap* = No. of Shares in the Market X Current Price of one Share

*It keeps on changing based on No. of Shares outstanding and Current Share Price.

2. High Promoter Holding: Who can understand a Company better than its Promoters! If Promoters Holdings are constant or increase on a quarter by quarter basis, then it can be considered as a company with good Management. You can worry if Promoters Holdings keep reducing over a period of time.

3. Zero Debt: Companies whose business model allows them to operate with Zero borrowings are self-sustainable. Such companies are also favorites of Investors. Companies with high debt can bust if they can't generate the profits on a consistent basis. 


Below is the list of Companies having Large Market Cap, High Promoters Holding, and Zero Debt:-


Last Updated on: 23-Apr-2020


Top Market Cap Companies in India with High Promoter Holdings and Zero Debt

Note: Just to draw your attention, out of these 10 Companies, HDFC Life, SBI Life, HDFC AMC, and ICICI Prudential Life Insurance companies are listed fairly recently on Sensex/Nifty as compared to the other 6 Companies. So, track them properly before you decide on investing.


I hope the above list will be useful for you in making your investment decisions for the long term. 


Always consult your financial adviser before committing any investment in the Stock Market.


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Download Kotak Securities Account Closure Form To Close Trading Account



Finance Guru Speaks: This article will provide you Kotak Securities Account Closure Form for Individual-Residents to close the Trading/Demat Account.

You have to fill this Account Closure Form and submit to the Kotak Securities branch when you want to close your Demat or Trading Account. You can also use this Form to transfer your DP Account from Kotak Securities to another DP Participant

Example- To Close & Transfer your all the Kotak Securities holding Shares to ICICI Direct or Zerodha, etc.

Kotak Securities Account Closure

To download:



Please click:  Kotak Securities Account Closure Form


Important instructions shared by Kotak Securities -

1. Please surrender all unutilized Instruction Slips along with this Closure Request.
2. Account will be closed, subject to NO HOLDINGS and SIGNATURE VERIFICATION as on records.
3. In case of joint holders, all holders must sign.
4. Please clear the DP dues if any.
5. In case of any Mutual Fund holdings at the time of closure, you may either redeem the same or get it transferred (Note: The ARN shall be changed from Kotak Securities Limited (KSL) to the target distributor’s ARN, as specified by you or to the offline ARN of KSL if no ARN is mentioned by you on conversion request)
6. In case of closure cum transfer case, the BO should submit duly certified (signed and stamped) Client Master Report (CMR) obtained from the target Participant.
7. Please note that once your trading/demat account is closed, all active and running SIP’s sourced through our portal/any online mode will be deemed to be cancelled with immediate effect.
8. Your request will be processed within a tentative period of 10 working days from the date of receipt of complete documents.

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