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CDS E-Services launched.
Ethical Trader- Top contributor
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Leon- Top contributor
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Ethical Trader wrote:https://www.cse.lk/cmt/upload_cse_announcements/91470367391_.pdf
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How & where to create that ET?
Ethical Trader- Top contributor
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Leon wrote:Ethical Trader wrote:https://www.cse.lk/cmt/upload_cse_announcements/91470367391_.pdf
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How & where to create that ET?
They have given the following web address but it is not active as yet. No details of how to create an account is given.
www.cdseconnect.lk
HUNTER- Top contributor
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Good initiative.
Hope it will develop in to a system where we can trade without paying 'unreasonable' commission rates to brokers.
Hope it will develop in to a system where we can trade without paying 'unreasonable' commission rates to brokers.
Axe- Posts : 251
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Leon wrote:Ethical Trader wrote:https://www.cse.lk/cmt/upload_cse_announcements/91470367391_.pdf
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How & where to create that ET?
You can get more information from the following link:
http://www.cds.lk/e-connect.php
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Thanks Axe.
Danidu- Posts : 264
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Yes, That will be good for all of us. we are just paying commission to broker for nothing.
Thanks for information.
Thanks for information.
HUNTER wrote:Good initiative.
Hope it will develop in to a system where we can trade without paying 'unreasonable' commission rates to brokers.
First Guy- Posts : 2599
Join date : 2014-02-22
The service has a one time registration fee of 2,600/- and annual fee of 1,300/-
If anyone managed to register please give some comments
HUNTER - about paying commissions for brokers, it's tricky to say we don't get anything from them, depend on how big or small your volume is.
If a person pays a lot as commission, he may get some good research reports from the broker. If someone who pays very low amount, then it maybe is negligible to complain
But if you're someone who does not rely on the broker for advise, or want him to find a buyer or seller, option to trade directly is good, but I think that too will involve a cost for the system. But I don't think CDS is going to compete against brokers, specially looking a the ownership structure.
If anyone managed to register please give some comments
HUNTER - about paying commissions for brokers, it's tricky to say we don't get anything from them, depend on how big or small your volume is.
If a person pays a lot as commission, he may get some good research reports from the broker. If someone who pays very low amount, then it maybe is negligible to complain
But if you're someone who does not rely on the broker for advise, or want him to find a buyer or seller, option to trade directly is good, but I think that too will involve a cost for the system. But I don't think CDS is going to compete against brokers, specially looking a the ownership structure.
HUNTER- Top contributor
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FG, I never say to eliminate the commission OR that brokers do not provide a service.
In my view; the main two services provided by brokers are;
1. Provide a mechanism to buy and sell shares
2. Manage the cash-flow between buyers and sellers.
(As I consider, all other services such as research reports are just add ons.)
So, they needed to compensated with some commission.
What I have in mind is; the broker commission system should be more creative.
1% per tx is ok for long term investments; but not 'reasonable' for short term trading.
While keeping 1% for long term, they can come up with packages for traders; for example, an entitlement of certain trading volume for a monthly fixed fee.
(i.e. Paying Rs 10,000 as commission upfront, enable the trader to trade up to, say, Rs 5 million worth of shares within a month)
(The present 'half rate' for day trading is not good enough)
In my view; the main two services provided by brokers are;
1. Provide a mechanism to buy and sell shares
2. Manage the cash-flow between buyers and sellers.
(As I consider, all other services such as research reports are just add ons.)
So, they needed to compensated with some commission.
What I have in mind is; the broker commission system should be more creative.
1% per tx is ok for long term investments; but not 'reasonable' for short term trading.
While keeping 1% for long term, they can come up with packages for traders; for example, an entitlement of certain trading volume for a monthly fixed fee.
(i.e. Paying Rs 10,000 as commission upfront, enable the trader to trade up to, say, Rs 5 million worth of shares within a month)
(The present 'half rate' for day trading is not good enough)
First Guy- Posts : 2599
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Brokers are charged only 0.64% out of the total 1.2% rest goes to CSE, CDS, SEC etc., This is waived for intraday trades.
I agree with this type of a charge. Brokers have to evaluate the feasibility and also if it is allowed by law (there are 29 and surely some will go bankrupt)
It can also be fixed amount per trade etc., Let's study how it it done in other markets. Of course the volumes are very different.
Some methods will reduce broker profitability. Some will give less volatile revenues. In any case, there are too many brokers out there.
I think in some countries there are 'budget brokers' who offer no research but only facilitate trades for less cost
I agree with this type of a charge. Brokers have to evaluate the feasibility and also if it is allowed by law (there are 29 and surely some will go bankrupt)
HUNTER wrote:
While keeping 1% for long term, they can come up with packages for traders; for example, an entitlement of certain trading volume for a monthly fixed fee.
(i.e. Paying Rs 10,000 as commission upfront, enable the trader to trade up to, say, Rs 5 million worth of shares within a month)
(The present 'half rate' for day trading is not good enough)
It can also be fixed amount per trade etc., Let's study how it it done in other markets. Of course the volumes are very different.
Some methods will reduce broker profitability. Some will give less volatile revenues. In any case, there are too many brokers out there.
I think in some countries there are 'budget brokers' who offer no research but only facilitate trades for less cost
HUNTER- Top contributor
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Join date : 2014-07-14
"No frills Broker" is my preference.
If the commissions are reduced, I am 100% sure, the trading volumes will increase; sometimes broker may even get higher returns.
For example; when do the government get higher revenue from vehicle imports; when the taxes are low or 'extraordinarily high' ?
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I've heard different commission packages are offered in other countries such as USA & Australia.
If the commissions are reduced, I am 100% sure, the trading volumes will increase; sometimes broker may even get higher returns.
For example; when do the government get higher revenue from vehicle imports; when the taxes are low or 'extraordinarily high' ?
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I've heard different commission packages are offered in other countries such as USA & Australia.
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