Why doesn’t FYERS give trading tips?
Trading tips do not work! It is a disguised strategy used by many brokers to “churn” their clients’ portfolios and make them pay high brokerage fees. It is the most popular and age-old way of “activating clients”. However, we have stayed away from such practices since inception because we feel that it creates a conflict of interest. We do not pursue our clients to trade based on short-term tips. Instead, we try to add value in other ways. We are constantly working on refining our platform in ways that increase its utility for traders & investors. Hence, we are focused on technology and features which enable trading/investments.
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We do not believe in providing personalized advice as it requires a different approach. As an online broker, we are more focused on providing a great trading/investing experience and we’re more involved in standardizing the processes to help achieve ...
How do I give my feedback about the trading platforms?
We at FYERS, understand the value of each feedback provided by our users, and we are continuously working on them from day one. We encourage each one of you to provide us with feedback/suggestions by writing to support@fyers.in, we will surely ...
How does FYERS help educate clients about Trading & Investing?
At FYERS, we are deeply committed to educating our clients about the art and science of trading and investing: Comprehensive Resources: Through Brainstorm and our educational platform, School of Stocks, we offer extensive, freely accessible learning ...
Am I eligible for the 30 Day challenge brokerage refund if I am using the Trading APIs in FYERS?
No, You’ll not be eligible for the 30 Day Challenge brokerage refund if you are using the Trading APIs. 30 Day challenge is a psychological reward system to incentivize the traders for their discipline in trading and API is a program based trading ...
How is Margin Trading different from a Cash segment transaction?
In the cash segment, settlements now occur on a T+1 basis. Here, the full exchange of payment and shares takes place between the buyer and seller. Margin Trading, on the other hand, involves trading with borrowed funds, allowing for potentially ...