How Do Corporate Actions Affect My Shareholding?

Different corporate actions affect your holdings in different ways and some change the number of shares you hold, some affect the price, and some do both. Bonus Issue – Your share count increases in the ratio announced (e.g., 1:1 means one extra share for every share you hold). The stock […]

Why Do Companies Announce Corporate Actions?

Companies don’t announce corporate actions arbitrarily. Each one serves a specific purpose rewarding shareholders, raising capital, improving stock liquidity, or restructuring the business. Reward shareholders – Dividends distribute surplus profits directly to you. A bonus issue does the same without paying out cash. Improve stock accessibility – When a share […]

What Are Corporate Actions?

A corporate action is any decision made by a company that brings a material change to its stock or affects its shareholders. When a company announces a bonus issue, pays a dividend, splits its stock, or goes through a merger, each of these is a corporate action. As a shareholder, […]

Can I Use Pledged Shares as Margin for F&O Trading?

Yes. With Samco’s StockPlus , you can pledge your existing shares and mutual fund holdings to generate collateral margin and use it for F&O trading without needing any cash balance in your trading account. How does it work? You pledge your shares through Samco Star Back Office. Once pledged, a […]

Can I Do Intraday Trading in F&O?

Yes, you can trade F&O intraday. In fact, a large portion of daily F&O volume on NSE comes from intraday traders who open and close positions within the same trading session. How to place an intraday F&O order When placing your order on the Samco app, select Intraday as the […]

What Are MIS and NRML Orders in F&O Trading?

When you place an F&O order on Samco, you will notice two product types – MIS and NRML. Choosing the right one determines whether your position is treated as intraday or carried forward to the next day. NRML NRML stands for Normal. When you place an order as NRML, you […]