Login and click on the Buy/Sell tab to reach the trading page. Input the name of the stock which you want to trade in the Scrip Id Box. Select the Trade Type i.e. you want to trade the Stock on an intra-day basis or on delivery basis. Input the Quantity of the stock you want to trade. Choose the Order Type i.e. you want to specify a limit price for the Trade or place a market order. If you choose "Limit" option then you can specify your desired price in the adjacent text box. Incase you choose "Market" type then the order will be executed at the current market price.

Login and click on the Buy/Sell tab to reach the trade page. Input the name of the stock which you want to trade in the Scrip Id Box. Select the Trade Type i.e. you want to trade the Stock on an intra-day basis or on delivery basis. Input the Quantity of this Stock you want to trade. Choose the Order Type i.e. you want to specify a limit price for the Trade or place a market order. If you choose "Limit" option then you need to specify your desired price in the Price box. Incase you choose "Market" type then the order will be executed at the current market price.

Get Quotes section is available on each one of the Home and Buy/Sell pages. Input the stock symbol in the Get Quotes Box and click on �Get Quotes� button to see the current script quotes, highest day price, lowest day price and last traded price. You will also be able to see the stocks calls available on the chosen stock. Also you can cast your own call for the stock.

Login and click on the "Today's Trade" tab in the top menu bar under the �Stock Game� tab. The list appearing on the page gives the stock wise details of the non-materialized or outstanding orders. Page is divided into four sections which give separate lists for outstanding Day orders, Delivery orders, Stop Loss Day orders and Stop Loss Delivery Orders.

Login and click on the "Today�s Trade" tab in the top menu bar under �Stock Game� tab. The list appearing on the page gives the order wise details of the non-materialized or outstanding orders. Against each outstanding order there is a "CANCEL ORDER button". By clicking this button the corresponding order can be canceled.

Login and you will see your portfolio page which will give you the details of your delivery stocks holding under the �Stocks holdings� section. This section display the Stocks stock wise details of quantity held by you, avg. price at which you bought the position and its net profit and loss against the current market price.

Login and click on the "Today�s Trade" tab in the top menu bar below the �stock game� tab. Page has six sections in all out of which two sections at the top gives the details trades executed by you today. This page only displays the details for the "Day" type trade and "Delivery" type trades separately.

Login to the system and you will see your portfolio page which has the �account summary� section in the top. This section will give you the details of cash held by you, your buying power, value of your portfolio stocks and your over all rank in khelostocks.

Login to the system and you will see your portfolio page which has the �account summary� section in the top. This section will give you the details of you profit and loss as of the last trading session and your net profit and loss from the start of the game i.e. w.r.t. your initial starting capital of Ra. 10 lacs.

Intraday trade means a trade with in a day. For Example if you buy one share of Infosys on a given day and Sell the same quantity of the same stock on the very same day then its called an Intraday Trade.

Intraday trade can be done in two ways, one by buying first and selling later or by selling first and buying later. If you feel that stock price will go up today then buying first is the right strategy. Else if you feel that stock price will fall today then selling first is the right sterategy.

A Trade in which share is bought by making an up front payment and the same is held by the trade as an asset for long term to be sold on a later day.

If a buyer or a seller intends to trade a stock at a particular price then while placing an order trader can specify a price. Such an order does not get executed until and unless the price is reached. Such an order is called a limit type order. For example, Sell 100 Infosys stocks when price reached 1200 or Buy 200 RIL stocks when price reaches 1500.

If a buyer or a seller intends to trade the stock at any price available in Market then such an order is called Market type order. While placing such choose order type as �Market� and need not specify any price for the order.

Placing a buy or sell order doesn't mean that you have bought or sold the shares. On placing the order, the order gets logged in the order books. When the market prices reach your desired buy or sell price and a willing buyer or seller is available in market then you order gets executed. This is call Execution.

When an intraday position is undertaken but no trade in the same stock of opposite nature (BUY or SELL) has been executed you are said to be having an open interest. For example, you have bought one share of Infosys on intraday basis but haven't sold the same share then you are said to be having open interest in Infosys.

Squaring-off can be understood as closing down a position. For example if you have bought 100 shares of Infosys on intraday basis then a sell equal quantity of Infosys on intraday basis it is called squaring-off.

Close indicates the closing price for a stock on the previous day i.e. it is the last traded price for the stock on which the last trade for the stocks was executed on the last day of trading.

Open indicates the first traded price of the day for the stock i.e. the trade price at which the first trade for the stock was executed during the day.

Last Traded Price is the price at which the last trade was executed for the stock at the given point of time of the day.

Transfer position is allowed only in the case of a net intraday buy position in any stock. Only the day open buy position can be transferred to the delivery position. For example, if you had bought 10 shares of ACC in a day trade and have sold 5 shares of ACC in the day trade you are left with an open position of 5 shares in ACC and the market conditions are not favorable for selling the remaining 5 shares but you believe that you will get good valuation in future, you can transfer these 5 shares from day trade to delivery trade to be added to your portfolio. In such a case brokerage rate for the delivery trade will be applicable on the transferred volume.

DP Stands for depository. It's a kind of account in which the shares are held by a client deposited and preserved in electronic form.

Let us understand this with an example. Intraday buy tips says BHEL buy:1900 target1: 1920 target2:1940 stoploss:1890. Now the first thing you should know is that Intraday trade means that you have to buy and sell a stock within a day and if you buy and don't sell, system will sell it by itself. So according to the tip you should place an order of BHEL of x quantity with a limit price of 1900 or above. Now within this day BHEL is expected to rise up to 1920 on the safe side and 1940 on the bullish side. So as soon as you buy order gets materialized you should place a corresponding sell order with a limit price of 1920 but if you are bullish on the stock or on the market on this day place it at 1940. These are speculative targets that stock is expected to touch within this day. But say trend reverses and stock instead of rising starts to fall, you should sell it around 1890 (this is stop loss) and should not wait for it to rise back as its is expected that if the stock falls below this level it is least likely to come back and earn profit hence better take some loss and get out instead of having total loss. In the Similar manner you can interpret the Intraday sell tips. The delivery tips are for the long term investment. If the tips say that buy BHEL at 1900 and target 2150, this means that in one to two month horizon BHEL is expected to reach 2150. So if you can take a long position then buy BHEL around 1900 or below and keep it for 2-3 months and sell as and when it reaches 2150 or above. Similarly if Delivery sell tip says that sell jet at 880 and target 760 then if you presently have jet in your portfolio sell it if price fall below 880 and re-enter below 760 in 1-2 month horizon.

Market outlook is the vision predicted by our analysts for the market with in the day. It gives you a fair idea about what direction market can take within the day and what possible trends can be. It is based on global trends, fundamental and technical analysis of individual stocks, sectors and F&O positions. This helps you to get some idea of market buzz before making investment decision.

Margin is a facility that allows you to trade more than the actual cash assets available with you. The margin available to you allows you to a buying power "SIX" times the actual cash available with you for an intraday trade. In case of Delivery trade your buying power is �TWO� times the actual cash available with you. Click on the "Portfolio" tab on the top menu bar and it takes you to the accounts details page. Here you can find your net cash available, day and delivery buying power and profit/loss.

Stop loss is a contingency order placed to limit loss from a primary order. For example, you buy 100 shares of RIL at 1200 expecting it to go up but there is possibility of the stock going below 1200 and you think you can tolerate loss of Rs. 100 then you place a stop loss sell order to sell 100 shares of RIL if price falls below 1100.

Trigger Price is the price at which Stop Loss order gets triggered in the market. You can use this field to limit your losses by placing a Stop Loss Buy Order or Stop Loss Sell Order.

Mr. X has previously purchased NTPC @ Rs.145 in expectation that the price will rise. However, in case of price fall, 'Mr. X' would like to limit his losses by selling the scrip. Thus, he may place a Stop Loss Sell Order specifying a trigger price of Rs. 135 and a limit price of Rs. 130. Do remember that the Stop Loss Trigger Price has to be between the Limit Price and the Last Traded Price at the time of placing the Stop Loss Sell Order. As soon as NTPC�s Last Traded Price falls below 135, a limit order for NTPC @ Rs.130 will get activated.

Mr. X has previously short sold NTPC @ Rs.145 in expectation that the price will fall. However, in case of price increase, 'Mr. X' would like to limit his losses by buying the scrip. Thus, he may place a Stop Loss Buy Order specifying a trigger price of Rs. 150 and a limit price of Rs. 155. Do remember that the trigger price has to be between the last Traded Price and Buy Limit Price at the time of placing Stop Loss Buy Order. As soon as NTPC�s last traded price rises above Rs. 150, a limit order for NTPC @ Rs. 155 will get activated.

Delivery Buying Power = Value of stocks held � maintenance requirement for the stocks held + Value of out standing orders � initial requirement for the outstanding orders � margin balance+ cash Assets available. For example, you hold 100 shares of RIL @1200 and an order to buy 100 shares of Infosys @ 1000 and a cash asset of Rs. 1,00,000 then your buying power is 1200*100-1200*100/4+1000*100-1000*100/2+100000 = 240000.

Day Buying power is six times the delivery buying power.

Margin Balance is the amount of money borrowed by you to enter a trade. For example, you want to buy 100 shares of xyz @ 100 but you only have Rs. 5000 of cash then you need to borrow Rs. 5000 from the broker to enter this trade. So your 5000 cash gets deducted and you get a margin balance of 5000. So while entering this trade your buying power required is 100*100-100*100/2-5000=0. Now by entering this trade your buying power does not turn negative and hence you will be enter this trade.

At the end of each day net worth of the players is calculated. Net worth is equal to the cash assets + current delivery stock holding value-margin balance. So today�s net p/l is equal to net worth calculated at the end of the day today � net worth calculated at the end of day yesterday.

Overall Khelostocks rank is decided based on the net worth of the players. Net worth is equal to the cash assets + current delivery stock holding value-margin balance.

Khiladi ranks are not given to players based on their net worth. But it is given to the player making highest percentage gain in his/her net worth over a day, week and month respectively.

Players having their net worth more than Rs. 1 crore are part of carorepati list which is an elite group of most active and profitable players.