Tech-enabled trading just jumped from buzz to reality. Comet Browser executed a trade on Zerodha after I whispered 'buy MOCAPITAL, qty: 50 on Zerodha,' then even applied for the LG Electronics IPO—all with zero manual clicks. That moment hints at a future where AI-driven tools shift participation from button-tapping to automation. [1]
Brokers flood phones with alerts, and the vibe is anxiety-inducing. One thread notes reminders like 'Nifty expiry today' and 'IPO closing soon,' while others praise Zerodha for not spamming. You can tame alerts by going to settings and choosing only the events you actually need. Still, the choice to silence non-essential alerts can dramatically cut noise. [2]
For long-term investing and IPOs, price clarity matters. Traders are seeking zero AMC and transparent pricing, with options discussed like Kotak Neo, Groww, Angel One, and Dhan; some users also mention Upstox but critique its tactics. Upstox charges include nominee changes, withdrawals, plus plan, AMC, and MT fees. For many, the choice boils down to transparency and predictable charges. [3]
Automation and platform quality are reshaping Indian retail investing, influencing who sticks with stocks and IPOs. Keep an eye on how this tech evolves—it's changing who participates and how we access the market.
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Comet Browser bought stocks for me on Zerodha
User demonstrates an AI trading bot executing Indian stock orders and IPOs on Zerodha, comparing automation to manual trades.
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User tested many brokers; spammy alerts and market briefs; Zerodha avoids spam, discusses notification control, IPOs, Nifty expiry, anxiety.
View sourceSuggest broker for long term & IPO's only
Discusses Indian brokers for long-term and IPOs; compares pricing, zero AMC; recommends Kotak Neo, Dhan; criticizes Upstox and pricing practices.
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