I will accepting the Technology based online trading of capital market by way of communication process and get back learning and earning being human being first to know the trends of market in the competative edge of LPG in our economy. So that it's better options to do well performing in Mobile as well as Intrenet is more competent to response from the individual person in retail segement across the world by few minutes by way of communication on mobile only because it's define TIME means Technology, Innovation, Management & Entreprises in TEAM - Together, Everyone Achieve, More.
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Santosh Bajpai, Project Leader/Managing Consultant, A2Z Banking & Financial Wealth Management Solutions
| 10 19 2009 16:03:03 +0000
If we can use mobile for banking purposes, it can be certianly used for Stock trading too. Looking at the current eco-system of Mobile industry as whole, there are lot of factors which hinders the growth of these type of commercial aspects through Mobile.Firstly, the security of the transactions, secondly avialibility and stability of GPRS connectivity,I guess emergence of 3 G technology will help solve this issue. Thirdly the web experience on mobile for easier manevourabilty will enhance the usage which will result in more trading. Definitely Mobile as a medium will overtake the internet by storm in the coming years. Larger handset more customized application will drive the trading on mobile. For the state of mobile trading its better for companies to focus on providing information services on the stock prices and their portfolio which will be the key to mobile trading in the Future.
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Sanju Marangoly, Marketing and Sales, Vista MobiCom
| 10 08 2009 08:10:50 +0000
You may not loose a chance to invest, wherever you are. Use of laptop may or may not be permitted by circumstances. Once you are use to transect through mobile, it is a convenient tool.
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Bhupendra Shah, Consulting Financial Planner
| 10 07 2009 02:34:44 +0000
Trading through mobile will be more successful that internet trading since mobile phones can reach in those areas also where internet has still not reached. The people in those areas also will be able to see the advertisements.
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Ramdas Pawar, Sales/BD Manager, Flex
| 10 05 2009 13:08:44 +0000
Devi first of all I don't think India is a third world country. India is a developing country and growing in an adequate way. Regarding Mobile usage I can say that India will be the largest mobile user in a decade of time. Few years back nobody would have imagine that in India everybody will be holding mobile phone even a rickshaw puller, Kabadiwala etc. Now Mobile phone is available as cheap as Rs.1000/- and India's cost of living has also improved in the last few years. People migration from rural India to urban India is also increasing very fast. Education level is also improving. Apart from this the way technology is improving prices of mobile phone's are getting cheaper and cheaper and I think few years time around 50% of mobile user in India will be using Black Berry etc. I know there are few companies which provide commodity prices through mobile SMS to farmers so they can get adequate prices for the crops. If farmers who are uneducated can use the technology then I don’t think it will have any problem for educated person to use mobile for internet trading. As government is all set to grant license for 3G, so I think speed problem will also be solved.
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Deepak Agrawal, Consultant, Independent Consultant
| 09 30 2009 08:48:37 +0000
I too believe that Mobile Trading is the buzz today and is gaining popularity.. With the coming of 3G i believe that the Mobile trading will gain more momentum.. There are several aplications that can be downloaded on mobile , as well as lot of mobile sites are there, which are very user friendly and gives the same kind of experience as that of Internet Trading.. Mobile is on the move, while doing anythin i can stay connected and get to know about the market moves.. We can say Mobile is the next big thing in the Inidan Stock Market Trading...
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Japan Shah, H.O.D, Oxford School of Management
| 09 29 2009 17:58:31 +0000
Mobile trading is more convinient.Though there are some issues, that screen is of inadequate size,multiple tasks are hard to run on mobile....etc. But there are BLACKBERRY, and many compatible devices available in the market these days, that one can easily have the leisure of mobile trading.
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harpreet singh saluja, B.Tech/B.E. student, M.I.T
| 09 28 2009 07:11:52 +0000
Mobile Trading will easily open out retail trading even for house wives. please read my posting "Mobile Money Manager" in "Telecom & IT" community. By incorporating the s/w application in the mobile and in the Mobile Switching /IN system, the feature could be provided as a value added service. The idea is that every Mobile subscriber, the stock trading agents, the banks, the post Offices, the NSE & BSE etc., will have money account corresponding to their mobile number. Money can be credited from any mobile money account into any oher mobile money account. Debits for Payouts from a mobile money account to other mobile account can be done only by the Mobile owner.
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P. Abraham Paul, MD FCOMNET
| 09 26 2009 17:32:07 +0000
I think at present circumstances mobile internet is not apt of stock trading.Yes it can be useful to see script rates etc. There are lot of bottlenecks that need to sort out before mobile trading can be used fully. 1. Security 2. Speed 3. Display- 4. Compatability with different Application etc. Once these things will be sorted out then I think M-trading will grow very fast.
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Deepak Agrawal, Consultant, Independent Consultant
| 09 26 2009 11:23:33 +0000
I would look for a more utilitarian handset to appear in the market. The display available is just a little too short. We are dealing in money. Whatever said and done, ease of trading does not lead to informed decisions. One needs to concentrate even if one has an idea how to go about investing. The present display screen is not very condusive. If we get a display the size of a handset and if proper softwares are introduced, mobile trading will become the prepferred choice.
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SR Sham Sunder, CEO/MD/Director Technoaid
| 09 26 2009 10:46:07 +0000
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Any stock market or commodity market across the world is hardly depeendent on Retail investors. Retail investors form a misicule part in daily turnover of stock exchanges and they wait for years to reap the benefit of their investmenet. Stock Exchange business can not sustain on it. To cover up their expenses, they need turnover and volume, which comes from daily jobbers and arbitragers, who trade only on volatility. Volatility comes in the market daily, many times a day but goes off very fast also. So, punching the numbers that fast can only win them the benefits, which is very tough on mobile phones. Further, to see the arbitrage opportunity between two exchanges or two scripts, a person need to flip the pages quickly, which will not be possible in mobile. So, as far as seeing live quotes are concerned, mobile phones as O.k and for retail consumers it will be a boon, but for overall business point of view, Internet trading takes the cake.
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Mukul Bhartiya, Head-Sales & Marketing(Organic Food Business), Arvind Ltd.
| 11 06 2009 03:18:18 +0000
Internet trading is safer and more reliable then mobile trading. Reasons are 1. Internet trading is much faster and prices of the scrips are actual whereas mobile applications are slow and there might be delay in updation of prices by 5-10 seconds. 2. By the time the order is triggered in the market the actual rate would have vanished (as mobile applications are slow) 3. In mobile phone viewing intraday technical charts would be difficult - whereas in internet trading no such issues would be faced. 4. There are so many details a traded needs to go through which may not be viewable in mobile phone - like TBQ, TSQ, category, series.. etc.. 5. The mobile phone has to be compatible with certain requirements to use mobile trading applications and everyone might not be able to buy such mobile phones moreover even if the phone has all the features required by the trading application it might still not work.. it happens a lot 6. A layman may be not be able to understand pooling and streaming connections and GPRS ports which might not be the case in internet trading
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Nidhi Agarwal, Asst. Manager/Manager -(NonTechnical), Indiabulls Securities Ltd
| 10 13 2009 16:56:22 +0000
the number of listed companies in NSE is more than 1200 and in BSE is more than 4000. So toggling between scrips, creating multiple market watches, watching best five rates etc. are tedious processes while using mobile. Also we face lack of reliable mobile applications, and wap sites for trading. Mobile trading applications like Financial Technologies iWin is not making much movement in market and it require higher end mobile handsets to run the application.
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Vinod Kumar P, IT Manager, Sharewealth Securities Ltd.
| 10 05 2009 12:26:31 +0000
I will support internet trading as it is nowadays available not only at home but due to wireless connection we can have internet anytime anywhere in your laptops or computers. Trading would be easier and even clear with ur pc's or laptops...
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Kalgi Shah, HR Executive, Websters Netlink Pvt Ltd
| 09 29 2009 12:38:11 +0000
I support Prakashraj's argument to an extent. However,mobile may seem the way to go considering the many changes and improvements that seems to be happening on a daily bassis. However, the big question is how many people in the third world countries are willing to learn to use mobile to do business? What about the age factor? How many people can afford to own a blackberry or smartphones? Or is it assumed that all business people can afford to have these mobiles with special features? This mobile system works well in the USA and other countries. What percentage of business people are using mobile in India and China?
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Devi Kaladeen, Audit Manager, Health Sector Development Unit
| 09 28 2009 20:25:57 +0000
In today's fast moving era mobile trading is not good because there is wireless application protocol used in mobile and it is very slower than computer internet so, its very difficult to get the daily quote and manage the portfolio of any investor as well as any individual. So, i go for Internet Trading which provides good speed, flexibility compare to mobile trading. There are lots of transaction have been done through internet across the world mobile is also there but if you see the scenario in india than mobile is not popular compare to internet among the people because if you asked people i ensure that they go for internet trading.
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Ankit Gandhi, MBA student, Omegan School of Business
| 09 26 2009 15:07:37 +0000
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