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How do I buy share in Upstox?
Once you login to the Upstox Pro Web platform, you will see a search box on the top right of the screen. Here you can search for stocks. Type the name of the stock you want to search, and it will show you a list of options to choose from. After you type the stock name, just below the search box, you will see two options, Cash and F&O. Once you select the Cash option, you will have two options displayed on your screen with the price of the particular stock. The stock is listed on NSE and/or BSE. If the stock is listed on both the exchanges, you will get two options, else you will see only one option.
Now, select the exchange through which you want to trade. Once you move your mouse to the stock you want to choose, you will see three options: chart, B and S. B stands for buy and S stands for sell and chart is your price chart. If you want to buy the stock, simply click on the B option. After you click on buy, you need to select the side (buy or sell), type (delivery or intraday), quantity, validity and disclosed quantity.
Once you have filled in the details, you can click on Review on the bottom right of the screen to verify your details. On the review page, you will see your quantity, margin coverage (capital required), taxes and charges (brokerage and other charges associated with buying the share). Here, you will see the ‘Submit order’ option. Once you have clicked on ‘Submit order’, you have successfully placed your order.
Now, select the exchange through which you want to trade. Once you move your mouse to the stock you want to choose, you will see three options: chart, B and S. B stands for buy and S stands for sell and chart is your price chart. If you want to buy the stock, simply click on the B option. After you click on buy, you need to select the side (buy or sell), type (delivery or intraday), quantity, validity and disclosed quantity.
Once you have filled in the details, you can click on Review on the bottom right of the screen to verify your details. On the review page, you will see your quantity, margin coverage (capital required), taxes and charges (brokerage and other charges associated with buying the share). Here, you will see the ‘Submit order’ option. Once you have clicked on ‘Submit order’, you have successfully placed your order.
How to calculate brokerage for trading in shares of ?
After you fill in the order details on Upstox Pro Web and click on the Review button on the bottom right of the screen, the review page will show the quantity, margin coverage (capital required), taxes and charges (brokerage and other charges associated with buying the share).
Click the ? symbol to get a detailed break-up of taxes and charges pertaining to the trade.
The first option will show you the Brokerage fee. This is the brokerage that is auto-calculated based on your trade details.
Click the ? symbol to get a detailed break-up of taxes and charges pertaining to the trade.
The first option will show you the Brokerage fee. This is the brokerage that is auto-calculated based on your trade details.
How to check the open price and close price of ?
Search and select a stock from the search box. You will see a stock-specific page, which has details regarding the stock. Scroll down to the ‘Stats’ section to the day’s open price and close price.
What data can we get from graph?
Graphs or charts are useful to see intraday and historic price data. Technical analysts also use several indicators to analyze price charts.
By default, you will see the candlestick chart is what you will see by default. On the top right side of this chart, you will see the date, volumes in that particular stock, open price, high price, low price and close price. On the Y axis, you will see the price and on the X axis, you will see time, i.e., days, months or years.
Under the display option, you can change the chart type to a bar chart, line chart, etc. You can use the ‘Studies’ option and apply an indicator on the chart. One of the most popular indicators is the simple moving average indicator. A simple moving average calculates the average of closing prices for a particular period. This indicator is used to identify possible support and resistance levels.
By default, you will see the candlestick chart is what you will see by default. On the top right side of this chart, you will see the date, volumes in that particular stock, open price, high price, low price and close price. On the Y axis, you will see the price and on the X axis, you will see time, i.e., days, months or years.
Under the display option, you can change the chart type to a bar chart, line chart, etc. You can use the ‘Studies’ option and apply an indicator on the chart. One of the most popular indicators is the simple moving average indicator. A simple moving average calculates the average of closing prices for a particular period. This indicator is used to identify possible support and resistance levels.
How to check the weekly and monthly closing prices of ?
After you have selected your stock from the search box, a candlestick price chart of the script will be displayed on the left side of the screen. On the top of the chart, to the right, you will see four options: timeframe, views, display and studies. By default, the timeframe option will show you as 1m which means the price chart is of a 1-minute timeframe.
Change the timeframe to 1W for weekly price data and 1M for monthly price. Place your mouse on any of the candles and at the top you will see 4 prices. Open, high, low and close along with date and volumes. This is how you can check the weekly and monthly closing price of a particular stock.
Change the timeframe to 1W for weekly price data and 1M for monthly price. Place your mouse on any of the candles and at the top you will see 4 prices. Open, high, low and close along with date and volumes. This is how you can check the weekly and monthly closing price of a particular stock.
How to buy shares of on mobile devices?
Once you login to the Upstox app, you will see the search button on the top right side of your mobile screen. After you click on the ‘search’ option, the app will take you to a search box where you can search for stocks. Here you can type the name of the stock you want to search and the app will show you a list of options to choose from. After you type the stock name, just below the search box, you will see two options, Cash and F&O. Select the cash option and now you will have two options displayed on your screen with the price of the particular stock. The stock could be listed on the NSE or BSE. If the stock is listed on both the exchanges, you will get two options, else you will see only one option.
Now, select the exchange through which you want to trade. Once you select the stock, the app will take you to the stock information page and you will see a buy and sell option at the bottom of your screen. After clicking buy or sell, enter details such as type (delivery or intraday), quantity to trade, validity and disclosed quantity. Once you have filled in the details, you can click on ‘Review’ on the bottom right of the screen to verify your details. Finally, use the ‘Swipe to submit order’ option to place an order.
Now, select the exchange through which you want to trade. Once you select the stock, the app will take you to the stock information page and you will see a buy and sell option at the bottom of your screen. After clicking buy or sell, enter details such as type (delivery or intraday), quantity to trade, validity and disclosed quantity. Once you have filled in the details, you can click on ‘Review’ on the bottom right of the screen to verify your details. Finally, use the ‘Swipe to submit order’ option to place an order.
How to Become a Sub broker with Upstox?
You will need to fill in basic details using the link - Partner with us The link also has a video which talks about the benefits of being a sub-broker with Upstox.
The people who are eligible to become a partner and the details regarding partnership are mentioned below the video.
The people who are eligible to become a partner and the details regarding partnership are mentioned below the video.
How do I check the current share market price of stock?
Once you login to the Upstox Pro Web platform, you will see a search box on the top right corner of the screen. Here you can search for the stock. Just below the search box, you will see three options: All, Cash and F&O. Click on the cash option and you will see EQ (EQ stands for equity) listed in NSE and BSE. Here, you will see the current market price of on both NSE and BSE. The market price will keep changing in the live market.
What are the key metrics to analyze share prices?
Some of the key metrics to analyze share price are as follows:
- The intraday trend and historical trend of price from the charts
- The day’s open and close price of a particular stock
- The upper circuit and the lower circuit price of the stock along with the 52 week high and low
- The market depth where you can see the best 5 bids and offers/asks for a particular stock
Can I invest in in the current share price?
Yes, you can invest in in the current share market. The current price is the market price. Once you move your mouse to the option you see, you will see three options: chart, B and S. B stands for buy and S stands for sell and chart is your price chart. If you want to buy the stock, simply click on the B option. After you click on buy, you need to select the side (buy or sell), type (delivery or intraday), quantity, validity and disclosed quantity. By default, the order selected will be a market order. You don’t have to enable the limit price and the trigger price for you to purchase the stock at the current market price. Once you have filled in the details, you can click on ‘Review’ on the bottom right of the screen to verify your details. On the review page, you will see your quantity, margin coverage (capital required), taxes and charges (brokerage and other charges associated with buying the share). Here, you will see the ‘Submit order’ option. Once you have clicked on ‘Submit order’, you have successfully placed your order.
Why is share price different in NSE and BSE?
NSE and BSE are two different exchanges for trading shares, just like the supermarket and vegetable market. There are different sets of buyers and sellers on both these exchanges. Hence, the demand and supply differ, causing the prices to differ. This is the reason share price is different in NSE and BSE.
What is today's share price?
The current price of share as on 19/1/2022 at 11.45 am on NSE is ₹724.35 and on BSE it is ₹724.30 per share. However, the price keeps changing in the live market. Once you search for the stock and click on the cash option, you will see EQ (EQ stands for equity) listed in NSE and BSE. Here, you will see the current market price of on both NSE and BSE.
About HDFC Bank
HDFC Bank is one of India’s leading private banking institutes, headquartered in Mumbai. It was among the first banks to receive an ‘in-principle’ approval from the RBI to set up a private sector bank in 1994, as part of the Reserve Bank Of India’s liberalisation policy for the industry. Incorporated in August 1994, the bank began its operations as a Scheduled Commercial Bank from January 1995. As of June 30, 2022, HDFC has a nationwide network of 6,378 branches and 18,620 ATM's in 3,203 cities/towns. HDFC launched its first IPO in 1995 of Rs. 500 million, despite much scepticism among the people. However, they were oversubscribed by 55 times, and within 2 months of the issue, its shares were quoted at a 300% premium. In 1999, HDFC underwent its first friendly merger, with Times Bank, through a share swap deal. Within the first five years of the new century, HDFC had not only become the first private bank to be certified to collect Income Tax, but also introduced SMS banking and credit cards, touching 1 million users across 100 cities in India.
Core Activities & Products
Since its start in 1994, the bank has come a long way when it comes to the products and services that it offers.
- Wholesale Banking: HDFC’s primary market is essentially large, blue-chip manufacturing companies present in the Indian Corporate Sector, and to some extent, small and mid-sized corporate companies as well as agriculture-based businesses. For them, HDFC provides a vast range of commercial and transactional banking services, such as working capital finance, trade services, transactional services, cash management, and more. It is also the leading provider of structured solutions, which bring together cash management services with vendor and distributor finance to better enable a superior supply chain management for its customers. Based on this superior product and service levels and strong customer orientation, HDFC has made significant progress into obtaining a number of leading Indian corporates, which include but are not limited to multinationals, companies from the domestic business houses and prime public sector companies.
- Treasury: As part of its treasury services, the bank has three main product areas of focus - Foreign Exchange and Derivatives, Local Currency Money Market & Debt Securities, and Equities. With the liberalisation policy of the financial markets in India coming into effect in 1995, corporates needed more sophisticated risk management information, advice and product structures. These and fine pricing on different treasury products are provided through HDFC’s Treasury team. To comply with all statutory reserve requirements, the bank is required to hold 25% of its entire deposits in government securities. The Treasury business is also responsible for managing the returns and market risk on this investment portfolio. Additionally, the Treasury team is the custodian of the Bank’s liquid assets and manages its investments in securities and other market instruments.
- Retail Banking: Through its retail banking services, HDFC provides its customers a complete range of financial instruments and banking services, making it their one-stop-shop for all things financial. Their products are backed by world-class service and delivered to customers through a growing branch network, as well as through alternative delivery channels like ATMs, Phone Banking, NetBanking and Mobile Banking. The first bank in India to launch an International Debit Card in association with Visa Electron, HDFC is a leading player in the 'merchant acquiring' business, showcasing over 235,000 Point-of-sale (POS) terminals for debit & credit cards acceptance at merchant establishments.
Board of Directors
- Mr. Atanu Chakraborty, Chairman
- Mrs. Renu Karnad, Non-Executive Director
- Dr. Sunita Maheshwari, Independent Director
- Mr. Sashidhar Jagdishan, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer
- Mr. Malay Patel, Independent Director
- Mr. Sandeep Parekh, Independent Director
- Mr. MD Ranganath, Independent Director
- Mrs. Lily Vadera, Independent Director
Key Executives
- Mr. Sashidhar Jagdishan, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer
- Mr. Kaizad M Bharucha, Executive Director
- Mr. Arvind Kapil, Group Head - Retail Assets
- Mr. Arvind Vohra, Group Head – Retail Branch Banking
- Ms. Ashima Bhat, Group Head – Business Finance and Strategy, CSR and ESG, Administration, and Infrastructure
- Mr. Ashish Parthasarthy, Treasury
- Mr. Bhavesh Zaveri, Group Head – Operations & ATM Product
- Mr. V Chakrapani, Group Head - Internal Audit and Quality Initiatives Group
- Mr. Jimmy Tata, CCO
- Nirav Shah, Group Head – Corporate Banking
- Mr. Parag Rao, Group Head – Payments, Consumer Finance, and Digital Banking
- Rakesh K. Singh, Group Head - Investment Banking, Private Banking, Marketing and Products
- Rahul Shukla, Group Head – Commercial and Rural Banking
- Vinay Razdan, Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO)
- Mr. Benjamin Frank, Group Head – Wholesale Credit
- Mr. S Sampathkumar, Group Head - Liability Products, Third Party Products, and Non-Resident Business
- Mr. Srinivasan Vaidyanathan, Chief Financial Officer
- Ms. Smita Bhagat, Group Head - Government and Institutional Business, BC Banking (CSC partnership), Ecosystem Banking, Inclusive Banking Group, and Start-ups
- Arup Rakshit, Group Head - Treasury - Sales, Analytics & Overseas
- Raveesh K. Bhatia, Group Head – Emerging Corporates Group and PSU coverage
- Mr Ramesh Lakshminarayanan, Group Head - Information Technology
- Mr. Anjani Rathor, Group Head - Digital Banking
- Mr Sanmoy Chakrabarti, Chief Risk Officer
Presence
With branches widespread all over the country as well as heavy presence in Bahrain and some presence in Hong Kong as well as offices in UAE and Kenya.
Registered and Corporate Office:
Ramon House, 169, Backbay reclamation, H T Parekh Marg, Churchgate,Mumbai - 400020
Strengths
The strengths of the company that have affected the HDFC Bank share price are:
- Large Network of Branches: With over 2,201 branches and 7,110 ATMs around the country, HDFC Bank is India’s second-largest private banking sector.
- Strong Consumer Banking: The ATM card issued by HDFC is compatible with almost all domestic and international Visa/Master cards, Visa Electron/Maestro, and American Express cards. This is one of the biggest reasons why HDFC cards are the most popular choice for shopping and online transactions.
- Higher Customer Satisfaction: When compared to other private banks, HDFC offers a much higher level of customer satisfaction.
- High Employee Retention Rate: HDFC has a low employee turnover rate and is considered as one of the best places to work in the private banking sector.
- Brand’s Goodwill: HDFC has received recognition for its work, products, and services numerous times, including the title of “Best Bank” from various financial rating institutions such as Dun and Bradstreet, Financial Express, Finance Asia Country Awards and Euromoney Awards for Excellence.
CSR and Sustainability
HDFC Bank aims to transform the lives of millions of Indians through its social initiatives. The initiatives come under the larger umbrella of ‘Parivartan’ that contributes to the economic and social development of the country by empowering its communities in a sustainable way. ZIIEI (Zero Investment Innovation for Education Initiative) by HDFC is an action-oriented initiative that aims to improve the education system of India at zero or minimal cost. With HDFC Bank Parivartan as its main sponsor, ZIIEI is the world’s largest people-driven grassroots innovation movement. Rupantar, a multi-dimensional programme under the same initiative offers a platform for the government, corporates, NGOs and teachers to come together to improve the quality of education in government schools. The main areas of development undertaken by HDFC are:
- Rural Development
- Skill Development and Livelihood Enhancement
- Promotion of Education
- Healthcare & Hygiene
- Financial Literacy & Inclusion
Criticism
HDFC has received criticism for the following reasons:
- They do not have a rural presence at all, whereas their competitors - ICICI Bank are expanding in the rural section of society.
- Their marketing strategies are not very aggressive, unlike ICICI, which leads to them having a limited market size which means a lot of their banking products are not performing and have already reached the market limit.
- The HDFC bank stock price is fluctuating frequently which is not great for building trust with their investors.
COVID 19 Impact
The outbreak of the COVID 19 pandemic which led to the subsequent lockdown in the Indian subcontinent had a negative impact on the company’s loan book. The bank witnessed a double digit increase in the NPAs in both retail as well as wholesale loans. The liquidity was impacted of the overall Indian banking system as the deposits as well as interbank funds reduced.
Future Prospects
The future prospects on the front of investments, management discussions and con calls are:
- The replacement of Aditya Puri.
- The additional provisions made by the bank of Rs. 7 billion toward certain corporate accounts that have a large probability of default. Most products are showing increase in profits but the Commercial Vehicle and Construction Equipment (CE) portfolio are cause for high concerns.
- Their loans to salaried customers is seeing improved growth and the credit card business is also witnessing better trends due to their corporate tie ups.
- The branch expansion of the bank for smaller ones for semi-urban and rural reasons is good for growth as they focus on digital banking in the urban areas.
Did You Know!
Interestingly, the first corporate borrower from HDFC Bank was Siemens, while the first individual borrower was D. B. Remedios from Thane. Another interesting fact is that the bank persuaded the CBDT for the permission to collect tax through offering to deposit the collected tax with the authority within 4 days as compared to the 2 weeks offered by PSU banks. Now, it is the second largest tax collector after SBI. Unexpectedly, the bank is also known for having turned down Nandan Nilekani, then head of market and sales in Infosys for buying the company’s software - Bancs 2000 in favour of CITIL’s Microbanker software. HDFC was headed by Deepak Parekh, who wanted to call it Bank of Bombay as it was one of the 10 new banks to launch after the 1991 reforms and have headquarters in Mumbai. However, he was forced to take the name of the parent brand as the same had been done by its main competitors in the market - ICICI, IDBI and UTI.
Initial Public Offering
HDFC Bank went public in 1995, releasing a Rs 50-crore initial public offer (5 crore equity shares at Rs 10 each at par), which was oversubscribed 55 times, and listed at around Rs 40 per share at the time. It was listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange on 19 May, 1995 and on the National Stock Exchange on 8 November, 1995. Despite the hesitation of the people, the IPO received an unbelievable response, and went on to become one of the most sought after shares at the time. It is also listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
Equity Shares
This year, when the bank and the parent company announced their merger, the HDFC stock price shot up by 10% in a single session. However, since then, due to the earnings having pulled down the investors favour, the HDFC share price has declined by 18%. This is even though the net profit of the bank was higher by 23% in 2 years along with 20% loan growth. Unfortunately, it was the operating profit that has fallen steadily since the pandemic hit, recording low net interest margins. The bank’s shares fell 4.6% in April. However, the valuation of the HDFC Bank share price has always been superior as compared to its competitors in the banking industry. But, ICICI and Axis are closing the gap at a very fast rate. The odds of the bank maintaining its distinguished worth and feature of outsized profitability much beyond the merger years have reduced drastically.
Annual Financial Statement
BALANCE SHEET (in Rs. Cr.) | MAR 22 | MAR 21 | MAR 20 | MAR 19 | MAR 18 |
12 mths | 12 mths | 12 mths | 12 mths | 12 mths | |
EQUITIES AND LIABILITIES | |||||
SHAREHOLDER'S FUNDS | |||||
Equity Share Capital | 554.55 | 551.28 | 548.33 | 544.66 | 519.02 |
TOTAL SHARE CAPITAL | 554.55 | 551.28 | 548.33 | 544.66 | 519.02 |
Revaluation Reserve | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 |
Reserves and Surplus | 239,538.38 | 203,169.55 | 170,437.70 | 148,661.69 | 105,775.98 |
Total Reserves and Surplus | 239,538.38 | 203,169.55 | 170,437.70 | 148,661.69 | 105,775.98 |
TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS FUNDS | 240,092.94 | 203,720.83 | 170,986.03 | 149,206.35 | 106,295.00 |
Deposits | 1,559,217.44 | 1,335,060.22 | 1,147,502.29 | 923,140.93 | 788,770.64 |
Borrowings | 184,817.21 | 135,487.32 | 144,628.54 | 117,085.12 | 123,104.97 |
Other Liabilities and Provisions | 84,407.46 | 72,602.15 | 67,394.40 | 55,108.29 | 45,763.72 |
TOTAL CAPITAL AND LIABILITIES | 2,068,535.05 | 1,746,870.52 | 1,530,511.26 | 1,244,540.69 | 1,063,934.32 |
ASSETS | |||||
Cash and Balances with Reserve Bank of India | 129,995.64 | 97,340.74 | 72,205.12 | 46,763.62 | 104,670.47 |
Balances with Banks Money at Call and Short Notice | 22,331.29 | 22,129.66 | 14,413.60 | 34,584.02 | 18,244.61 |
Investments | 455,535.69 | 443,728.29 | 391,826.66 | 290,587.88 | 242,200.24 |
Advances | 1,368,820.93 | 1,132,836.63 | 993,702.88 | 819,401.22 | 658,333.09 |
Fixed Assets | 6,083.67 | 4,909.32 | 4,431.92 | 4,030.00 | 3,607.20 |
Other Assets | 85,767.83 | 45,925.89 | 53,931.09 | 49,173.95 | 36,878.70 |
TOTAL ASSETS | 2,068,535.05 | 1,746,870.52 | 1,530,511.26 | 1,244,540.69 | 1,063,934.32 |
OTHER ADDITIONAL INFORMATION | |||||
Number of Branches | 6,342.00 | 5,608.00 | 5,416.00 | 5,103.00 | 4,787.00 |
Number of Employees | 141,579.00 | 120,093.00 | 116,971.00 | 98,061.00 | 88,253.00 |
Capital Adequacy Ratios (%) | 18.90 | 18.79 | 19.00 | 17.00 | 15.00 |
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS | |||||
Tier 1 (%) | 17.87 | 17.56 | 17.00 | 16.00 | 13.00 |
Tier 2 (%) | 1.03 | 1.23 | 1.00 | 1.00 | 2.00 |
ASSETS QUALITY | |||||
Gross NPA | 16,140.96 | 15,086.00 | 12,649.97 | 11,224.16 | 8,606.97 |
Gross NPA (%) | 1.00 | 1.00 | 1.00 | 1.00 | 1.00 |
Net NPA | 4,407.68 | 4,554.82 | 3,542.36 | 3,214.52 | 2,601.02 |
Net NPA (%) | 0.32 | 0.40 | 0.36 | 0.00 | 0.00 |
Net NPA To Advances (%) | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 |
CONTINGENT LIABILITIES, COMMITMENTS | |||||
Bills for Collection | 56,968.05 | 44,748.14 | 51,584.90 | 49,952.80 | 42,753.83 |
Contingent Liabilities | 1,395,442.30 | 971,097.60 | 1,128,953.40 | 1,024,715.12 | 875,488.23 |