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SAPRI INVESTMENTS
490, Sathy IIIrd Crosss, Ist Street,
Gandhipuram, Coimbatore - 12.
Tel : +91 422 4347268, 3025310
Mobile : 98940 45624 - 9944445624
E-mail : sapriinvst@yahoo.co.in

About Us

SAPRI INVESTMENTS – Franchisee of

SUN TRADING CORPORATION is participated as Broker in Trading cum Clearing member in Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd. (MCX) at Mumbai. The team consists of a highly proficient workforce with vast industry knowledge. With nearly a long experience in the commodity derivatives markets at hand, STC aims to provide state-of-the-art technological support and customized services in this fast emerging knowledge-driven market.

Who will guide me:

Commodity market is an ocean where different fishes are swimming with different levels of experience. We are here to guide you swim the ocean with ease.

Our parent company Trendsetters Commodities & Services Private Limited, is an independent research firm with a rich experience of more than a decade in this futures industry.

COMMODITIES TRADED:

STC provides trading facilities for all commodities in MCX (Refer to the trade table for details regarding the commodities). We also facilitate delivery in commodities for clients who wish to give\take the same.

MODUS OPERANDI OF TRADING:

STC provides trading facility through Internet Terminal connected to the Exchange. Trading with us is done in an Order Driven Market. The traders place orders (buy or sell) using the client code assigned to the client and the orders are placed online and are thrown to the Exchange. Trading is done on anonymous basis without disclosing the counter party. This provides transparency to the trading system.

Commodity Account Opening

A Client wishing to trade through us shall open an account after signing a Risk Disclosure Document, Client Registration Form (KYC: Know Your Clients) and Client Member Agreement. Client shall be allotted a uniquely exclusive Client code.

DOCUMENTS PRESCRIBED AS PER THE KYC NORMS

FOR INDIVIDUAL CONSTITUENTS:

Address Proof - self attested
Proof of Bank Account Number - self attested
ID Proof - self attested
Self certified photo copy of the PAN Card

FOR NON-INDIVIDUAL CONSTITUENTS:

Address Proof - self attested
Proof of Bank Account Number - self attested
Copy of latest Annual Report - self
Proof of date of incorporation, - self attested
Copy of Memorandum of Association & Articles of Association
Copy of Partnership Deed - self attested

Board Resolution authorizing the company officials to execute all the deeds / operations with the Exchange on behalf of the company,

Letter of Partnership firm (letterhead) authorizing partners to execute all the deeds / operations with the Exchange on behalf of firm.

Self certified photo copy of the PAN Card

One passport size photograph - self attested

Permanent Account Number - self attested

Address, Identity and signature proof - self attested

CHARGES AND FEES:

Account opening charges of Rs.500\-
Brokerage fees 0.6% on value traded
Exchange transaction fees of Rs.4 per lack -0.0004%on value traded
Service tax - 12.36% is applicable on the brokerage

BANKING:

For efficient clearing, settlement and guarantee system. We have Clearing and Settlement system with HDFC Bank & ICICI BANK as our Clearing Bank.

SERVICES:

Contract notes, statements showing Mark to Market Billing, the Margin amount, Brokerage, number of lots traded, number of open and liquidated positions will be sent by e-mail to the client.

Online Trading is provided for instantaneous execution of trades. Online news, views, charts and useful information will be given from time to time.

Analysis, predictions and recommendations will be given from time to time. Advance software assistance for technical analysis.

Training and educating clients from time to time.

We are using TELEQUOTE - No.1 Technical Software - Datas & Charts available from

MCX - NCDEX - FOREX - NYMEX - COMEX - LME & CRUDE OIL INVENTORY -

WITHDRAWALS:

All withdrawals shall be honored within third business days by means of account payee cheques from the date of submission of the signed withdrawal slip or through personalized mail.

Investment in Commodities:

You may have your debt and equity funds in place, but investing in commodities could just be the one element to improve your portfolio. Commodity trading provides an ideal asset allocation; also helps you hedge against inflation and buy a piece of global demand growth.

In 2003, the ban on commodity trading was lifted after 40 years in India. Now, more and more people are interested in investing in this new asset class. While price fluctuations in the sector could get rather volatile depending on the category, returns are relatively higher.

WHAT IS COMMODITY TRADING?

It's an age-old phenomenon. Modern markets came up in the late 18th century, when farming began to be modernized. Though the trade's mechanisms have changed, the basics are still the same.

In common parlance, commodities means all types of products. However, the Foreign Currency Regulation Act (FCRA) defines them as 'every kind of movable property other than actionable claims, money and securities.'

Commodity trading is nothing but trading in commodity spot and derivatives (futures). If you are keen on taking a buy or sell position based on the future performance of agricultural commodities or commodities like gold, silver, metals, or crude, then you could do so by trading in commodity derivatives.

Commodity derivatives are traded on the National Commodity and Derivative Exchange (NCDEX) and the Multi-Commodity Exchange (MCX). Gold, silver, agriculture commodities including grains, pulses, spices, oils and oilseeds, mentha oil, metals and crude are some of the commodities that these exchanges deal in. Trading in


commodities futures is quite similar to equity futures trading. You could take a long position (where you buy a contract) or a short position (where you sell it). Simply speaking, like in equity and other markets, if you think prices are on their way up, you take a long position and when prices are headed south you opt for a short position.

REGULATORY BODY FOR THE COMMODITY TRADING MARKET IN INDIA:

The Forward Markets Commission (FMC) is the regulatory body for the commodity market in India. It is the equivalent of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), which protects the interests of investors in securities.

WHAT KIND OF PRODUCTS CAN BE LISTED ON THE COMMODITY MARKET?

All commodities produced in the agriculture, mineral and fossil sectors have been sanctioned for futures trading. These include cereals, pulses, ginned cotton, un-ginned, cotton, oilseeds, oils, jute, jute products, sugar, gur, potatoes, onions, coffee, tea, petrochemicals, and bullion, among others.

WHAT ARE THE RISK FACTORS?

Commodity trading is done in the form of futures and that throws up a huge potential for profit and loss as it involves predictions of the future and hence uncertainty and risk. Risk factors in commodity trading are similar to futures trading in equity markets. A major difference is that the information availability on supply and demand cycles in commodity markets.

WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE COMMODITY PRICES IN THE MARKET?

The commodity market is driven by demand and supply factors and inventory, when it comes to perishable commodities such as agricultural products and high demand products such as crude oil. Like any market, the demand-supply equation influences the prices.