To start trading as a beginner with Angel One, open a Demat and trading account with them, learn the basics of markets, use their mobile app or website to buy and sell shares, and begin with small investments. Follow expert research and slowly build your confidence while managing risk.

Why should beginners choose Angel One?

Angel One offers easy-to-use apps, free research reports, learning materials, and low-cost plans. For beginners, it's perfect because you get simple tools, tutorials, and support that help understand trading with confidence.

How do you open a trading account?

Follow these simple steps:

1. Visit Angel One website or download the app.
2. Click on “Open Demat Account”.
3. Fill in your PAN, Aadhaar, bank and contact details.
4. Complete e-KYC using Aadhaar OTP or video call.
5. Sign the forms digitally.
6. Your account is ready to use in a few hours or the same day.

Once done, you'll get login details and can start trading.

What basic knowledge do beginners need?

Beginners should learn basic market terms like equity, order types (market, limit), KYC, and risk management. Angel One provides tutorials, videos, and research reports that help understand these easily.

How to place your first trade?

Placing your first trade is easy:

1. Login to the Angel One app.
2. Search for the stock you want.
3. Enter the quantity to buy or sell.
4. Choose order type: Market (immediate) or Limit (price-specific).
5. Click “Buy” or “Sell” and confirm.
6. Your order will execute when it meets conditions.

How to manage risk as a beginner?

Start with small amounts and only invest what you can lose. Diversify across a few stocks, use stop-loss orders, and keep track of your trades. Don’t chase quick profits. Focus on steady learning and sustainable growth.

What tools support beginners?

Angel One provides:

• Research reports on stocks and sectors
• Daily market updates and tips
• Educational videos and webinars
• Watchlists and price alerts
• Support through chat or phone

How to keep learning and improving?

Read research reports daily, watch webinars, follow market news, review your trade history, and learn from mistakes. Gradually increase your investment size as you gain confidence and knowledge.