Hey @DhanHQ π
Quick feedback: Iβm using order flow tools and they work well on individual stocks, but when I apply them on indices like Nifty 50 / Bank Nifty / Sensex, the behavior doesnβt seem as reliable or consistent.
Is there a limitation there or am I missing something?
Hey @DhanHQ π
Great platform overall.
Feature request: add time-based execution orders (schedule a buy/sell to execute at a specific time of day). Right now everything is price-triggeredβadding time triggers would unlock a lot of strategy flexibility.
Hey @DhanHQ π
Really enjoying the platform overall.
Feature suggestion: could we get time-based order execution where we can set a buy/sell order to execute at a specific time of day (not just price-based triggers)? Would be really helpful for strategy-based trading.
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@narendramodi
India has massive ambition and talent.
But when infrastructure, governance, and civic systems fail to scale at the same speed, everyday life becomes unnecessarily exhausting.
@BrutIndia
A lot of NRIs love India emotionally but struggle with the lifestyle practically.
The issue usually isnβt culture.
Itβs infrastructure, systems, civic discipline, and daily stress.
@timesofindia@BrutIndia@IndianExpress
India has one of the most active retail derivatives markets in the world.
But high activity does NOT automatically mean trader-friendly market structure.
@zerodha@BrutIndia@IndianExpress
Many NRIs avoid trading Indian markets seriously because transaction friction is too high.
STT, exchange charges, GST, slippage, spread widening β profits get taxed before the trade even works.
India is one of the best places to build wealth.
But many NRIs still prefer living elsewhere because wealth creation and quality of life are not always the same thing.
Most NRIs donβt want βperfect India.β
They want:
cleaner cities
predictable taxes
less bureaucracy
safer roads
faster courts
better civic discipline
These are not luxury demands. Theyβre modern baseline expectations.
India has world-class talent but still loses many global professionals because daily friction is exhausting.
Small inefficiencies repeated every day become a quality-of-life problem.
That matters more than salary for many NRIs.
NRIs donβt compare India to India of 1995.
They compare it to the systems they currently live in.
Fast internet and UPI are impressive.
But people also evaluate:
governance
pollution
public behavior
urban planning
legal protection
taxation stability
Thatβs the hard truth.
The real competition for India isnβt other countries.
Itβs convenience, stability, clean systems, and predictability.
Many NRIs already have emotional attachment to India.
What they need is confidence in long-term quality of life.
NRIs donβt avoid India because they hate India.
Many avoid returning because they fear:
unstable taxation
bureaucracy
weak civic systems
pollution
slow legal processes
corruption friction
lower quality of life vs expectation
India has opportunity.