Yes — ETFs can be bought on MTF in India, but only when they clear SEBI's Group I liquidity bar and land on your broker's approved list. Here is the verified picture: Dhan's explicit ETF eligibility, up to 4x leverage, 12.49–15.49% interest, and the three things people confuse — MTF-buy vs pledge-as-collateral vs intraday.
InvestThe step-by-step method to screen low-PE/low-PB quality stocks for leveraged buy-and-hold, the annual-churn LTCG tax play that swaps 20% for 12.5%, and the honest risk math that decides whether it works at all.
Invest'Just buy all the PE<6, PB<1 PSU stocks on margin and hold' sounds like free money. Here's why the evidence — Buffett's Alpha, QMJ, Piotroski — says it's close to the inverse of what actually works.
InvestApplying is free everywhere — the real cost is AMC plus MTF interest plus delivery brokerage plus the DP-sell fee no 'zero-brokerage' broker escapes. The verified all-charges master comparison, focused on Dhan, Pocketful, INDmoney and Paytm Money.
InvestThe headline '5.99%' MTF rate is a trap — it only applies to the first Rs 1 lakh you borrow. Here is what every major Indian broker actually charges, slab by slab, with the real cost of holding on margin, plus the SEBI rules that govern it.
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