0 Brokerage for Trading - Payment for Order Flow Explained

How do US stock brokers charge zero brokerage in trading? Payment for Order Flow system in US stock market explained in detail. We’ll also discuss how stock markets in India are better than US stock markets in this video.

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Time Stamps
00:00 – Intro
00:42 – How Indian stock market works?
2:04 - How stock brokers in India make money?
3:10 – Who are market makers?
04:20 – How US stock market works?
05:10 – How US stock brokers make money?
05:50 – Payment for Order flow explained.
06:02 – Why payment for order flow is banned in some countries?
06:51 – Revenue Generated by payment for order flow.
7:06 – Criticism for payment for order flow.
07:51 – Benefits of payment for order flow
08:44 – How to invest in US stocks?

About the Video
Payment for Order flow is a system in the US stock markets through which they partner with exchanges and act as a buyer and seller for every stock traded on the US stock market exchange. This way, market participants are easily able to liquidate or buy new shares at any time they want. Market makers make money through the small spread between the bid and ask price for each given stock. Though this system was devised to benefit long-term investors, payment for order flow has led to market manipulation of stock prices.

As a result, this system has been banned in the UK and Canada. The payment for order flow system also allows US stock brokers, like Robinhood, Ameritrade, Charles Schwab, and Etrade, to charge zero brokerage on trading and equity delivery. This is completely different from the Indian stock market scenario. In India, stock brokers like Zerodha, Upstox, and AngelOne, charge 20% or 0.03% of trade value as brokerage for trading and zero brokerage on equity delivery. Let us see how beneficial the payment for order flow process really is, the criticism it has faced over the years, and how stock brokers make money through this.

In this video, we’ll cover the following concepts and questions:
1. How stock brokers make money?
2. What is payment for order flow?
3. Robinhood zero brokerage model.
4. Who are market makers in US stock market?
5. Why is payment for order flow illegal in UK & Canada?
6. Zerodha brokerage charges.
7. How to invest in stock market?
8. Equity delivery brokerage in India.
9. How Indian stock market is better than US stock market?
10. Brokerage in US vs India.
11. Robinhood Gamestop fiasco.
12. Zero brokerage demat account in Robinhood.
13. US stock market me invest kaise kare?
14. How market makers manipulate US stock market?

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