How to create a basket?

How to create a basket?

  1. Select the create basket option from your profile to create your Grobox basket.
  2. On the next step add a name to your basket for a better understanding of the segment.
  3. Once the Grobox basket is named you can add the stocks in which you are interested.
  4. As an investor, you can select from (2-50) the number of stocks in your basket. Keeping an idea, sector-specific, or future-related segments helps you create a basket like an expert.
  5. On the search bar, you can search for the stocks which you want to add to your Grobox basket.
  6. Also from the dropdown present under popular stocks per sector wise.
  7. Investment amount and important numbers will get updated as soon as each stock is added/ removed from the basket.
  8. Once you have added the set of stocks to your Grobox basket you have to choose the weight types.

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