SEBI's new move to cut retailers participation in F&O!

[headstrong007]

Is SEBI being a nanny to investors?

https://www.thehindubusinessline.co...eing-a-nanny-to-investors/article23515378.ece

SEBI is working for Govt. In the name of "investor protection," their only Goal is to shift F&O volume to CASH market as much as possible. By this continuous process only causing more harm to investors & traders! But they wouldn't stop unless face stiff resistance.

Govt & SEBI is taking the benefit of individual retail traders who don't know each other, don't have a union.
But big brokers can easily bring the clients together through common petition etc by informing them using official email. They need to build protest quickly, otherwise, SEBI will destroy small investors or traders very quickly. And soon SEBI would destroy the whole market structure without knowing the large-scale effect of destroying the base(small traders) of the market ecosystem .

 

[vikas2131]

SEBI is working for Govt. In the name of "investor protection," their only Goal is to shift F&O volume to CASH market as much as possible. By this continuous process only causing more harm to investors & traders! But they wouldn't stop unless face stiff resistance.

Govt & SEBI is taking the benefit of individual retail traders who don't know each other, don't have a union.
But big brokers can easily bring the clients together through common petition etc by informing them using official email. They need to build protest quickly, otherwise, SEBI will destroy small investors or traders very quickly. And soon SEBI would destroy the whole market structure without knowing the large-scale effect of destroying the base(small traders) of the market ecosystem .

All the discount brokers will have to talk in one voice. that is the only way something could happen otherwise no chance.

 

[timepass]

Surely NSE will see some shortfall. But will BSE be a beneficiary of this move ??

 

[Pankshri]

Where did you get this information from?

Business Standard bro....

 

[soft_trader]

Surely NSE will see some shortfall. But will BSE be a beneficiary of this move ??

Don't know whether BSE will be a beneficiary or not but some traders will surely move to CDS because of 2 primary reasons:

1. Low margin requirement/lot size
2. No STT/CTT and very low breakeven

 

[vikas2131]

SEBI is now thinking of extending derivatives trading time as more than half of its business has gone abroad to price in news flow that comes after market hours. Now they want to offload the domestic retail derivatives participants too - what an irony.

By-the-way the application written by me on NaMo app. has been sent to SEBI (this what the update I have got y'day).

Guys lets put pressure on our brokers too through e-mails, ph calls etc.. Brokers should also take up this matter with sebi after all their business will also be impacted adversely.

Regulators may extend timings of currency derivatives trading

https://www.livemint.com/Money/R5BZ...d-timings-of-currency-derivatives-tradin.html

 

[vikas2131]

Don't know whether BSE will be a beneficiary or not but some traders will surely move to CDS because of 2 primary reasons:

1. Low margin requirement/lot size
2. No STT/CTT and very low breakeven

SGX nifty will continue so a lot of people will shift to that even then volume will go down and liquidity issues likely to crop up not far from now

 

[soft_trader]

SGX nifty will continue so a lot of people will shift to that even then volume will go down and liquidity issues likely to crop up not far from now

but we retail traders can't participate in offshore trading. we cannot do margin trading in offshore exchanges, can we?

 

[cloudTrader]

Surely NSE will see some shortfall. But will BSE be a beneficiary of this move ??

I don't think any Stock Exchange will benefit from this move. Instead of simpler regulations these are steps to over complicate things.

 

[afin]

Dick move by SEBI totally! Now tell me something, if I have to take a 20x or 10x leverage on selected equity stocks, will it be possible in the new scenario? And also probably impact on volatility?

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