After weekly expiry what will be the next target?

Deposits in banks are abysymally low. To increase it ,under the guise of saving retailers weekly expiry is targeted.
Next target ? Liquid funds?
Now articles have started coming about how liquid funds are better than savings account in returns. If liquid funds also goes then what to do?

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I think until unless Retailers are represented or having a united forum to question regulators these things keeps on happen none of Regulator or Government don’t have the guts to act against the manupulation of FII’s

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The govt will be happy if all retail traders park their money here.
Till that they will do all they can .

If an overwhelming number of retail traders respond to the proposed consultation paper suggesting to maintain status quo on weekly expiry, will that make any difference?

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Let’s see, we should assemble and give suggestions against removing weekly expiry in SEBI consultation.
Doing something is better than doing nothing.

We should try.

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There will be a change ,

Here the PercentTrader explained :

For an investor there are lot many options Like the SGBs there you have a safe investment option for a very long duration , no need of desperation , even if weekly FNO expiry goes off , there will be another opportunity

Investors like us can make 10% per annum consistentlty after all charges, so only we pledge and trade for some more.
Even if we invest we are not fortunate or “knowledgeable” like👇 big traders.
So we need instruments like weekly expiry to make money ethically.


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Many people after earning for years and paying all taxes , invested their hard earned money in stock market pledge it , learn and backtest strategies to make some more .
But all their efforts are in vain, only “knowledgeable” people like those mentioned above dont need trading as additional source of income.

India is one of the highest tax in capital market instrument
for example - if you trade one option contract - you need to pay
STT
CTT
Sebi charge
GST
Brokerage
Stamp Duty
for what this much charges how one trader will hedge his portfolio , and make money

so only TRUMPH critizied india is Highly Tax Country in thw world
Middle Class will never grow here

I Like trumph critized the tax in india - so the modi govt reduce some in GST -
The Voice is come from America

Its shame for india

No good planning from SEBI and FM

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But No Road - Then why Road Tax

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Yes, seems like we all need to buy 4x4 SUVs to drive on Indian roads :sweat_smile:, because we are after all offroading daily, unlike the developed countries where offroading is only a sport.

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Do you mean the FM :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye: no judgement :slight_smile:

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We are very fortunate to have this as essential, offroading for foreigners is luxury, everybody can’t afford there. For us, it is part of our daily life :stuck_out_tongue:

If SEBI is at all serious about protecting retailers interest, they should consider perpetual contracts with nominal swap fees.

After weekly expiry ban , people will shift to monthly , so SEBI may bring a rule saying u can buy /sell monthly only as hedge to your portfolio. For eg if u have 25 L portfolio u can buy/ sell nifty1 lot only.
After banning weekly :point_up:this is the change i am expecting.

@drsennath and who will provide liquidity in counter to your hedge position?

No market can exist without speculators, i don’t know why sebi guys are so dumb that they can’t understand this fact

Hi SEBI brought daily expiry, sebi cancelled daily expiry, sebi said only 2 expiry per week, now sebi says it will increase the duration of expiry, .all these of course is to protect retail traders, according to sebi.