Yes. For sure. I just expressed my opinion here. In my opinion the posts abusing sebi is useless. If you really wanna protest, why don’t you do it in front of sebi headquarters?
Disagree. Online has as much impact as offline. FWIW, protest about the forced installation of Sanchar saathi app happened online and government backtracked. No one protested in front of DoT headquarters to get result. Words are powerful. If used skillfully by an expert, they’re way more powerful than actions. Forums are a place of exchange of words.
How about a 50% wealth tax? I’m just trying to see where your line is 
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No problem. If I have to live in this country, I have to follow the rules of this land.
Otherwise I move. As simple as that.
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Okay let’s see if SEBI does anything after reading posts in tradingqna. 
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SEBI basically wants people to have teeth in the game and then only go for options of the stocks. If you are not invested in the stock then why do you need hedging for it?
Exactly. People whining evey day on this forum in 10 threads over the same thing again and again, as if whining here will change anything. Anything material that can bring about change - people wont do that as it is too much effort. But it is easy to whine without any action!
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So even you are cool if there is 100cr margin requirement? 
Why should options be used only for hedging?
Did SEBI take that much effort to bring about a new change? Why do you ask the opposition to put more effort than SEBI? Whining online, does create the atmosphere that eventually lead to actual protests, if that is needed.
OMG - this thread is hilarous. Love that people are losing it over SEBI changing rules so that they are unable to make quick money anymore unless they have more skin invested. Amazing move by SEBI, i absolutely love it!!! Love to see all the people getting pissed, and raging on fighting with each other over something they have no control over lol
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It was same when weekly expiries were removed. It’s been a year. Now nobody even talks about it. They will get used to new rules as well if and when they are implemented.
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It’s okay to express displeasure about something that affects your freedom and prospects…
@zoomtrader so you feel people “whine”? That makes you whine about their whining eh? 
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Bro had point here 
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I strongly believe market should be fair and free for all participants.
Sebi must focus on increasing knowledge base of retail participants . They must launch free online study materials in every language to educate people of india about capital markets just like we get for universities like iit nit etc.
@nithin when this drama is going to end every other day for last 6 months ,some sources quotes this or that😐
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Self declared product suitability like in the US is okay, but does this mean the curbs on multiple weekly expiries and 0DTEs would be removed? 
And someone can make money off these news which seem to turn out to be false more often than not.
Broker stocks make good moves.
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The issue with product sustainability framework is that SEBI can intentionally keep the bar very high to effectively ban all retailers without framing it that way.
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As long as there are media channels, drama is bound to ensue. 
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If look at both looser and winners , SEBI has to be with the looser , by that logic SEBI may tighten access to derivatives , One or other day on social media or even on Zerodha Q&A story of a person who lost lakhs of money in trading derivative comes up, probably this is one of the reason to SEBI reaction
Charge taxes to winners only. Loser doesn’t need to pay tax. No stt. No stamp duty. Nothing. Loser gets free ride.
Afterall, didnt they say, around 50% of loses goes to transaction charges for the retailers? Do this then, stratight up you reduced 50% losses.
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