Do u know somethin in detail regarding this
If such happens forex will takeover and small investors will prefer to trade ther lol, as swadesi me koi paisa nau lagayega ,nse will become chiller party ha ha
Thanks for posting those numbers.
OK.
But are these restrictions only for derivatives or also for stock intraday and,or short term stock trading?
Bekar He stockmarket ,pura bekar, lol ,more rules aur bhi bekar ha ha waste of time.
There is circuits breakers to save pplz in stocks anyway caping is shit. Lol
What about buying options only? Then the risk is limited.
If everyone is buying then who will sell?
lol 
FIIS mostly sell/write options…
so SEBI wants retailers to buy options and not sell/write options so that FIIS will be able to sell options.
I think instead of getting worked up on regulatory issues. Traders must explore ways to trade in international markets, forex etc. Regulations will keep changing. It will have to rub some section on wrong side. The question is are you a survivor?
Everybody is a survivor within themselves no question about that. But the question that comes to mind is that whether this is possible for a retail client with limited capital or not.
Cause international markets require a good amount of money to trade properly considering the risks and commissions, not to mention the legal issue that may bring up.
Last time i checked forex trading was non bailable offense. What a blasphemy !!
CFDs, ETFs, stocks are the only options that comes to mind.
@nithin prima facie this doesn’t look all that bad coz the central theme seems not to be an attempt at capping trading activities based on networth but instead to use networth to assess legitimacy… nithin, what’s your thoughts on this?
Nothing yet from SEBI. Hopefully it is on the same lines of this article.
Did anything new came up with this issue? What is the present status?
Nothing, status quo. Hopefully stays that way. 
Looks like this may become reality soon. If this does happen, can this be struck down by SAT or Courts ?
Its probably fine to have some restrictions for absolutely new people as they are more likely to harm themselves.
But problem is SEBI babus will probably come up some nonsense way of doing it leading to issues for more experienced people too. Lets see. No one at SEBI ever looks at how much more STT we need to pay in cash and that is probably one of the biggest reasons people find it hard to turn a profit once they have a decent plan. They don’t care about retailers making money.
It feels as if SEBI has a hidden device in my room and is actively seeking to hinder anything that i am doing or plan to do …