nifty is not going anywhere , today its cut 200 day MA - there is no strenth , i dont know nifty is is trading in high valuation , your opinion
better be in bond - rather then equity
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inside which one? 
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Buy before everybody comes in to buy. Going to 30k in Fy 27
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Sell before everybody comes in to sell. Going to 20k in Fy 27
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you always telling 30 k - 
japan like market is starting i think
because after this massive correction still nifty PE is 22.67 - still high valuation , need to correct more
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18k is fair.
Dropped 160 points so far exactly at 15:00. No close manipulation? Right? Just some users adjusting positions? Right?
For as long as you repeat the same thing, even I will. You asked for others opinion and thatâs mine. 
Wonât happen.
Without doubt. If you knew how fno works you wouldnât call it manipulation. Anything which doesnât work as per your expectation is not manipulation.
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Why donât you educate me? The reason if I remember right, you said was, people would like to modify positions EOD. If you want to modify/close positions, would you do it exactly at 15:00? Thereâs even a big gap in the 5s second chart between 15:00:00 and 15:00:05. Care to explain why the drop exactly at 15:00:00, the exact time(down to the millisecond) used by NSE to calculate the close price?
nifty will be 42k+ before trump completes his term, unless he is taken out. and silver will be 150 din mein paisa double 
Donât worry. The gap will be filled. 
As if i know. And I wonât break my head to know also.
Ehh⌠Then why are you so sure itâs not manipulation without even a shadow of doubt?
These 3 idiots again start to protect retail trader - they have no gut to protect usdinr - even nifty - 24/7 thinking about retailer WTF
They propose to sebi - Minimum criteria 25 lakhs networth in capital market - yoy income above 10 lakhs - for both option buying and selling -WTF , what this guy is telling india need to follow developed country - why they are not following devoleped country like roads , education , jobs, corroption in govt -
NSE CEO pitches for minimum qualifying criteria for derivatives trading
February 27, 2026, 14:50 IST/2 min read
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Chauhan proposed âminimum qualifying criteriaâ for participating in derivatives in line with similar regulations in Singapore, the US and other countries âso that lower strata people donât participate in the Indian derivatives market and lose moneyâ.
Ashishkumar Chauhan, Managing Director & CEO, NSE India. Credits: Narendra Bisht
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NSEâs Managing Director and CEO Ashishkumar Chauhan on Thursday made a case for âminimum qualifying criteriaâ for those participating in derivatives trading to prevent people from lower strata of society from wasting their money on speculation.
In light of capital markets regulator Sebiâs finding that over 90 per cent of of the traders lose money in derivatives trading, the head of the IPO-bound stock exchange said no developing country can allow âlower strata citizens to waste their money, energy and resources on speculationâ.
Speaking at an event here, Chauhan proposed âminimum qualifying criteriaâ for participating in derivatives in line with similar regulations in Singapore, the US and other countries âso that lower strata people donât participate in the Indian derivatives market and lose moneyâ.
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Both the government and regulatory bodies have taken numerous measures to curb retail participation in the forward and options segments, aiming to funnel more money into the cash segment.
The government in the 2026-27 Budget raised the securities transaction tax in a bid to dissuade people from speculative trading.
The policy and regulatory measures have impacted volumes in the market. Stock brokers and bourses derive a sizeable proportion of their revenues by executing trades.
Chauhan said the derivatives markets are important for capital formation in a country like India and their need will only go up in the subsequent years as ma
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A better criteria to protect Indian money will be percentage wise limits
- Loss of >50% of networth: Ban for 2 years
- Loss of >25%: Ban for 1 year
- Gain of >15%: STT refund
- Gain of >50%: 10% ITR refund
By applying this to only citizens, FII money bleed via derivatives can be stopped or reversed.
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Doesnât make sense though. Why would the Guy benefiting from derivatives volume propose to reduce it? Whatâs his angle? Does he want like only high paying customers - so he can increase exchange fees?
two week befor sebi told no more curbs , on budget day they increase STT , today this guy coming from new idea , when the govt is not clear - market will not move forward - FII continues selling - today also they sold 7000+ crore
FII is losing confident in indiam market and psycho rules from goverment month on month
When the DII mutual fund investor also redeem - then market govindha
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If itâs manipulation then complain to sebi na. Why are you crying here? Prove that itâs manipulation. This is normal in all markets. Positioning keep changing. Donât try to find reasons for everything. Accept and move on.
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great time to buy on Monday.
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