i just hope they dont drag even the cash market to this nonsense
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btw, do you guys know whether gains from any trade will be further allowed to be added into the next trade? for ex- if the gains at one point reaches above my itr/networth limit will i be allowed to trade beyond my networth or is it that whatever trades i take must be withing my networth/itr limit only and there will be no scope for compounding of these returns as will be higher than my networth/itr?
Does SEBI mean that Mutual funds are always making profits?? so retailer traders must invest in mutual fund and stop investing and trading in stock market.
If it is the case, then SEBI must ensure that people investing in mutual funds are always making profits even if nifty crashes below 10000.
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Of course not. Most of them damn mutual funds couldn’t even beat the index 
On top of that there are the usual market risks like prolonged bear markets, drawdowns, commissions, sudden events, this, that, etc etc and the list goes on …
Come on its obvious why SEBI advocates MF… Cause they want more and more money coming their way and make sure that the common public always remain a slave to those rich fools…
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“Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Please read the offer document carefully before investing.”
People lost heavily through mutual funds also during 2008 market crash. During bear market panic most of the people usually sell all mutual funds at lowest rate with huge losses.
Also performance of all mutual funds are not same. Since, last 1 year many small cap and mid cap funds are above 10% loss.
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SEBI is missing those old days, when, $h|% like Harshad says, the then Market was the reflection of India’s true Capitalism upon asked whether it’s the Capitalism out of control?
Long, are those Old Gold Days gone for the Big Boys! Technology has made information eruption that enhances the Retail minority’s ability to freely participate. Ramifications leading to existence of institutions like Zerodha is the living example of this. Efforts of Zerodha, especially Varsity, and other brokers following the footsteps of Discount Brokerage in our country is a tight slap on the cheek of these narrow minded jerks. So, today the Biggies are disappointed at Retail’s engagement in the markets?
At 06’02’’ of the video -
Harshad, 1995: 70 new listings per month around 3 listings per day.
Today, 2018: What happened to those companies? What happened to our Economy? The then “True Capitalism” is today’s “Corrupt Capitalism” or “Corrupt Democracy” or “Corrupt Nation” after 25 years? Where was SEBI, when Harshad was pulling it off for years? Where was SEBI’s vigilance that a journalist had to uncover it? How Satyam took place right underneath SEBI’s nose? Does SEBI intend to put investing/trading back to those closed dark houses in today’s sound era? I am going nuts and clueless on where to SEBI is headed……Bloody concerned, my foot !!!
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Have the brokers been instructed to stop margin trading from any timeline?
It seems, Interactive Brokers has sent circular today informing Margin trading is being Discontinued from Sept1st and for derivatives it is informing to arrange Cash equivalent of the position!!!
Is it true?
IB confirmed that it is their internal decision nothing to do with SEBI/NSE. If you hold shares, 60% of the value of the shares are available as margin to take further position. That is withdrawn & No higher leverage for Intraday.
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@Dave @Vandana1 @ManishAstral @AkashKB @Anup_2018 @AmbedkarsFinger
Keep this thread on top by posting regularly. Other traders will come to know about our issues.
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What exam lol, just a declaration is enough signed by the trader
Unfortunately the thick heads who are running the regulatory body doesn’t seem to think so. They want to know the full historical background of the trader. And who knows if that can be used for some nefarious purposes if it falls into the wrong hands.
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As it is getting so many phone calls from Indore
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Pff… Yeah… them so called advisory peoples…
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Yes better close nse, and go back to primate age
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Even primates trade happily among themselves… 2 rocks, 3 logs of wood, 4 chickens, 5 wooden mauls, 2 shields, 4 tents… lol 
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We sud ask them before makin trade rules, do trade urself and see how hard it is ,it will be eye opener for them
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we are already signing a declaration at the time of acc opening…exam only if sebi wants u check our awareness about derivatives,that is reasonable demand to check ur awareness…but it shud not take this big brother attitude of dicatating how much risk we shud take …but rather ensuring through an online exam we know ourselves how much risk we are taking.
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Brokers might also become suspects in kidnappings and ransom cases … hope my broker remains safe 
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If SEBI really cares about small traders it should reduce the average futures contract size from around 8lacs to 1lac and double the margin requirements. So instead of paying 1lac margin on 8lac contract, traders will pay 25k on 1lac contract. Further it could probably ask for last 2 or 3yrs income tax returns to enter F&O segment.
In my opinion, most small traders lose money because of the inadequate position sizing. Smaller the contract sizes more will be the control & sanity. But this sleeping pig SEBI is going on doing the opposite.
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For real ???
lol… 
such a harassment caused by thick headed arrogant SEBI ignorants
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