Very good solution.
My ITR is not SEBIs business !
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If SEBI is really concerned about retail investors or traders then they must ensure that every one prticipating in stock market are always profitable no matter what!!
Will SEBI guarantee investors or traders money’s safety??
If an investor is stuck in a stock or mutual fund for over 5 year, will SEBI give him atleast FD interest and his losses in such investment??
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Not even in your dream 
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I know that
If SEBI is not able to do that then why is it making such drama that they are doing this to protect small investor and traders.
If SEBI wants us to stay away from market and wants us to invest in mutual funds they they must ensure guaranteed profits for the investors.(just like guaranteed returns in FD).
otherwise who will invest in mutual funds and stock markets?
People are anyway getting guaranteed returns in FDs.
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why should i disclose my personal networth to anyone??
i am not asking for loan from SEBI.
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If my net worth is 1400 Rs. will i be able to buy 1 share of reliance or will sebi object saying that I should first buy food and clothes before trading. 
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Haha
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sebi acts same as banks, SEBI can’t catch / punish fraud companies in the listed segment and they are here to save retailers in the name of restriction / limitaions.
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Is singapore a better country in terms of government regulations for short term traders?
No person, in any culture, likes to be bullied. No person likes living in fear because his or her ideas are different.
Nobody likes being poor or hungry, and nobody likes to live under an economic system in which the fruits of his or her labor go perpetually unrewarded.
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“While we understand SEBI’s concern on the issue of product suitability framework that needs applied to F&O trading, at the very outset we would like to point out that India is uniquely adaptable to understanding the F&O markets by the masses as the country boasts of the oldest Stock Exchange of Asia, as well as years of experience with the unique *Badla” system that has evolved as the F&O market as we see today. Further, the entire F&O market is regulated, exchanged traded with standardized contracts and risk management norms that are by now well understood by the general masses.
Application of product suitability framework to the entire spectrum of market participants would not serve the interests of the capital markets. There exist a multitude of client types in the Indian equity markets be it Retail, FINI, Corporates, Institutions, etc. A common approach with respect to product suitability for all would seriously damage market liquidity and efficiency.
Therefore, at the very beginning, there is a need to make a clear distinction between participants who have the both the knowledge and the tinancial ability to participate in the derivative markets and those who don’t."
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Yes de r doing this regulation for investors and traders to not loose money, that means they want guarranteed pplz who make money in the market. BEST SOLUTION IS TO COMPENSATE THE TRADERS AND INVESTORS WHO LOOSE MONEY ,( SEBI CERTIFIED INVESTOR TRADER LoST MONEY THAT MEANS SEBI’S TEACHING IS AT FAULT SO SEBI SUD GIVE BACK INVESTORS OR TRADERS MONEY) and should remove the banner that says (markets are risky business) that would be great
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Helloo
Thnksss buddy for this PDF got some food for thought,
2day i will have a “GOOD night sleep” knowning thoda bohot to socha jaa raha he puri tarah se shayad band na ho apna kaam…
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And haan where did u got this PDF source, askking so that i can keep a track of that site…
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Thnkss a lot once again for infomative document 
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Even they are considering mutual fund too!
Better then let them do this, I will first withdraw my ELSS funds to increase my limit towards trading. Anyways ELSS funds invest in dabba stocks like ICICI, SBI so better to lose money in trading than lose slowly in non performing stocks.
Then if they say ELSS has lock in period, I will move to court.
Let them put limit on everything. Fools.
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This is the nice way of " Creaming out retail traders" so at any cost SEBI & its board members determined to deny opportunities to retail traders. and now " Assocation Of national Exchanges Members Of India " 
also joined hands with SEBI.
Whats going on plz explain me in simple word. is there any good news?
@nithin Please explain what ANMI is suggesting here :
“a cap on Margin Exposure (as applied to open positions) equivalent to a multiple of 5 times of NET WORTH is
suggested”
https://www.anmi.in/upload/anmi_work/1531397158ANMI_Note_on_Product_Suitability.pdf
Does it mean a cap on leverage 1:5 ?