A damning SEBI study reveals that 91 percent of individual traders lost money in derivatives trading, with retail investors collectively losing Rs1.06 lakh crore in FY25 while sophisticated algorithmic traders profited at their expense
Every exchange will continue to be allowed one weekly benchmark index options contract on their chosen day -- either Tuesday or Thursday.
This rapid increase in margin trading reflects the growing participation and leverage in the market, which can add fuel to a rally but also increase risks if the market turns downward
A study by Kotak Institutional Equities points out that similar curbs were introduced in the derivative markets in Korea and China, which adversely affected these markets
The average daily turnover in the last four sessions is pegged at $11 billion per day, which is a huge jump from the $2.5 billion turnover that was the average turnover for the rest of the month.
Right now, BSE stands to lose more than NSE because a big chunk of its derivatives turnover is coming from its weekly options
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The move is likely aimed at allaying inflation concerns ahead of a spate of state elections.
The ETF will bring more retail investors into the market, including Indian investors, who can now buy the ETF provided they have an account with an international broker.
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The brokers’ associations have been given a week’s time to submit the note on funding the margins of their clients.
More and more brokers are shutting shop or diversifying
There are other ways of protecting small investors and dampening trading interest in a stock. Increasing margins is one key example.
The derivatives to cash market ratio for India has increased to 29.6 from around 15.0 two years ago.
Castrol has been consolidating since February 2017 when it had made an intermediate high of 438.
The Nifty shut shop below psychological 7900-mark ahead of expiry of December derivative contracts.
The total F&O traded value on Thursday stood at Rs 6.27 lakh crore, registering a jump of nearly 8 percent over its earlier high of Rs 5.81 lakh crore recorded on February 26, 2015.
Nifty upside might also be capped at 6,300 for December derivative series which ends on December 26, as highest open interest in call options is now held at 6,300 strike price compared with 6,500 earlier, say traders.
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According to derivative report by Aditya Birla Money, along with cash buying momentum improving, Nifty may retest stiff resistance at higher levels 6040-6090 levels.
According to derivative by Way2Wealth, on higher side Nifty will face resistance around 6120 levels. From those levels profit booking is expected and that may drag Nifty towards 6020-5980 levels in short term.
ICICIdirect.com has come out with its derivative report. According to the research firm, Nifty is likely to trade in the range of 6050-6130. The trading strategy would be to create short positions if the Nifty resists at around 6125 levels for targets of 6090 and 6070.
According to derivative report by Way2Wealth, overall momentum of Nifty is weak and bounce back to 5950-5980 should be used to exit from long positions and create fresh shorts.
Angel Broking has come out with its report on derivative. According to the research firm, Friday‘s fall in DLF was mainly due to long unwinding. The firm feels the counter could resume its uptrend which could take the stock to around Rs 234. Go long with the stop loss of Rs 213.