ILLIQUID STOCK
Sebi approves stricter norms for inclusion of individual stocks for derivative trading
The criteria for exit would apply to only those stocks which have completed at least six months from the month of entry into the derivative segment. while for existing stocks in the derivatives segment, the exit criteria on the basis of performance would be applicable three months after the date of issuance of circular, Sebi said.
Sebi weighs tighter checks for stocks at F&O entry gate
In its June 8 consultation paper, Sebi had sought feedback from market participants for its plan to revise the eligibility criteria for stocks to be a part of the futures and options (F&O) segment. The regulator wants stocks that are part of the derivatives market to be more liquid and traded by a wide set of market participants to prevent manipulation and lower risks to the system.
Sebi plans tweaks to address derivative trading risks: Report
India's markets regulator, SEBI, is considering tweaks to derivative trading rules to address risks from the explosive growth in options trading. The rules aim to regulate retail trading and involve discussions with fund houses.
India is a buy-on-dips market; we have raised a lot of cash unlike in ‘14 & ‘19 elections: Sandeep Tandon
Sandeep Tandon of Quant Mutual Fund analyzes market volatility, emphasizing buying on dips and sector rotation. He discusses India's unique asset class status and anticipates a ferocious market correction with sector resurgences.
Sebi extends settlement scheme period till June 10 in illiquid stock option cases
"It has been observed that during the last few days, a large number of entities have shown interest in availing the scheme. Considering the interest of entities in availing the scheme, the competent authority has extended the period of the scheme till June 10, 2024," Sebi said in a statement.
Have some cash on sidelines; Kotak a good buy on dips; Titan too overvalued: Sandip Sabharwal
Sandip Sabharwal advises caution in the market due to uncertain valuations and growth trajectory. He highlights investment opportunities in auto companies, consumer goods, and infra firms amidst global economic shifts and upcoming elections. Sabharwal says: "Post results, Dabur looked like a decent proposition because it has underperformed for so many years and that is one consumer company which is saying that they are releasing growth uptake."
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If you do not treat me well as an investor, I do not care what the macro story is for India: Ajit Dayal, Quantum Advisors
Ajit Dayal of Quantum Advisors cautions about the dangers of high allocations in smallcap funds due to liquidity concerns and stresses the importance of governance in investments to ensure profitability and mitigate risks in the Indian market. Dayal also says: "European capital for India is also important and European capital is increasingly trying to find alternatives to be in other nations besides China."
Why did the market plunge and climb back to the top again? Manish Sonthalia on 5 themes to invest in
Manish Sonthalia says the market fall had been overdue as some segments of the market were frothy in the broader markets and that led to a correction of sorts . But in general, markets are not very expensive. Sonthalia highlights reasonable market valuations and the significance of investment themes and order books for future growth. Anticipates gradual earnings realization for slightly higher valuations.
ETMarkets Smart Talk: Nimesh Chandan on markets, dividend-paying stocks & why investors should exercise caution in SME space
Nimesh Chandan, CIO of Bajaj Finserv AMC, advises focusing on companies trading below their intrinsic value. He believes that India is outperforming developed and emerging markets and expects fixed-income markets to generate good returns. Chandan also sees potential in the tourism sector and warns investors to be cautious about SME IPOs.
Sebi to introduce settlement scheme III on illiquid option cases
The Scheme would provide a settlement opportunity to all the entities that have executed reversal trades in the stock options in the period between April 01, 2014 and September 30, 2015, against whom proceedings have been initiated and are pending before any authority, Sebi said.
Sebi comes out with settlement scheme III on illiquid option cases
Capital markets regulator Sebi on Wednesday introduced a third settlement scheme for entities involved in reversal trades in the stock options segment on BSE in 2014 and 2015.
Stock market to remain open today. Timings, trading strategy, do’s and don’ts for special session
Stock exchanges BSE and NSE will have a live trading session on a Saturday to assess system preparation for an unanticipated tragedy. Intraday trading is limited and lower trading volumes may result in wider spreads and potential losses. Currency and commodity markets will be closed.
Retail rebellion in these 35 smallcap stocks spark rally, defy big money
35 smallcap stocks have seen increased stake from retail investors despite MFs and FIIs reducing their stakes. This has resulted in double-digit returns since October 2023, with stocks like Inox Wind Energy and Prestige Estates Projects showing the highest gains. In many instances, it has been noticed that retail ownership has become sizeable enough to even cross institutional holding.
Deepak Shenoy likes to buy more when stocks go up and not only on dips: Here's why
Deepak Shenoy, founder of Capital Mind, shares insights on India's infrastructure changes and the challenges faced by the fintech industry. He discusses potential regulations in the hospital space and the impact on pricing. He also highlights the importance of buffers in investment portfolios to address market illiquidity. He says: "We would like to buy more when the stocks go up rather than just on declines."
What are penny stocks? How to identify promising opportunities there? Shweta Jain answers
Penny stocks are often misunderstood, but smallcap companies offer more reliable information and better quality businesses. If you are okay with losing money, then you look at a penny stock. But if you are looking at investment, then smallcap is the way to go. To identify promising penny stocks, investors should evaluate information, business prospects, founders' background, audited results, and auditors amidst the vast choices available.
This type of illiquid shares cannot be transferred out of demat account or sold anywhere
A share which was once actively traded on stock exchanges could turn illiquid one day due to multiple reasons like trading suspension/block or any news event, etc. Further an investor cannot exit from such stocks by selling them on the stock exchange since there is no buyer.
Sebi slaps Rs 65 lakh fine on 13 entities for indulging in non-genuine trades
The order came after the regulator observed large-scale reversal trades in the illiquid stock options segment on the BSE, leading to artificial volumes on the exchange.
Illiquid stock option: 10,980 entities avail Sebi's fresh settlement scheme
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) announced on Friday that 10,980 entities had settled cases pertaining to alleged manipulation of illiquid stock options. The scheme was initially kept open for a period of three months from August 22 to November 21 and it was later extended till January 21, 2023, considering the interest of a large number of entities to avail the scheme. Sebi noted several instances of trades by a set of entities trading in the options segment of certain stocks listed on
Sebi to bring settlement scheme for brokers facing action in illiquid stock option cases
SEBI has decided to introduce a Settlement Scheme for 150 stock brokers, 2022 (Scheme 2022) for Stock Brokers against whom enforcement proceedings have been approved/initiated and are pending for executing trades in illiquid stock options at BSE.
Sebi extends deadline for settlement scheme on illiquid stock options cases to Jan 21
The present scheme has been made easier as the entities can apply online instead of submission of physical papers. The scheme was also made attractive so that many entities could avail the same. Most of the entities can settle their proceedings by paying only Rs 1 lakh as a settlement amount.
Settlement scheme for illiquid stock options cases
"Sebi has framed a Settlement Scheme (Scheme, 2022) for the entities against whom proceedings have been initiated and are pending before any forum or authority, viz. Courts/SAT, Adjudicating Officer or Recovery Officer (provided an appeal has been filed and the same is pending before the SAT/Court," the notice mentioned.
Why riskometer for equity mutual funds won’t flag illiquidity in mid & small cap stocks
Riskometers for equity funds point to the highest level of risk, so there is no scope to detect further changes.
Sebi levies Rs 25 lakh fine on 5 entities in illiquid stock options case at BSE
The orders came after Sebi observed large scale reversal trades in the stock options segment of BSE, leading to the creation of artificial volume in the segment.
Sebi levies Rs 15 lakh fine on 3 entities in illiquid stock options case
In three separate orders, the regulator slapped a fine of Rs 5 lakh each on Priti Sultania, Deepa Hirani and Vivek Rungta HUF.
Sebi levies Rs 20 lakh fine on 4 entities in illiquid stock options case
In four separate orders, the regulator slapped a fine of Rs 5 lakh each on Sanjay Kumar Khetan HUF, Sanjay Dhody, Princi Agarwal and Priti Sagar Rawat.
Sebi levies Rs 45 lakh fine on 9 entities in illiquid stock options case
Sebi observed large-scale reversal of trades in stock options segment of BSE. It noted that such large-scale reversal of trades in stock options led to creation of artificial volume at BSE.
Sebi slaps Rs 40 lakh fine on 8 entities in illiquid stock options case
In eight separate orders, the regulator levied a fine of Rs 5 lakh each on Nikita Rungta, Aakash Prakash Shah, Abha Mohunta, Aachman Vanijya, Abhi Portfolio, A C Agarwal Commodities, Vinay Ramanlal Shah HUF and Vinodkumar M Jain.
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