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    How Sebi action will impact profits of discount stock broking firms like Zerodha and Groww

    Market regulator Sebi mandated in its July 1 circular uniform brokerage charges that are not based on volumes. Due to this, tech-first brokers are staring at impact on valuations. Platforms like Shoonya and Mstock charge zero brokerage fees, and they are bracing for impact from Sebi's instructions. Venture fund-backed startups like Groww, Upstox, Zerodha and listed discount broker Angel One will also have to start charging their customers.

    Zerodha's Nithin Kamath flags famous actors promoting unregulated trading platforms through ads

    Zerodha's co-founder Nithin Kamath expressed concerns about celebrities, including actors, endorsing advertisements for unauthorized trading platforms. He noted seeing a famous actor promoting such a platform and gave them the benefit of the doubt regarding awareness. Notably, similar issues have arisen with actors endorsing Octafx, another problematic platform.

    What should investors do with HDFC Bank stocks? Rahul Shah answers

    So, a good IPO and the way they have priced it also, as you rightly said, that very reasonably priced and some money to be made on the table for the investors and in a pharma pack when we are seeing that most of the pharma packs are doing quite well and the way the segment which has been into Emcure is into, so all the front they have been firing at this point of time.

    Gainers & Losers: Kotak Bank, BSE among 7 stocks that hogged limelight on Tuesday
    Broking stocks fall up to 10% after SEBI calls for uniform charges

    SEBI instructed MIIs to ensure uniform charges benefiting end clients, with changes effective from October 1, 2024. The circular aims to rectify incorrect disclosures, especially regarding charges collected from end clients by MIIs. MIIs are directed to redesign charge structures and communicate with SEBI for compliance.

    Stock Radar | TCS could likely to reclaim 4000 levels in next 2-4 months: Ajit Mishra

    “We are seeing a gradual recovery in the IT pack and TCS is trading in sync with the move. Traders can buy for a target of Rs 4140 in the next 2-4 months,” says Ajit Mishra – SVP, Research, Religare Broking Ltd.Stock Radar | TCS could likely to reclaim 4000 levels ...

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