Will New F&O Proposal PUSH Middle Class Retail Traders OUT of Stock Market | Real Traders Feedback

SEBI recently published a consultation paper on F&O trading regulations. In this paper, SEBI has proposed 7 points around the current rules in Futures and Options trading that will help in curbing the volume and trading turnover by retail traders in this segment.
On one side, SEBI understands that derivatives trading assists the market in price discovery, liquidity and offering an investor with an option of risk management. On the other hand, there are inherent concerns in this trading, thereby, increasing speculation and creating a gambling mindset among the traders.
SEBI, in its consultation paper, has shown data and statistics around the behavior of a trader on the expiry day, during the last hour and then last few mins of the expiry. It has even gotten to the details of day wise market movements on expiry and non-expiry days.
With this paper, SEBI is focussing on:-
Rationalization of strike price for options
- Upfront collection of options premium
- Removal of calendar spread benefit on expiry day
- Intraday monitoring of position limits
- Minimum contract size
- Rationalization of weekly index products
- Increase in margin near contract expiry
In this video, we talk about all these points in the proposal and also, we talk to some of the actual traders in the market including Option Buyers (Vivek and Ronak), Option Sellers (Vikas and Puneet) and a Futures trader (Shubham), where they talk about what they really think about the goods and bads of these rules.
Watch this video to know from the hearts of India's real traders.
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