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A stray dog limped into a vet’s clinic by himself and asked for help by offering his injured paw for inspection.
The way the lady attended, brought a smile to my face. ❤️
Well, banning the product to overcome suitability issues is like cutting the leg coz of a wound scar.
Suitability framework can be brought without disrupting a well functioning markets.
@FinMinIndia@SEBI_updates
It's high time for the Top Stockbrokers to realize ONE thing.
SEBI chairpersons will come and go, but broker's interests lie 100% inline with the interests of retail traders.
Time to stand up, and wiggle the lobbies around the regulator.
#WeeklyExpiriesMustStay
Planning to do a video on 'Why SEBI SHALL NOT ban weekly expiries?' next week.
If you are a profitable option trader and have been around for more than 2 years, pls fill the form given in the trailing tweet and our team will get in touch.
We ll shoot different perspectives from a retail trader's POV.
Banning weekly expiries is a brainless move and we shall make the best of efforts to let the regulator know.
Another jhumla!
🚨 SEBI is now thinking of removing weekly expiries because “retailers are losing money.”
Next, why not ban:
❌ UPSC, IIT, CA - since most fail even after giving years to it?
❌ Startups - since most shut down in 3 years?
❌ Every business - because only a handful succeed?
👉 Success rates are low everywhere. That doesn’t mean you BAN the system. It means you FIX the system.
The real problem is NOT weekly expiries.
The real killers are:
⚡ STT eating into every trade
⚡ Draconian taxation squeezing retailers
⚡ No incentives for building long-term wealth
But instead of solving these, they give us “band-aid reforms” that only sound good on paper. Retailers aren’t fools.
💡 Remove STT. Rationalize taxes. Give retailers a fair ground.
Then watch how many bounce back profitably.
This move isn’t about protecting retailers. It’s about fooling them, keeping them busy, and diverting attention from the real reforms India’s markets need.
🌟 Retailers deserve reforms, not excuses!🌟
👉 Retweet if you’re tired of this circus.
👉 Tag a policymaker who needs to hear this.
Another jhumla!
🚨 SEBI is now thinking of removing weekly expiries because “retailers are losing money.”
Next, why not ban:
❌ UPSC, IIT, CA - since most fail even after giving years to it?
❌ Startups - since most shut down in 3 years?
❌ Every business - because only a handful succeed?
👉 Success rates are low everywhere. That doesn’t mean you BAN the system. It means you FIX the system.
The real problem is NOT weekly expiries.
The real killers are:
⚡ STT eating into every trade
⚡ Draconian taxation squeezing retailers
⚡ No incentives for building long-term wealth
But instead of solving these, they give us “band-aid reforms” that only sound good on paper. Retailers aren’t fools.
💡 Remove STT. Rationalize taxes. Give retailers a fair ground.
Then watch how many bounce back profitably.
This move isn’t about protecting retailers. It’s about fooling them, keeping them busy, and diverting attention from the real reforms India’s markets need.
🌟 Retailers deserve reforms, not excuses!🌟
👉 Retweet if you’re tired of this circus.
👉 Tag a policymaker who needs to hear this.
@TheDeadTraderrr@TradeRider_Ind Ohk Aap aage chalu krna chahte ho Toh Selling
Practice krna Profit kam aayega 2-3 % monthly par aayega mostly consistent profit aayega physiology maintain reheta hai position size bhi Automatically Control mein reheta hai