🚨 SEBI Chairman warns investors against finfluencers, exaggerated return claims
Tuhin Kanta Pandey asks investors to use regulated channels and invest only in products they understand as SEBI launches Project Jagrook
-Project Jagrook launched to boost investor education.
-SEBI aims to simplify market concepts in multiple languages.
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Nifty Pathfinder Update:
· Nifty Daily RSI has reached extremely oversold level of 20.90
· Last time this RSI came close to this level was in Feb 2025. Nifty return was +7.91% in 15 days after this.
· Only in 2008, did Nifty RSI sustain below this and went further to 12-13 levels but that was a global meltdown.
· Nifty PCR at 0.79 at the start of new series indicating pessimism/ India VIX at 4 month high.
· Nifty FII Long Short Ratio near 8.5 which is all time low.
· Nifty April 2026 Low was 22,182 so expect shorts to take profits around this level.
· View: Markets heavily oversold; Expect relief rally from 22,000 – 22,182 support zone.
Regards,
Rahul Sharma
#Nifty50 29Sep
Breach of 23K supp triggered massive long unwinding & fresh selling pressure
🔴 Similar selling likely in case of move below Intraday supp of 22700 today upto 22560
🟢 Upside abv 22820, Nif likely to pull-back upto 22900-930 area
↔️ No trades within this range
SEBI CONSULTATION PAPER – KEY PROPOSALS ON CLOSING AUCTION SESSION (CAS)
• DERIVATIVES SETTLEMENT: SEBI proposes two options for expiry-day settlement. Option 1 – Blended VWAP: use trades from the last 30 minutes of CTS + 10 minutes of CAS, with weights based on actual traded value. Option 2 – CTS VWAP: continue using only the last 30 minutes of CTS initially, with a possible shift to Blended VWAP after at least one year. Final Consultation Paper September 12, 2026.pdf
• IEP / IIV: Security-level IEPs would continue to be disseminated, but SEBI proposes stopping the dissemination of the IEP-derived Indicative Index Value (IIV) during CAS because it can be mistaken for an actual traded index level.
• MARKET TIMINGS – OPTION A: CTS for CAS stocks until 3:30 PM, CAS from 3:31–3:40 PM, and F&O trading until 3:45 PM. Final Consultation Paper September 12, 2026.pdf
• MARKET TIMINGS – OPTION B: CTS for CAS stocks remains until 3:15 PM, CAS runs 3:15–3:25 PM, and F&O trading ends at 3:30 PM. Final Consultation Paper September 12, 2026.pdf
• TRANSITION PERIOD: SEBI proposes cutting the CTS-to-CAS transition period from 5 minutes to up to 1 minute. Final Consultation Paper September 12, 2026.pdf
• POST-CAS F&O WINDOW: The derivatives trading window after CAS would be reduced from 10 minutes to 5 minutes. Final Consultation Paper September 12, 2026.pdf
• CAS ORDERS: The existing ±3% price band would remain. However, orders placed beyond ±1% of the reference price could not be cancelled during CAS; only price-improving modifications would be permitted. Final Consultation Paper September 12, 2026.pdf
• ICEBERG ORDERS: Unexecuted Iceberg quantities at the end of CTS could be converted into normal limit orders and the entire pending quantity disclosed in the CAS order book. Final Consultation Paper September 12, 2026.pdf
BOTTOM LINE: SEBI is seeking to make CAS more reliable and transparent, reduce the influence of indicative prices on derivatives trading, improve continuity between CTS and CAS, and provide greater certainty around expiry-day settlement. Public comments are invited until October 3, 2026. Final Consultation Paper September 12, 2026.pdf
23,600 was broken on Wednesday with a gap down.
Brent Oil has jumped more than 12% this week.
Resistance for brent is placed at $113-113.72 ; CMP $110
Unless we see reversal in Brent, expect Nifty to keep sliding with next support at 23,000.
#NiftyPathfinder
🚨 Fact-checking the claims around India’s GDP data
A closer look at the numbers suggests that the confusion stems from comparing figures based on different statistical series.
❌ Claim: Nominal GDP growth is just 2.6% and real growth is close to zero.
✅ Reality: When comparable figures under the revised GDP series are used, nominal GDP growth is 10.3%, while real GDP growth stands at 7.8%.
❌ Claim: Consumption is contracting.
✅ Reality: Official estimates show real household consumption expenditure grew 7.1%.
❌ Claim: Manufacturing is shrinking.
✅ Reality: Manufacturing GVA grew 9.2%, while capital-goods production rose 15.2% and electrical-equipment output surged 27%.
The takeaway is simple: mixing the old and new GDP series can produce misleading conclusions. The debate should be based on comparable data and consistent methodology—not selective arithmetic.