@Ankit_Quant@GoldenDustbin And, because of this temporary increased gap or decreased gap in bearish candle, we end up losing that many points. And, logically this may not cancel out in long run. But, i still don't have enough data on this. Your insights on this will be helpful. How do you manage this?
@Ankit_Quant@GoldenDustbin I've observed that if one has to trade in nifty futures in a trend, if trg is at a bullish 5 min or 3 min candle, the future-spot gap suddenly increases by 5-25 points after a bullish candle, and which later normalises to usual pre-candle gap. Continued...
Indian stock markets are no longer being managed by visionaries. They’re being micromanaged by bureaucrats who treat traders like tax-paying lab rats.
This government keeps bragging about India becoming a global financial superpower while simultaneously strangling the very people who keep the markets alive. Retail participation exploded because ordinary Indians finally took risk, learned markets, provided liquidity, and believed they could build wealth outside traditional systems. And what did the government do? Tax them from every possible angle and regulate them into exhaustion.
STT. GST. Capital gains tax. Constant derivatives crackdowns. Random rule changes every few months. Policies designed by people who probably think option Greeks are a college fraternity.
The hypocrisy is insane. They celebrate record demat accounts on stage while quietly making active participation more expensive, more difficult, and less rewarding every single year.
You cannot build a world class capital market with a third world policymaking mindset obsessed with extraction over growth. Every new announcement feels less like economic reform and more like a desperate cash grab from the only section of young Indians still willing to take financial risk in this economy.
And the scary part? This slow destruction won’t show up immediately. Liquidity dries slowly. Innovation dies quietly. Risk appetite disappears gradually. One day the government will wake up wondering why participation collapsed after spending years treating traders and investors like enemies instead of economic contributors.
Absolutely insane scenes right now.
Most of the crackdown on derivatives is due to the strong arming by the mutual funds industry.
And looks like they're the ones going down first with everything happening around us.
@yogeeswarpal is that a possibility? Can they be so blatantly biased in the name of bringing flows, if they widen such disparity,will it not discourage domestic inflows. what's the point of getting foreign inflows and letting go of domestic ones !And does such disparity exist in other nations?
@SarangSood I see even the multiple layers of tax system as an organised and legalised, not only normalised, scam !!! If one considers it a scam, then it is THE biggest by a very huge margin !!!
Brigadier VK Joshi, 70, served the Army for three decades, survived war and multiple counterinsurgency operations, but lost his life to a stray bullet in a pointless clash between a group of urban dehatis.
A Delhi-registered Fortuner overtook a Scorpio N on Mussoorie Road in Dehradun, which hurt the ScorpioN occupants ego. The ScorpioN occupants gave chase. When the Fortuner didn’t yield, the ScorpioN group of urban dehatis pulled out a pistol and started firing.
At that very moment, Brigadier Joshi was out on his morning walk. A bullet from that reckless exchange found him. His friends rushed him to the hospital, but he was declared dead on arrival.
A life of service ended by someone else’s arrogance. As far as the urban dehatis are concerned, I'm sure they'll be out on bail in no time.