venkat

[Sharad Jhunjhunwala @sharadjhun]

"न रहेगा बांस, न बजेगी बांसुरी"

If this is the way to address the 'Problem' of Retail Losses by 'Eliminating the Root Cause' by Killing the Market, then so be it.

On one side, our Honorable PM @narendramodi gave a call for "Sapt Dhara" which includes Manufacturing,Agriculture, Technology & Innovation, Infrastructure, Defense and Green & Blue Economy, all of which is Capital Intensive, but still they want to Kill Capital Markets.

Purpose of Capital Market is not for the Traders Ecosystem only but its regarded as the Backbone of any Economy. It is the medium for Enterprenaurs to Raise Capital from Retail and Channelise it into Industry.

If we don't have a Robust Capital Market with Volumes and Lower Transaction Costs, there will be NO Capital left in Capital Markets. Price Earnings will take a major Hit and get a Self Downgrade.

A Serious thought needs to be given on this as all the recent measures aiming to safeguard 'Retail Traders NOT Investors' is Strangulating the Entire Existence and Purpose of this Spinal Cord of the Financial Ecosystem.

#SaveCapitalMarket

@FinMinIndia @nsitharaman
@SEBI_India @NSEIndia

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[ɴᴀɢᴀʀᴀᴊᴜ @Bezawada_Alludu]

శ్రావణ సోమవారం
ఈ రోజు నుండి వ్రతం చేయండి
ఎలాగైనా గ్రూప్ 1 / 2 govt ఉద్యోగం కొట్టాలని

ఎందుకు, గ్లాస్ బిల్డింగ్ లో చల్లగా ఉంటాం కద అనుకోవద్దు

చల్లగా ఉన్నా, డబ్బులు ఉండవు
Look at the list, ఒక DE 400 కోట్ల అవినీతి
ఒక్క ఉద్యోగం - జనరేషనల్ వెల్త్ క్రియేట్ చేస్తది

Go for it 😂

[venkat @nagupv]

@Ronak_Unadkat It would be better to wait till 3:15PM tomorrow, if straddle is worth more than 60 , we can sell, if it is less than 30, better to buy !!

[𓏞 PAPYRUS404 𓏞 @CrazyNews_25]

My unpopular prediction for the U.S. stock market:

The next major selloff won't necessarily start because the economy collapses.

It could start when investors realize AI earnings are great.....,but not great enough to justify the expectations priced into the stocks.

Watch $PLTR, $CRWD, $AVGO and eventually even $NVDA.

The companies don't have to fail.

The expectations do.

And when expectations collapse, multiples follow.

[Yellow Dynamo 🔥 @BaluTweets0408]

కూటమి కంటే జగన్ పాలన వంద రేట��లు బెటర్ అన్నట్లు రోత పేపర్ రాసింది 💦💦💦💦

ఎప్పటిలాగానే ఫేక్ న్యూస్, దానిని ABV ఖండించారు

అసలు జగన్ పాలన బాగుందని ఎవడన్నా అ��టాడా 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦

[venkat @nagupv]

@adigitalblogger In order to control the manipulation CAS pricing, SEBI should put controls on number shares to be trade by each investor , may only 1 share each investor ! This will prevent manipulation by big guys. Thoroughly democratic

[venkat @nagupv]

@WealthyOptions1 exactly the prices indicate the sellers are ignoring the risk with CAS spikes or wanted to buy back before 3:15PM before CAS

[venkat @nagupv]

@yogeeswarpal @SEBI_India @BSEIndia @NSEIndia Option sellers are ignoring the CAS, they are selling the expiry as it is normal expiry without any risk.. beware guys!! you are taking more risk compare to the premium you collect !!

[Yogeeswar @yogeeswarpal]

Many friends suggesting that I could've easily recouped losses if I kept trading Aug 4. I care about livelihood over losses. I am looking after my livelihood by protesting to change the F&O timing, losses come next.

A full-time trader can't risk CAS closing in F&O.

@SEBI_India

[venkat @nagupv]

@ranasachin003 @jasveer10 Even it I 0.25%, we will haveany layers in supply chain in between manufacturer and retailer, if everyone pay 0.25% UPI charges, it will increase at least 1%. Everyone in supply has to pay 0.25%. They will switch to cash.

[Jasveer Singh @jasveer10]

Charging MDR on UPI will be a massive policy mistake.

The argument sounds simple, UPI costs money to run, so charge merchants a small MDR, maybe 0.25%, customers will still pay nothing. But that's not how people behave.

Today if a shopkeeper receives 1,000 through UPI, he gets 1,000. Now put a 0.25% MDR on it, and for someone receiving 1 crore through UPI, that's 25,000 gone.

What will the merchant do? Some will increase prices, some will ask customers to pay the extra charge, and many will simply say - cash de do.

This behaviour already exists in India, just look at Amex. Because of its higher merchant fee, many merchants simply refuse Amex or make you pay the extra 2-3% yourself.

The fee is "on the merchant" on paper, in real life the cost eventually reaches the customer, directly or indirectly.

That's where the real problem starts, India spent years changing people's behaviour from cash to UPI, and MDR can slowly push that behaviour backwards, from UPI to cash.

And cash isn't free either. More cash means more ATM withdrawals, more cash deposits, more cash handling by banks, more transportation and security costs.

But there is an even bigger problem. Cash is much harder to track, with UPI almost every transaction leaves a digital record, with cash, businesses can under-report sales much more easily. So you potentially increase tax leakage and the informal economy too.

This is why saying "MDR will be paid by merchants, not customers" misses the point. The merchant doesn't exist in isolation, he will change his behaviour and eventually pass the cost somewhere else.

Yes, UPI infrastructure costs money, banks, NPCI and fintech companies shouldn't be expected to run it for free forever. But before introducing MDR, the government needs to calculate something much bigger, how much does free UPI indirectly save India.

Less cash handling, fewer ATM transactions, lower banking costs, more digital transactions, better tax visibility, less black money, more formalisation.

The cost of running UPI is visible. The money UPI saves across the economy is invisible.

That's the number we should calculate before touching MDR. Otherwise, we may save 1 on UPI and create 5 of cost somewhere else.

Don't just calculate the cost of keeping UPI free, calculate the cost of making UPI paid.

[venkat @nagupv]

@amitmalviya In supply chain, from manufacturer- regional distributor - distributor - local distributor - retailer. If everyone pays nominal 0.25% for UPI payments, the price the same item will increases atleast 1% at customer end. The reason, everyone in supply chain pays it

[Basu-CA & RV @Basappamv]

UPI P2M = Rs.12 Lakh Cr/month
65% above Rs.2000 =Rs.7.8 Lakh Cr
Govt @ 0.25% = Rs.1,950 Cr/month = Rs.23,400 Cr/year

Congrats, we just invented a new tax that’s faster than UPI itself.
Soon UPI fee > >STT > >Income Tax.

#DigitalIndia #UPICharge #BetaTestingOnTaxpayers

[venkat @nagupv]

@RShivshankar The beauty of statistics are , we can show the stats that will prove our point. The fact is that 4% transactions drive 80% of cash transfer .... we may not pay pennies on small transactions, we may end up paying huge MDR !!

[venkat @nagupv]

@RajatJain So every member of the panel coordinated to get their proposal approved by mutual understanding and absenting from proceedings !! They shared among themselves !!

[Masculine Man @masculinmanx]

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[Tin tin @urvoicematrs]

is she a total idiot or does she think us people are idiots?
anyone with a 2 functioning brain cells would know that the merchants would either push the cost to customers or insist on cash payment...
i mean someone tell this pickle aunty to go back to her pickle making business and not fk with the economy anymore!

[Mohit Sharma @Mohitsharma202]

Trading is my profession and my livelihood.

I support this movement because every retail trader deserves fair rules.

If you’re a trader, I request you to avoid taking even a single trade on 12th August 2026

Let’s stand together 💪

Pls Retweet For max Reach

[venkat @nagupv]

@nsitharaman @Jairam_Ramesh @nsitharaman , who is bearing current cash handling cost.. The cost for cash handling is very high compare to these digital transactions. The profit from absence of cash handling may bear cost of digital payments !!