*Bajaj Housing Finance Limited IPO LISTING 16 September MONDAY*

Scrip Code 544252

ISIN No. INE0O6601022


ISSUE PRICE - ₹70 per share

RETAIL Lot Size 214 Shares

SHARE HOLDER QUOTA Lot Size 214 Shares

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*Kross Limited IPO LISTING 16 September MONDAY*

Scrip Code 544253

ISIN No. INE377Y01014


ISSUE PRICE - ₹240 per share

RETAIL Lot Size 62 Shares

S-HNI/B-HNI Lot Size 868 Shares

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*Today's Corporate Action*
*25th Sept Ex Date*



ADORFO
Amalgamation   
ADTECH 
Dividend - Rs. - 1.0000
BAJAJHLDNG
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 65.0000
DEEPENR
Amalgamation   
DIGIFIBRE
Income Distribution (InvIT) 
ISCITRUST
InvIT - Return of Capital 
MAHSCOOTER
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 110.0000
NDRAUTO
Bonus issue 1:1  
STARLENT
Bonus issue 1:5  
STARLENT
Stock  Split From Rs.5/- to Rs.1/-
SWASTIKA
Stock  Split From Rs.10/- to Rs.2/




*Today's Key Results/Board Meetings*
*25-Sep-24*
     


MYSPAPE
Quarterly Results        
SELLWIN
Bonus issue;Stock  Split;General      
USHAKIRA
General          
 

 

*Stock under F&O ban on NSE*
*25-Sep-24*




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3 HINDCOPPER
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This bar chart shows 10-year real GDP growth projections by country.


Real GDP Growth Forecasts for the Next 10 Years,

India Leads Across Major Economies
Below, we show real GDP growth projections over the next decade, based on an assessment of 81 indicators including labor productivity, innovation, debt obligations, and education.

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🇮🇳 India 6.3
🇦🇪 UAE 5.5
🇮🇩 Indonesia 5.5
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia 4.6
🇹🇷 Turkey 4.0
🇨🇳 China 4.0
🇷🇺 Russia 2.9
🇵🇱 Poland 2.9
🇿🇦 South Africa 2.9
🇸🇬 Singapore 2.6
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India ranks first among the countries analyzed, driven by robust investment, moderate workforce expansion, and low debt levels.

Notably, India’s infrastructure spending has topped $100 billion annually over the last three years. The country is projected to have the world’s third largest economy by 2027, overtaking both Japan and Germany.
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Editor's Note
Dhirendra Kumar’s insights and timeless advice for investors

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4-October-2024

Dear @ALLIESFIN

Every Saturday, I share my perspectives on a topic investors will find useful. This time let’s take a look at how SEBI has set itself a tough task in making the recent changes to the derivatives rules.

SEBI’s derivatives challenge
As everyone interested in the equities market would know by now, regulator SEBI has developed a spate of measures in how derivatives trading is done. These measures are designed to… to what? Well, the circular released by the regulator says, “to strengthen the equity index derivatives framework.” By itself, that’s a say-nothing legalistic kind of statement.

However, the context in which these measures have been announced makes the goal quite clear. Let’s put it quite bluntly: Individual traders in index options are making massive losses. They are being robbed blindly by the cabal of exchanges, brokers, and large institutional entities conducting automated algorithmic trading.

This context is clear from the release of its second report on derivatives trading just a few days ago. The original report famously told us that “89 per cent of the individual traders (i.e. 9 out of 10 individual traders) in the equity F&O segment incurred losses, with an average loss of Rs. 1.1 lakh during FY22…”. The follow-up report, based on data from three financial years, FY22, FY23, and FY24, shows that the headline conclusion is the same. Some 91 per cent of traders lost money in FY24, too.



However, the details are truly damning and highlight the regulatory challenge. Consider this: Individuals made losses in F&O, and the FPIs and Proprietary traders earned profits. Proprietary traders earned about ₹33,000 crore of gross profits in the F&O segment in FY24, followed by FPIs, who earned about ₹28,000 crore in gross profits. Individuals and others incurred a loss of over ₹61,000 crore in FY24. Algorithmic trading outfits made the most profits for FPIs and Proprietary traders. Ninety-seven per cent of profits of FPIs and 96 per cent of profits of Proprietary traders came from such entities in FY24.

What does this prove? Simply put, the market is completely biased against the individual. If the losses were better spread among small and large, manual and algo traders, then the regulatory challenge would have been different or even non-existent. Given that derivatives trading is a zero-sum game, the above simply means that one class of traders are taking away money from the other.

Given the context of the report and the data, the goal of the changes can be understood quite clearly. These changes include increased contract sizes, where the minimum trading amount for derivatives will rise to Rs 15 lakh. To address high volatility on expiry days, SEBI will implement an additional 2 per cent extreme loss margin (ELM) for all open short options on the day of expiry. Brokers must collect option premiums upfront, discouraging excessive intraday leverage among investors. To reduce speculative trading, calendar spreads for contracts expiring on the same day will be eliminated. Stock exchanges will begin intraday monitoring position limits for equity index derivatives, checking limits multiple times throughout the trading day. Finally, SEBI will reduce the weekly expiries for index derivative contracts to just one benchmark index per exchange.

Broadly, these changes aim to do three things: First, they discourage very small investors who do not have adequate funds from trading derivatives at all. Second, they sharply reduce leverage, which is a fancy way of saying that traders should be prevented from punting with borrowed money. Third, they reduce volatility and trading of certain kinds at excessively volatile periods like expiry days.

*Investment Opportunity comes so many Times*
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*There were many reasons for (NOT) investing in Equities/ Mutual Funds in the past-*

* Gulf War
* Kuwait Invasion by Iraq
* Rajiv Gandhi Assasination
* Harshad Mehta Scam
* Bombay Bombings
* Barings bank collapses
* Vajpayee Government falls
* Pm Gowda resigns
* Asian Financial Crisis
* LTCM
* PM Gujral resigns
* Pokhran Nuclear test
* Russian Financial crisis – Ruble devaluation
* Ketan Parekh scam
* Terror attack in the US
* Gujarat Riots
* US Invasion of Iraq
* Madrid bombing
* Global market meltdown
* London subway bombing
* 26/11 Bombay
* US financial crisis
* Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy
* Satyam Scandal
* European debt crisis
* Trade deficit increase
* QE taper worry
* China yuan depreciation
* Fed hikes rate 1st time in 9 years
* China's economic slowdown
* Demonetization
* Syria bombing
* IL&FS default
* Saudi Aramco drone strike
* Brexit
* RERA
* GST
* LTCG tax imposed
* North Korean missile crisis
* RBI hikes rates
* Corona hits
* Nationwide lockdown
* Covid second wave
* India China tension
* Russia Ukraine Crisis
* Fed hikes rates by 75 bps, biggest since 1994
* War 2024

📉📈
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