@diwan kapoor sorry for bothering you sir. but
- reduction in leverage, peak margin norms, lesser sale proceeds utilisation, margin penalty...etc are not good steps for someone having good knowledge but not huge funds. Instead SEBI should put tight entry barrier. one must have sufficient risk management/hedging knowledge, better market understanding to enter risky segments.
- SEBI is still not allowing us to buy fractional shares. whereas we can buy fractional shares of american companies. what a hypocrite SEBI is!
- SEBI's notorious scams are something everyone must look for in the first place.
- SEBI is not even concerned about investors privacy. I had seen personal data of millions of investors including their name, photo, addreses, phone numbers, email-ids, broking platforms, annual income, net worth, even their family members' details and so many other things. Its not secured. just imagine if any malicious person got access to this such sensitive data. he might knock your door anytime.
also in primary markets,
- 15 IPOs open on a single day is something most investors are bothered about but not SEBI.
- SEBI is not punishing renowned bogus applicants.
- no one actually know if some people were favoured in IPO Allotments by intermediaries. And SEBI don't want to make it as a compulsory public disclosure.
- IPO funding was helpful for small investors as big players already have huge surplus money. so instead of tightening funding for all, SEBI could have tightened it for big inverstors and let retailers take benefit.
- In most IPOs QIBs are getting 50-75% shares. and balance for us. SEBI wants QIBs to get shares at decent value and end expects us to buy at higher prices which actually happens. from listing day onwards, most individuals buy shares at higher prices so why not already increase their quota in IPO and let QIBs buy at higher price after listing?!