SEBI New Rules on Options Trading - Weekly expiry | Complete details by Vibhor Varshney

In this comprehensive video, we dive deep into the latest SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) regulations concerning options trading with a particular focus on weekly expiry contracts. If you're a trader or investor looking to stay ahead of the curve, this video is a must-watch!

🔍 What’s Covered in This Video?
- Introduction to SEBI's New Rules: We start by providing a clear overview of the recent changes implemented by SEBI. Understand the rationale behind these new regulations and what they aim to achieve in the Indian financial markets.
- Weekly Expiry Explained: Get detailed insights into what weekly expiry means for options trading. Learn how it differs from monthly expiry and why it has become a popular choice among traders.
- Impact on Traders and Investors: Discover how these new rules affect both traders and investors. Vibhor Varshney explains the potential benefits and challenges that come with the changes, helping you navigate the new landscape effectively.
- Risk Management and Strategy Adjustments: Learn how to adjust your trading strategies in light of the new regulations. Vibhor shares valuable tips on risk management to ensure you can continue to trade profitably under the new regime.
- Market Reactions and Future Projections: Analyze the market's initial reaction to SEBI's new rules. We also discuss potential future changes and how they might impact options trading in India.

📈 Why These Changes Matter
SEBI's new rules are designed to bring more transparency and stability to the options trading market. With weekly expiry contracts becoming increasingly popular, it's crucial to understand how these regulations will shape the future of trading in India.

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[rajrao]

SEBI doesn't want retail traders in F&O segment.

[VanshAgrawal-fhej]

Hum se toh poocha hi nai.. all traders should unite and raise voice against Sebi and Nirmala Tai

[arsalanalijafri]

As SEBI chair has suggested F&O is becoming macro issue with 60000 cr of household savings being lost
I would like to point out ..

According to this logic she should float a proposal to ban all Competitions exams as

For example in UPSC
Around 10L Aspirant fill form
5L appear for exam
For which lets assume they take coaching investing around
2L as fees

So 5, 00, 000x2, 00, 000= 100, 000, 000, 000 rs of household savings are “lost” as only 1000 candidate’s will be selected !!

P.s

i am not accounting for opportunity cost
And cost of other exams (CAT, NEET, JEE, NET) & Others combined !!


Please correct me if am wrong

[sandippandya]

इतनी ही चिंता है तो delivery / future मे leverage क्यों नहीं देते. मिडल क्लास को आगे बढ़ने से रोक रहे है

[I_m.abhi]

U r 1st YouTuber I'm seeing who tell I'm SEBI registered😊😊😊😊

[sujalparmar]

Nse, Bse should go to Supreme Court against this rules. Koi roko enko.😂😂 As a options buyer, i cant trade anymore after this application. I have to find any 10-15k job.

[prajaktkamble]

Great initiative by SEBI if upfront margin for option buyers, so people can't use all money in single trade, they have to buy option of their 1/10 of amount, so max loss in the day would be 10%, I am damn sure if this will get implemented option buyers will also get profitable, coz main reason option buyers if not profitable is greed and not able for handle emotions, and upfront margin for buyers will help to control both automatically, so they trade relax it will take time but they will be profitable for sure, # #great initiative for option buyers of upfront margin ##

[gitarthashandilya]

The main point here is, how much interest would the bank give if we shift. FD, PPF rate is around 7+ %. And inflation is around 6-7%. We don't get the real value of money. Even if we hold Mutual fund, ETF and Equity. We still have to pay STCG and LTCG depending on the term.

[thetradingguy]

Sir mere kuch doughts hai
1. Option buyer ko bhi option seller ki jaise margin dena hoga ya jo primium hai abhi usi tarah dena hoga
2.option seller k liye jo margin required hai vo contract value ke barabar to nhi hogi na. Jaise 25000 × 25 = 625000 contract value as a margin charge hoga for 1 lot ya jo ek lot sell k liye abhi jo 1 se 1.5 lakh chahiye wahi rahega
3. Sir jo 25 strike hai uske baad jo interval hoga strike mai agar vo 4% main nhi aara to uska strike interval kya hoga or premiums par strike interval ka kya impact padega

[mk-cyzg]

SEBI doing very good job to protect retailer 🎉🎉

[deviLCares]

It's quite a required move for market stabilization except the charges. Charges are only made for collection of more taxes cause more cashflow they saw in the market. Reduce expiries increase lot size counter speculative moves . Cause currently just up down up down moves are happening without much any reason.

[bhushan]

How to file reply on consultation paper. ???? option buyer upfront margin rule not describe well in consultation paper. There are lots of rumours. If a.

[Deepak-cobx]

गैंबलिंग हर काम में होती है सुरुवत में सभी गैंबलिंग करते फिर शिकते है बस सरकार चाहती है मिडल क्लास अमीर ना बने😂

[noisyboy]

I started trading in Nifty in 2001. When i was 16. I am in in my late 30s now. I have traded lots size of 100 in futures and options both. Back then margins in futures were higher. Approximately 2 lakhs. For options selling too. It was around the same. But It will not affect traders that much. Monthly expiry is better for buyers too. You have lot of time for market to move. Decay will not affect price to the extent which we see today with weekly expiry. I am in favour of this for healthy market. As i am highly experienced trader and investor. I believe its good for the health of Market and all parties involved. That is my opinion

[purushottamagrawal]

Retailer के बढ़ने से FI और DI का control कम हो गया है इसलिए retailer कम किए जा रहे

[Vinay.Kashyap.R]

अगली बार बीजेपी को वोट नही देना है !!!इससे यही समझ आ रहा है।

[gaurangthakkar]

SEBI wants us to stop trading and shift the liquidity into the Banks

[sudhirshrotre]

In my opinion, sebi's rule for FnO and beneficial for retail traders . Why I am saying this retail traders should start their trading journey from equity only. First practice the technical analysis on equity for at least 3 to 4 years. Gain the confidence with some profit and after 4 years think for FnO. Ofcource this is my opinion.

[anandmist]

My view : To protect Indian Retail Options traders from clutches of Foreign Hedge Funds like Jane Street, SEBI should allow only one weekly expiry for NSE and BSE. To avoid manipulation by big sharks p Nifty index should consist atleast 200 active scrips and weightage of any scrip should not be more than 1-2 percent. At present Index is easily manipulated by rigging prices of 4-5 scrip like HDFC Bank, Reliance, Infosys, TCS

[ItzRobinOP]

Sir new rules market me kab tk implement ho sakte hai ? ( Expected date )