SEBI New Margin Rules for Intraday Trading
SEBI is planning to aggressively cut down the leverage for intraday traders. SEBI is planning to aggressively cut down the leverage for intraday traders. Here are the essential key takeaways for your immediate reference. how it will impact intraday traders and what is that you should do to get over this hurdle.
Key Takeaways
1- Insider trading refers to buying and selling securities (e.g. stocks) based on confidential information that is not available to general public
2- Every year, there are several cases of insider trading that come to light and there are hundreds more that go unnoticed.
3- SEBI (our stock market regulator) has been getting strict about dealing with insider trading.
4- SEBI has made insider trading punishable by imprisonment up to 10 years or a fine upto 25 crores
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SEBI New Margin Rules for Intraday Trading
SEBI is planning to aggressively cut down the leverage for intraday traders. SEBI is planning to aggressively cut down the leverage for intraday traders. Here are the essential key takeaways for your immediate reference. how it will impact intraday traders and what is that you should do to get over this hurdle.
Key Takeaways
1- Insider trading refers to buying and selling securities (e.g. stocks) based on confidential information that is not available to general public
2- Every year, there are several cases of insider trading that come to light and there are hundreds more that go unnoticed.
3- SEBI (our stock market regulator) has been getting strict about dealing with insider trading.
4- SEBI has made insider trading punishable by imprisonment up to 10 years or a fine upto 25 crores
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