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SavantGarde

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Okay...Young Lady,

Let me clear some doubts for you....

Your earlier question of NSE (Nifty) whatever you choose to call doesn't have 20% Circuit...

There are a lot supposition on your part which is wrong...but then that wasn't what you really wanted to know...

You are perhaps clearer in your below quoted post....

So here goes...!!!

If Broker or their RMS (Risk Management System) is seen having flouted the Risk Management Rules as laid down by the exchange, there is nothing they can do nothing about it...even a case in the court will be in your favour.

If A Broker follows the RMS as laid down by the exchanges then he can incur only a small Loss....at best and can pressure you for the dues.

None of the scenario painted earlier of 20% & 10% next day forget about it ....You don't know enough to suppose such impossible scenarios.


SG

Sunny i donno if i have been that much clear with my question or not but lets put it this way. Squaring off by broker is not a problem. What i want to know is can i loose more than i trade in Futures. So i took the example of only 50K, lets say if it is 10 crores, then with the above case the additional loss is 5crores outside my trading account. Also dont forget on Circuit days the volume is very very less. On 18th May 2009 the turnover was only 114 crores and on avg it is around 9000 crores. So if the brokerage firm is not able to find buyers for my position then what will happen.
AM i liable for this situation in any case. How will the loss of 5crores be settled? Since 5 crores is not a small amount so ...
I know this is a highly complicated question i have asked but i cudnt found anything related on this.

Inputs from experienced pros like Sudoku and Paul and also manohar and others will be appreciated.

Thanks.
 

IAtma

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aur 10%-20% kaa [+] circuit nahi lagne walaa.......:D

agar kisi ne lagaane ki koshish ki to main nahi lagne dungaa......:rofl::rofl:;)
 
Manisvarma, I trade only spot forex. The one thing is clearly evident. If a stop is in place, then it has to be adhered to. I'm not as clear on options, but I would think some money management rules would have ot be adhered to, and enforced by any regulating authority. They can't just wipe out your account, then say, "Ahh, it was our circuits that blew up, so we just copped all your money."
It was not too long ago when I had a TP in place, and the pair spiked an additional 100 pips, and my TP was taken out.


Hi all , this question might see weird but plz consider this case. Suppose i have 50K in my Trading account and i short 2Nifty futures. NExt day 20% upper circuit is hit and i m not able to square off my position(nor the brokerage itself cud). HEre effectively my loss wud be more than 50K. Now next day another 10% circuit is hit. NOW what? My loss another 25K. Now how will this be settled. Suppose 50K was the only amt i had, then will i have to do away with my family assets?

This question might look confusing but just consider 18th May2009 , suppose i wud have been short on 17th then what cud have happened then.

Thanks.
 
Wow! I already had her question answered before I read your post.
Very similar answers. There's your confluence!


Okay...Young Lady,

Let me clear some doubts for you....

Your earlier question of NSE (Nifty) whatever you choose to call doesn't have 20% Circuit...

There are a lot supposition on your part which is wrong...but then that wasn't what you really wanted to know...

You are perhaps clearer in your below quoted post....

So here goes...!!!

If Broker or their RMS (Risk Management System) is seen having flouted the Risk Management Rules as laid down by the exchange, there is nothing they can do nothing about it...even a case in the court will be in your favour.

If A Broker follows the RMS as laid down by the exchanges then he can incur only a small Loss....at best and can pressure you for the dues.

None of the scenario painted earlier of 20% & 10% next day forget about it ....You don't know enough to suppose such impossible scenarios.


SG
 

4209211

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Sunny i donno if i have been that much clear with my question or not but lets put it this way. Squaring off by broker is not a problem. What i want to know is can i loose more than i trade in Futures. So i took the example of only 50K, lets say if it is 10 crores, then with the above case the additional loss is 5crores outside my trading account. Also dont forget on Circuit days the volume is very very less. On 18th May 2009 the turnover was only 114 crores and on avg it is around 9000 crores. So if the brokerage firm is not able to find buyers for my position then what will happen.
AM i liable for this situation in any case. How will the loss of 5crores be settled? Since 5 crores is not a small amount so ...
I know this is a highly complicated question i have asked but i cudnt found anything related on this.

Inputs from experienced pros like Sudoku and Paul and also manohar and others will be appreciated.

Thanks.
See As per my knoledge and as i spoke to a broker (Onwer of a Branch) known to me he told me that if such matter happnes then first thing is
the persons shares on his a\c will be squared off if atall any available but as u said that subject has no holding so the loss will be beared by the Customer itself and not by broker
he cannot even reduse any charges on that particular transaction except brokerage that too he can wave of 99.99 % of brokerage whatever is been charged to u .01% which is thou negligeble but will be beared by client and on top of that when we open a Dmat a\c with a broker we sign a document where we allow out Broker to take any legal action or mark Lien our Bank a\c linked with him for the requeired amount like of 75k or 2-5Cr or what ever until all penies are recovered and on top of all now as sebi has stopped margin shotfall on F&O products so SEBI will also charge u for that shotfall (u need to visit sebi or nse website and see circulars where all charges are given) so if ur given bank a\c is not having sufficient funds so ur broker may black list u first and if a subject has a a\c in other broker also and he has any holding over that all his Dmat a\c with all brokers would be seized and not relised until every thing is setttled and but its only dmat a\c under subjects name if his true brother or father , mother also has a\c they are safe and if all the above method of recoveries fails then he will be dragged in court and after that a Lawer can answer this question better with all clauses and every thing because it is a condition u gave like 18/05/2009 the day had a 3 point Gap up in spot nifty and mkt inched slowly or may be spiked suddenly RMS (Risk Management System) will automatically handle the matter and we have a Dpr value which is around 3-5% max then exchange will open limit which is all high funda thoughts
ur question is not clear but i hope this answer is clear to u
one thing is for sure if subject loose he will have to pay
subject will have to sell his assets or house, Gold, take money on intrest or come what may be the situation the only thing is in such a matters subject will be given more time then in normal defaults as it would be mass default and not only one person would be in loss
sau baat ki ek baat
I am an Astro and Technical trader and i personally dont see any movement in Nifty or NSE what ever u call it of more than 5-7 % and RMS 2-2.5% ke upar subject ko nahi chodegi phir chahe woh Circuit hoye ya kuch bhi and many times we have un disclosed buyers and un disclosed sellers many complication work behind all this
i would also like to say u ki
jo subject 2-5CR ka sauda karega woh yaar itna garib nahi hoga ki uska loss nahi utha paye and same is with 50k trade :thumb:
 

LivetoTrade

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Today, FII have sold Index Futures for a Net amount of 126.55 Cr, and have sold Stock Futures for a net amount of 145.38 Cr.

DIIs have been net sellers for more than a week now.

Market has moved upwards. :confused:
 
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