Nifty MidCap Select Index Forum & Chats (NSE:NIFTY_MID_SELECT)

Nov 12

is little far to join but this one is very near to join 🐻 club keep an eye on that.

Nov 6

This week close to Watchout
Broke. 79300
12200
22900. No Near (49600)

I will update if major shift happens.

Oct 30

Today will be the test to break 52780 if it does than std rate 1%-1.5% up move if not than support at 51400.
Long call if P53K 30 exp below 760. Call is somewhat looking promising.

Oct 1

Alright, here’s the deal: with these new SEBI rules, option buyers like us are basically being told, “Fork over 3-4 times more capital.” If you’re used to starting with 1-2 lots and ₹2K-₹5K? Hate to break it to you, but now you’ll need ₹9K-₹20K minimum. And stock options? Oh, those cute ₹5K-₹25K days are over—it’s now ₹30K-₹60K. Thanks, SEBI.

And the fun doesn’t stop there. Say goodbye to your weekly expiries, except for the big dogs like Nifty 50 and Bank Nifty. So now, every trade is like some major financial commitment. High stakes, baby!

As for me? I’m sitting on $ 15.6K in capital, so I’m good. But what’s got my eyebrow raised is how this will mess with market dynamics—decay speed, volume spikes—it’s going to get spicy. The next three months will definitely be something to watch. My game plan? Stick to 1-2 lots per trade, 3-4 trades a month, and a nice 50-60% stop loss. I’m expecting a tail risk of about ₹2.5L over that time.

Bottom line, these changes just mean I’ll have to sharpen up my research and be smart with market timing, instead of throwing money at intraday trades, which isn’t my thing anyway. But F&O sellers? Oh, they’re gonna feel this one with the tighter margins and increased requirements on expiry.

So tell me—how’s this going to rock your world? Any silver lining here? Alpha_EliteTrader ajaykaushiksharma087
DEV-L beyond50 Stox_Ware

Sep 26

Even if you start with scalping, you can still achieve a 20% profit. As a position trader, I need it confirm my levels (Big TF) before committing to larger lot sizes.

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