Investors who increase their earnings in the stock market often lose their hard earned money by getting caught in the market trap. Seeing the earnings of big investors, retail investors enter the market and do their loss due to lack of information. Loss of that too for millions of crores of rupees. Especially those investors who trade in future and options have more losses. We are not saying this but SEBI has his own data. When SEBI accelerated his action to stop the game of this call-plant, the value of the market fell. The valuation of the market declined by Rs 1.75 lakh crore and suddenly the multibagger stock was seen to be seen. That rally stopped.
BSE shares have fallen by almost 29% of their all -time high, which has fallen by Rs 35,000 crore, while one of the largest multibagger shares in NSE’s non -listed sector has fallen by 22% from its highest level, causing investors to suffer a loss of Rs 1.4 lakh crore.
Impact on companies’ earnings
This devastation extends far beyond exchanges. Discount brokerage firm Angel One earns more than FNO trade. His shares have fallen to 37% from high and closed down 5% in Thursday session. In the ET report, market expert Neeraj Dewan said that the shares have declined due to the discussion of changing the weekly expiry from 15 days or reducing the number of termination. He highlighted the market fears on SEBI’s possible steps to further ban derivative trading.
At the same time, global brokerage firm Jefferies said that if the weekly expiry is increased to 15 days, it can be cut by 20-50% in EPS of FY 27 for BSE and 15-25% for Nuwama. However, if SEBI implements 15 days of expiry with the same ending days for both BSE and NSE, or only monthly expiry remains, then there is a possibility of increasing more selling pressure.
Sebi is strict on F & O
SEBI has made up his mind to regulate F&O, which was first announced in October 2024. Which is still going on. During the financial year 2025, 91% individual traders lost Rs 1.06 lakh crore in the equity derivatives segment, which means an average trader lost Rs 1.1 lakh. SEBI has left no stone unturned in his fight against uncontrolled betting.
Bolbal to NSE in the derivatives region especially makes it unsafe. The option holds 78% in the premium business and more than 99% in the future premium business. By June 2025, this exchange is also dominating cash markets with 93.5% GDP market share. Since the beginning of this month, BSE and NSE have swapped their derivatives’ expiry date dates. Many people hoped that the BSE market share would be reduced due to the expiry of the Sensex from Tuesday to Thursday, but the BSE gained in the first week.
Market data shows that the estimated average daily business has increased for both BSE and NSE in August for the third consecutive month. NSE’s estimated ADTV rose by 3.2% to Rs 236 lakh on monthly basis, while BSE’s estimated ADTV increased by 17.2% to Rs 178 lakh crore on a monthly basis. After the decline in July, there has been an increase in premium ADTV for both BSE and NSE in August.
90 percent of money drowns in F & O
Market veteran Sudeep Bandyopadhyay said in a vigilant tone that regulators and governments are focusing on the safety of retail investors. If you look at banning the online game and banning the F&O on a large scale, then the government is also on alert mode, because the figures show that more than 90% people lose money while trading in F&O.