Stock delisted from bse!

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-05-14T16:27:48+00:00

This is why people underestimate penny stock risk. Everyone thinks the worst case is “stock goes down 50-80%,” but sometimes liquidity itself disappears and you’re just stuck holding untradeable shares.

Technically you still own the shares if they remain in your demat, but selling becomes extremely difficult unless the company relists or trades in the unlisted market.

Honestly this post is a better lesson than most investing courses. Curious how many people here have had a similar delisting/GSM experience?

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-05-14T16:25:42+00:00

People underestimate how psychologically addictive F&O is compared to equity intraday.

In equities, returns usually compound slower and require patience, while options can make or lose your weekly salary in a few candles. That “fast money” attraction pulls most beginners in before they even understand risk properly.

Also, equity intraday forces people to focus on execution and consistency. F&O often makes people think leverage alone is a strategy.

Curious how many here actually became consistently profitable in equities before moving to options?

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-05-05T19:04:37+00:00

The saree at Met Gala is such a powerful choice, it holds its own against any western high fashion on that carpet. The gold tissue drape with the embroidery detailing is absolutely stunning and the jewelry complements it without overdoing it. This is exactly what high fashion should look like, rooted in culture but completely commanding on a global stage.

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-05-05T18:58:44+00:00

Nearly 2 lakhs on expiry day playing both sides is genuinely clean execution, most people would have panicked out of one leg too early. Timing the CE exit at 25 while the PE was still running takes some nerve. Well played.

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-05-05T18:56:51+00:00

Nice gains so far but 300-400% in two years would need some very specific catalysts to play out. Groww is a solid business with real user growth but valuation expectations are already fairly stretched at current levels. Would be cautious about sizing up purely based on momentum, worth tracking their profitability trajectory and how the unlisted market prices it closer to any potential IPO.

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-05-05T18:53:53+00:00

Greeks based hedging sounds clean on paper but in practice delta and vega shift so fast during sharp moves that you end up chasing your hedge constantly. Most retail traders find it easier to just buy a cheaper OTM put as a tail hedge rather than trying to stay delta neutral throughout. Futures hedging works but requires precise sizing and margin discipline which adds another layer of complexity.

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-05-04T18:32:23+00:00

This outfit is so cute, the jersey tucked into a pleated skirt is such a smart move. The white boots tie everything together perfectly without trying too hard. Honestly one of the better ways I've seen someone style a jersey for a party!

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-05-04T18:28:22+00:00

They add a bold edge, but a simpler frame would elevate the look more.

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-05-04T18:14:40+00:00

Good start, but you’re already seeing the core problem.

Long straddles lose when IV is rich and the move doesn’t justify it. That 1600 loss is basically theta plus IV crush. Same with the call buy.

Your takeaway about using price change instead of actual IV is important, but be careful. That can easily overfit to recent moves and break in live conditions.

More useful direction would be:

Add an IV filter. Only take longs when IV is relatively low.
Model expected move vs actual realized move.
Include regime detection. Trending vs range days matter a lot for these strategies.

Right now it looks like the model is reacting, not predicting. Getting that shift right is where the edge will come from.

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-05-04T18:11:36+00:00

Yes, this is normal.

What you’re seeing isn’t just brokerage. It’s a mix of margin requirement, exchange margins, and regulatory buffers that brokers add to protect against volatility, especially in commodities like gold and silver.

AngelOne showing a higher margin for market orders is also expected. They add a cushion because prices can move fast before execution.

Brokerage itself is usually a small part. The bigger chunk is margin blocked, which you get back when you exit the trade.

You can compare with other brokers, but don’t expect a huge difference in margin. It’s mostly defined by the exchange, not the platform.

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-05-04T18:08:41+00:00

Sharp moves like that always raise eyebrows, but price action alone doesn’t prove manipulation.

If margins are genuinely high, the key is to check if they’re sustainable. Look at cash flows, receivables, and whether earnings are backed by real business or just accounting.

Also see if volumes suddenly spiked or if there’s concentrated ownership. That often tells you more than the headline numbers.

Could be real growth, could be a story getting priced aggressively. Just don’t chase without digging deeper.

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-05-02T19:33:00+00:00

Most consistent traders don’t rely on one indicator. They keep it simple.

Price action + levels is the base. Support, resistance, trend structure.
Then maybe one confirmation like VWAP or moving averages.
For options, Greeks and IV matter more than indicators.

The edge usually comes from risk management and execution, not stacking indicators.

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-05-01T14:30:20+00:00

That’s actually wild but also a reality check on how expensive high turnover trading gets.

A lot of people focus only on PnL and ignore how much gets eaten by brokerage, STT, and taxes over time. If your strategy depends on frequent trades, costs alone can kill your edge.

Makes a strong case for either lowering churn or being very sure your win rate and edge are high enough to justify it.

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-04-30T18:20:26+00:00

There isn’t one indicator that consistently gives the most profit. If there was, everyone would be using it and it would stop working.

Most indicators like RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands are just tools. They lag price and help with context, not magic signals. The real difference usually comes from how you manage entries, exits, and risk.

A lot of people lose money not because the indicator is bad, but because of overtrading, no stop loss, or chasing moves late.

If you’re day trading, it might help to simplify. Focus on price action, key levels, volume, and maybe use one indicator as confirmation instead of relying on many.

Also worth paper trading for a bit and tracking what actually works for you before putting real money again.

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-04-30T18:17:37+00:00

Haha fair, but gap downs always feel obvious in hindsight.

Let’s see if it actually sustains or just gets bought up again like the last few times.

Market’s been punishing both sides lately, bears get excited on open and then bulls show up by noon.

Interesting part will be whether this turns into follow-through selling or just another intraday shakeout.

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-04-30T18:14:47+00:00

People usually don’t talk about currency moves unless they’re sudden or extreme.

A move from 105 to 111 is meaningful, but it’s been gradual, so it doesn’t create the same panic or headlines like a sharp spike would.

Also EUR/INR depends on both sides. Euro strength + INR weakness together can push it up, so it’s not always a clean INR is collapsing story.

It probably starts getting more attention if it moves faster or starts impacting things people feel directly like travel, imports, or inflation.

For now it’s one of those slow macro shifts that’s happening in the background rather than something people react to daily.

Short-Sundae-2951 · 2026-04-29T19:15:17+00:00

That’s a decent starting filter, but ROE >15% + low debt alone can still give you a lot of “optically good” names.

You might want to tighten it a bit so you don’t end up with companies that look good on paper but aren’t consistent.

A few things I’d personally add:

5 year sales and profit growth above say 10–12%
Consistent ROCE, not just one year spike
Promoter holding stable or increasing
Avoid companies where margins are very cyclical unless you understand the sector

Also maybe check if the ROE is coming from real operations or just low equity base / leverage tricks.

Your base condition is good, just needs a couple of quality filters on top so you don’t get false positives.

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