relationship between F & O and CM in equities.

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indianscorpion29

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Hi Everyone,

I am a regular delivery based trader in the cash segment in equities.

I want to know what is the effect on the scrip in cash segment if it exists in F & O too.'

For example, the scrip GVKPIL is in cash segment and F & O too,

I am holding a considerable chunk of shares. 4000 plus shares in the cash segment of this scrip. Now effective April1 st, this scrip is being taken out of the F & O segment.

what would be the effect???

will the volumes come down???

one more little doubt I had, what abt the daily traded volumes in the NSE website for a particular scrip. Are all those volumes counted in the cash segment????

Thanks in advance.

regards.
 
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johnnypareek

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indianscorpion29 said:
Hi Everyone,

I am a regular delivery based trader in the cash segment in equities.

I want to know what is the effect on the scrip in cash segment if it exists in F & O too.'

For example, the scrip GVKPIL is in cash segment and F & O too,

I am holding a considerable chunk of shares. 4000 plus shares in the cash segment of this scrip. Now effective April1 st, this scrip is being taken out of the F & O segment.

what would be the effect???

will the volumes come down???

one more little doubt I had, what abt the daily traded volumes in the NSE website for a particular scrip. Are all those volumes counted in the cash segment????

Thanks in advance.

regards.
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The main and big difference will be speculation. There will be less interest in scrip from day traders. But if Company is good there is no need to worry
 
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