BANKNIFTY Based on my experience as institutional trader in past, I can say, they are not better than retail in analysis. The one thing keep them on edge is massive money to correct their incorrect decision when they are wrong. They can manipulate anytime whenever they see themselves in bad situation. Institutions give preference to those traders who has the ability to generate higher liquidity rather than higher profit. This is very unique thing that separate a retail trader from institutional trader. This shows how good they are in discipline and process rather impulsive decisions.
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I published the below Idea about HDFCBANK a week back..and just see what happens after that...how much return HDFCBANK has given in last 1 week after the above post: Idea:HDFCBANK // Go Long
NIFTYrichu122, I get what you’re saying, but a -1.4% drop in HDFCBANK is still wild compared to SBIN . I wasn’t even in the game two years ago, so can’t speak on that, but right now, things aren’t looking so bad. We’re definitely in for some crazy market days ahead. And these new SEBI rules? Please. Indian traders especially with high unemployment have already been influenced by these so-called “finfluencers” and wannabe zero-to-hero traders. SEBI hike margins? Big deal—they’ll just bet smaller, from 5-10 OTM lots to 1 lot now.
That said, retail sellers? Yeah, they’re definitely going to feel the pinch. But let’s get real: the market is bloated with companies that are overhyped and have zero future growth, just like some in the U.S. When this bubble bursts, it’ll be a shopping spree. Until then, trade smart.
No offence intended to anyone (Just My Opinion) New traders come in thinking they’re gonna make bank like everyone else, but most don’t even catch their mistakes early. Instead, they cling to their little 9/20 EMA or whatever trendy strategy they’ve picked up. Just look at SEBI data—it’s a mess. Honestly, if you really want to stop this nonsense, suspend their accounts for a month if they can’t break even in a quarter. Maybe that’ll force them to actually learn something. Oh, and SEBI? How about throwing in some free courses so they can finally figure out what they’re doing?