circuit filters
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26 November 2007
A circuit filter is a daily price band imposed by the exchanges on the price movement of listed securities.
THIS IS DONE TO CURB MANIPULATION OR RIGGING OF SHARE PRICES BY SOME OPERATORS IN THE SHARE MARKET, WHEREBY SMALL INVESTORS ENTER AT HIGH PRICES AND SADDLLED WITH THESE HIGH PRICES AND WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO SELL AT THOSE RATES BECAUSE SUCH RATES ARE ARTIFICIAL, MANIPULATED AND NOT GENUINE.SCAMS IN INDIAN SHARE MARKET ARE A RESULT OF SUCH MANIPULATIONS.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) proposes to ask the stock exchanges to put circuit filters on the first day of listing of those companies with issue sizes up to Rs 200 crore.
A circuit filter is a daily price band imposed by the exchanges on the price movement of listed securities. There is no circuit filter on the first day of listing, which is a price discovery day, and the prices of the securities can move freely without any limits.
After the first day of listing, the exchanges put a price band of 20 per cent for the movement of the stock prices. However, the level of circuit filter proposed for IPOs on the first day of listing is not known.
A huge number of companies have come out with public issues of Rs 200 crore or below in the past few years. Sebi is looking at these relatively small issues because not much information is available in the public domain about most of these companies.
The decision follows the recent Sebi investigation into the huge surge in equity prices of six companies on listing day. The market regulator has also observed that certain entities placed abnormally large share orders at prices far below the prevailing market rates on the opening day.
The market regulator concluded that the intention of placing such orders was not for genuine trading but only for artificial enhancement of demand, a manipulative practice. The securities under the regulator’s scan now are Mindtree, Shree Asthavinayak, Pyramid Saimira, Pochiraju, Cambridge and Al Champdany.
Abnormal price rallies have also been observed when shares are relisted. Several companies that delisted from regional exchanges to list on the national exchanges have seen a 900-1,000 per cent increase in their shares on listing day.
For example, Delhi-based Ahluwalia Constructions saw a 1,000 per cent rise in its scrip prices when it relisted on the Bombay Stock Exchange on February 22 this year, reports Business Standard
SOURCE:MONEY CONTROL.COM
R.V.RAO
THIS IS DONE TO CURB MANIPULATION OR RIGGING OF SHARE PRICES BY SOME OPERATORS IN THE SHARE MARKET, WHEREBY SMALL INVESTORS ENTER AT HIGH PRICES AND SADDLLED WITH THESE HIGH PRICES AND WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO SELL AT THOSE RATES BECAUSE SUCH RATES ARE ARTIFICIAL, MANIPULATED AND NOT GENUINE.SCAMS IN INDIAN SHARE MARKET ARE A RESULT OF SUCH MANIPULATIONS.
IAM QUOTING BELOW AN ARTICLE ON THE SUBJECT PUBLISHED IN WWW.MONEY CONTROL.COM
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) proposes to ask the stock exchanges to put circuit filters on the first day of listing of those companies with issue sizes up to Rs 200 crore.
A circuit filter is a daily price band imposed by the exchanges on the price movement of listed securities. There is no circuit filter on the first day of listing, which is a price discovery day, and the prices of the securities can move freely without any limits.
After the first day of listing, the exchanges put a price band of 20 per cent for the movement of the stock prices. However, the level of circuit filter proposed for IPOs on the first day of listing is not known.
A huge number of companies have come out with public issues of Rs 200 crore or below in the past few years. Sebi is looking at these relatively small issues because not much information is available in the public domain about most of these companies.
The decision follows the recent Sebi investigation into the huge surge in equity prices of six companies on listing day. The market regulator has also observed that certain entities placed abnormally large share orders at prices far below the prevailing market rates on the opening day.
The market regulator concluded that the intention of placing such orders was not for genuine trading but only for artificial enhancement of demand, a manipulative practice. The securities under the regulator’s scan now are Mindtree, Shree Asthavinayak, Pyramid Saimira, Pochiraju, Cambridge and Al Champdany.
Abnormal price rallies have also been observed when shares are relisted. Several companies that delisted from regional exchanges to list on the national exchanges have seen a 900-1,000 per cent increase in their shares on listing day.
For example, Delhi-based Ahluwalia Constructions saw a 1,000 per cent rise in its scrip prices when it relisted on the Bombay Stock Exchange on February 22 this year, reports Business Standard
SOURCE:MONEY CONTROL.COM
R.V.RAO
26 November 2007
After the scip goes in circuit filter trading is frozen. If variation is within first criteria then trading can be started after half an hour.
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