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> SEBI said that the “intensity and sheer scale” of their intervention, and the rapid reversal of their trades “without any plausible economic rationale, other
by bob1029 1y ago
> SEBI said that the “intensity and sheer scale” of their intervention, and the rapid reversal of their trades “without any plausible economic rationale, other than the concurrent activity in and impact on their positions in the BANKNIFTY index options markets,” was manipulative.
> "without any plausible economic rationale..."
I had a bit of a laugh at this. I thought the rationale was to fuck the counterparties as hard as possible?
It would seem like Jane Street being allowed to operate in this market is like bringing an anti-material rifle to a pillow fight.
- ivell 1y ago> I had a bit of a laugh at this. I thought the rationale was to fuck the counterparties as hard as possible? I think the intend was to convey that there was no economic or market situation in India that makes it a necessity. Probably they were not speaking about profit motive.
- ExoticPearTree 1y ago> without any plausible economic rationale Since when making money is not an economic rationale?