Investors of Delisted Shares Unite ( ( For Getting Their Shares Listed )
You Have Nothing to Lose But Your Illiquidity
( with apologies to Karl Marx )
Ashwani Kumar Aggarwal
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vishwaas has left a new comment on your post "Positive News For Delisted Shares ' Liquidity Impr...":
Investors should pursue such matters through various investors associations and Shareholders Associations.Can Rare Indian shares Blog take a lead in his effort for which individual investors would be grateful?
I WANT TO ASK ALL THE READER IS THERE ANY RULE BY SEBI THAT TELL SENDING LETTER TO UNLISTED/DELISTED SHARES HOLDER THAT WE BUY YOUR SHARES IS AGAINST THE RULE.
ReplyDeleteJust ignore the letters.
ReplyDeleteMy view is that these deals are perfectly in order if deals are done on spot basis
ReplyDeleteThere has to be some liquidity venues for unlisted shares . It would be better if the trades are regulated ( by SEBI ) so that there are no bad deals or payments. ( Please visit the popular site moneycontrol.com and express your opinion on SEBI and Unlisted Shares
ReplyDeleteRegards,
is they any rule by sebi which tells u cant send letter to share holder of unlisted/delisted,I think no rules like that
ReplyDeleteNO such rule because these are like offer letters for spot deals
ReplyDeleteI think it come under spot transaction under section 18 of the Securities Contracts Regulation Act 1956.if i am wrong please correct me and tell me correct rule it will be helpful to all our friends
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