Rare Indian Shares ( by Ashwani K Aggarwal ): Brokers Avoid Metropolitan

Comments Received from an Investor regarding Metropolitan Stock Exchange

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Comments

The main issue is that even if trading starts in Equities, where will the exchange find buyers and sellers?

You have to be empanelled with an exchange to find buyers and sellers.

But, I have accounts in Sharekhan, Motilal Oswal, SBI Securities, Upstox and 1 more broker and none of them offer trading as an option in MSE?

So who is trading in MSE? How will the trading take place?

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Blog Comments

May 25, 2018

Please click

https://www.indiainfoline.com/article/news-top-story/mcx-clarifies-on-merger-talks-with-nse-118052500030_1.html

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/stocks/news/changing-business-matrix-makes-old-foes-nse-mcx-to-talk-alliance/articleshow/64314961.cms

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Metropolitan Stock Exchange should , also , be merged with either NSE or BSE.

Metropolitan Stock Exchange has over 200 Exclusively Listed Companies ( mainly from defunct Regional Stock Exchanges Such shares include small cap gems like Frick India and Dalmia Refractories.

Despite raising around Rs.200 crore ,Metropolitan Stock Exchange has failed to take off. Investors of Exclusively Listed Companies are facing a crisis as Dealers of Unlisted shares are offering around one third rates had these shares been traded. ( Example : Frick India - dealers are buying for around Rs.4500 ( PLEASE RECHECK ). Had Frick India been listed in BSE / NSE its share rate would have been between Rs.10,000 - Rs.15,000 /-

For more on Metropolitan Stock Exchange

http://www.rareindianshares.info/2017/07/metropolitan-stock-exchange-share-price.html