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BSE Issues Short-Term and Long-Term ASM Notices
The Bombay Stock Exchange has issued separate notices on the applicability of its Short-Term Additional Surveillance Measure and Long-Term Additional Surveillance Measure. The documents, listed on the BSE website, concern the exchange’s…
The Story in Brief
The Bombay Stock Exchange has issued separate notices on the applicability of its Short-Term Additional Surveillance Measure and Long-Term Additional Surveillance Measure. The documents, listed on the BSE website, concern the exchange’s surveillance frameworks for securities. The notices provided in the source material do not identify the securities covered, the effective dates or the specific surveillance conditions.
Additional Surveillance Measures are exchange mechanisms used to monitor trading activity and impose checks when prescribed criteria are met. Investors will need to refer to the full BSE notices for the affected securities and any trading implications.
The Indian Opinion
The appearance of an ASM notice often triggers dramatic claims that a stock has been declared bad or that a ban is imminent. Neither conclusion follows from these documents alone. The key facts are missing here: the securities named, the measure’s effective date and the restrictions, if any. Investors should read the complete BSE circular rather than rely on social media summaries. Which stocks and conditions does the exchange’s full notice list?
Sources (2): bseindia.com, bseindia.com (2)
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Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.
