They say these share is risky. Is there a rule like that? Can they do that?
It is clients choice to utilise its buying power to buy what they like not what broker restric them to buy.
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Jayashantha wrote:This restriction worries me less than the fact that the CSE's chairman is heading a stock brokerage. Doesn't it constitute a major conflict of interest? It's almost like the CEO of a leading bank being appointed to run the Treasury, isn't that?
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Walbaba wrote:Jayashantha wrote:This restriction worries me less than the fact that the CSE's chairman is heading a stock brokerage. Doesn't it constitute a major conflict of interest? It's almost like the CEO of a leading bank being appointed to run the Treasury, isn't that?
Biggest culprit is Thushan Wickramasinge MD of capital Trust who made CSE to reissue old directive to create panic in the market so that his brokering company can force sell small investor portfolios to collect broker profits and cash in disguise of recovery of the margins and compliance.
Only SEC can look into this matter independently becos CSE is run under the vested interest of the brokers and not investors.
Chairman of the CSE should be independent!
ChooBoy wrote:Walbaba wrote:Jayashantha wrote:This restriction worries me less than the fact that the CSE's chairman is heading a stock brokerage. Doesn't it constitute a major conflict of interest? It's almost like the CEO of a leading bank being appointed to run the Treasury, isn't that?
Biggest culprit is Thushan Wickramasinge MD of capital Trust who made CSE to reissue old directive to create panic in the market so that his brokering company can force sell small investor portfolios to collect broker profits and cash in disguise of recovery of the margins and compliance.
Only SEC can look into this matter independently becos CSE is run under the vested interest of the brokers and not investors.
Chairman of the CSE should be independent!
Jayashantha wrote:This restriction worries me less than the fact that the CSE's chairman is heading a stock brokerage. Doesn't it constitute a major conflict of interest? It's almost like the CEO of a leading bank being appointed to run the Treasury, isn't that?
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Thank you pal. My ignorance is mortifying. I thought CSE too is a government-owned entity up until now. Also, I'm sorry for the hashed metaphor which I hurriedly composed to illustrate a conflict of interest. I've been thoughtless and it's completely flawed. But now I'm beginning to feel that people's accusations about CSE acting in an unfair way could be true given the way this country is being run. Thank you so much for pointing it out without ignoring or ridiculing it. That's very kind and thoughtful of you.MoneyLover wrote:Jayashantha wrote:This restriction worries me less than the fact that the CSE's chairman is heading a stock brokerage. Doesn't it constitute a major conflict of interest? It's almost like the CEO of a leading bank being appointed to run the Treasury, isn't that?
@Jayashantha
Please be aware that Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) is owned by Stock Broker firms, and CSE chairman is elected by its members (i.e. broker firms). So, there is no strange there.
I guess you confused CSE with SEC (Securities Exchange Commission) which is the regulator of both CSE and stock broker firms.
Similar confusion appear in your example as well i.e. "like the CEO of a leading bank being appointed to run the Treasury." Again, it is Central Bank Monetary Board (but not the Treasury/Ministry of Finance) is regulating Banks. Treasury/MoF is handling government finance.
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This is a very nice reply.Jayashantha wrote:Thank you pal. My ignorance is mortifying. I thought CSE too is a government-owned entity up until now. Also, I'm sorry for the hashed metaphor which I hurriedly composed to illustrate a conflict of interest. I've been thoughtless and it's completely flawed. But now I'm beginning to feel that people's accusations about CSE acting in an unfair way could be true given the way this country is being run. Thank you so much for pointing it out without ignoring or ridiculing it. That's very kind and thoughtful of you.MoneyLover wrote:Jayashantha wrote:This restriction worries me less than the fact that the CSE's chairman is heading a stock brokerage. Doesn't it constitute a major conflict of interest? It's almost like the CEO of a leading bank being appointed to run the Treasury, isn't that?
@Jayashantha
Please be aware that Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) is owned by Stock Broker firms, and CSE chairman is elected by its members (i.e. broker firms). So, there is no strange there.
I guess you confused CSE with SEC (Securities Exchange Commission) which is the regulator of both CSE and stock broker firms.
Similar confusion appear in your example as well i.e. "like the CEO of a leading bank being appointed to run the Treasury." Again, it is Central Bank Monetary Board (but not the Treasury/Ministry of Finance) is regulating Banks. Treasury/MoF is handling government finance.
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Yes. Lot of chart describers and chart teachers in bullish market but in bear market no any chart gurus.Nishan Cooray wrote:බ්රොකර්ලට සල්ලි එන්න නම් මේක සූදු පොලක් වෙන්න ඕනෙ. long term investment කියලා ගත්ත මිනිස්සු විකුනුවෙ නැත්තම් බ්රොකර්ලාට සල්ලි කොයින්ද? අර chart මේ chart කියකිය රටේ නැති සෙල්ලම් දාන්නෙ කොහොම හරි ඒ අයගෙ monthly target එක ගහගන්න.
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