BSE share fell by almost 10% this week. What does the ASM framework mean for traders? Date: 14 June 2025 From: Economic Times, CNBC-TV18

After being put under the Additional Surveillance Measure (ASM) framework, BSE Ltd. shares have now lost value for the third day in a row, dropping almost 10% this week. Before this correction phase started, the stock had just gone up sharply, by more than 130% since March.

🔍 What Made the Drop Happen?

BSE share under ASM

Exchanges added BSE to the ASM list last week because of strange price and volume movements. This regulatory flag made margins stricter (100% upfront), which cut down on speculative activity.

Tired of the rally

After a sharp rise over several months, it was time to take profits. Prices were starting to look too high, and the rally was more about volume than profits.

Weakness in the broader market

Because of worries about geopolitics (Israel-Iran) and a rise in oil prices, the market as a whole has become cautious, which has made people less willing to take risks.

📉 Technical Snapshot (as of June 14, 2025)

Metric Value CMP (approx.)₹2,800

Weekly drop of about 9.8%

Support zone: ₹2,720–2,750

Zone of resistance: ₹3,000+

High Volatility Index

🧠 What This Means for Investors and Traders

Traders for a Short Time:

Take care. Because leverage is low and volatility is high, setups need to have clear entry, stop loss, and target levels.

Long-term investors should keep an eye out for a correction and stabilization in value after ASM removal. The basics of BSE may still be in place, but short-term price movements will still be based on feelings.

Educational Insight: ASM is not a punishment. It's a warning sign to stop too much speculation. Stocks that are under ASM may be weak for a short time, but they may get stronger over time.

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