As a dedicated trader who has spent over three years mastering the intricacies of option trading, SEBI's decision to remove weekly option expiry is a cause of great concern. My journey has not been easy; in the beginning, I suffered losses. However, with perseverance and commitment, I have reached a point where I am finally making a steady income. This shift proposed by SEBI threatens not only my livelihood but also the stability and efficiency of the trading environment as a whole.

Weekly options provide a crucial flexibility for traders, allowing us to manage our portfolios more dynamically. This change will inadvertently lead to a drying up of liquidity, making the market less appealing for investors and more volatile for those who, like me, have made a living from trades. SEBI's decision could potentially force many seasoned traders out of the market, stripping away years of experience and knowledge.

The economic stability of many who have invested decades focusing solely on improving their trading skills is at stake. It's not just about the money – it’s about preserving the art and craft of trading that thousands have dedicated their lives to. In a market that thrives on preparedness and adaptability, this abrupt change is not adaptive but rather disruptive.

Requesting SEBI to reconsider this decision is not just a plea for livelihood but a call for maintaining the foundational structures of our trading systems. The livelihood of thousands of traders who rely on these weekly options is at stake, and the implications of removing them are far-reaching not only for traders but for the market's health and competitiveness.

Join me in urging SEBI to maintain the current weekly option expiry and to support the ecosystem that allows committed individuals to thrive. Sign this petition to help preserve the financial landscape that supports countless traders and their families, keeping our markets user-friendly and competitive.

     - Aarav Raj & Whole Trading Community