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Why Media Houses are Playing with Weekly Expiry News?

For weeks now, Indian option traders have been caught in a whirlwind of confusion - not because SEBI officially announced any changes to weekly expiries, but because CNBC-TV18 has been relentlessly dropping “exclusive” stories citing unnamed sources. Stories that have shaken confidence, moved markets, and forced brokers and traders to constantly re-evaluate their strategies - only for many of these stories to be refuted within days by other media houses or top industry insiders. In this video, we walk you through the entire chaotic timeline of this media-manufactured expiry circus - starting from August 21st, when CNBC-TV18 first reported that SEBI is looking to phase out weekly options expiry contracts. Since then, the news flow has been anything but stable. One day it’s a glide path to monthly contracts. Another day, it’s a meeting between SEBI and top brokers. Then comes a denial from NDTV Profit. Then Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath himself clarifies that no such meeting ever took place. Just when traders start breathing easy, CNBC again reports that brokers want weekly expiry to continue, followed by a celebratory “no change to expiry” bulletin - only to be contradicted the next day by NDTV again, saying SEBI is still considering a phased discontinuation through a sunset clause. This is not just poor journalism. This is financial negligence. And let’s be clear — this isn’t a casual entertainment segment. These reports influence the decisions of millions of retail traders, especially in the options space, where expiry cycles are central to intraday and swing trading strategies. Brokerage firms, algo funds, analysts - all rely on stable regulatory communication to manage risk. When a prominent media house keeps pushing contradictory updates, citing “sources”, and never taking accountability for being wrong — it’s the traders who suffer. We’re calling this what it is: a media circus. And at the centre of it is CNBC-TV18. This video is a direct response to that circus. Not just to call out CNBC-TV18’s carelessness, but also to hold SEBI accountable for staying silent through it all. Because let’s face it - when regulatory silence meets media sensationalism, the result is market manipulation, confusion, and eventually, erosion of trust. We’ve broken this video down into a date-wise timeline of how the news evolved, how different players contradicted each other, and what each announcement really meant from a trader’s point of view. If you’re a serious trader, this is your one-stop resource to understand exactly what happened, when, and why it matters. But more importantly, this video asks the larger question: Who holds media accountable when they get it wrong - again and again - in financial reporting? When a news platform misreports political gossip, the consequences may be minimal. But when they misreport regulatory changes in the financial markets, real capital is lost. Strategies collapse. Panic sets in. This isn’t a joke. We’re urging SEBI to step up. A single official statement could have cleared the air weeks ago. Either the regulator is considering expiry changes - or it isn’t. But this game of silence leaves space for “exclusive source” stories to dominate trader psychology, and that’s both dangerous and irresponsible. If you’re someone who relies on expiry data, who builds positions around Thursday setups, or who has had to second-guess your strategy because of this chaos - this video is for you. We urge you to watch it till the end, share it in your trader circles, and leave a comment if you’ve personally been affected by this confusing wave of expiry headlines. Financial journalism must be held to a higher standard. And when media starts acting like policy-makers, it’s time for the real policy-makers to speak. Let’s fix this — not just for expiry contracts, but for the credibility of the ecosystem. Have you been scammed? File your complaint at - https://aseemjuneja.in/ Install Stock Pathshala for LIVE classes and Webinars now: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... iOS App: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/stock-p... Join Our Whatsapp Group: https://www.whatsapp.com/channel/0029...