Where can I keep track of scrips blocked for trading in MIS/BO/CO or due to ASM/GSM?

ASM (Additional Surveillance Measure) is a regulatory framework introduced by SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) in 2018. It's designed to keep a close watch on certain scrips that are considered high-risk and volatile. The ASM list consists of scrips that are prone to market manipulation, price volatility, and trading anomalies. The ASM framework puts in place certain trading restrictions on these scrips to safeguard investors and maintain market integrity. Scrips added to the ASM list may have lower trading limits, higher margin requirements, and increased surveillance by exchanges and regulators.

GSM (Graded Surveillance Measure) is another framework introduced by SEBI in 2019. It's similar to ASM in that it focuses on scrips that are considered high-risk and volatile. However, GSM is a bit more nuanced in that it categorizes scrips into different grades based on the level of risk they pose. There are five grades, with grade 1 indicating the highest risk and grade 5 indicating the lowest risk. Scrips in higher grades may face stricter restrictions, such as lower trading limits and higher margin requirements.

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