শেয়ারবাজার :::: শাকিল রিজভী বলেন, তদন্ত প্রতিবেদন প্রকাশের পর বড় বিনিয়োগকারীদের মনে এক ধরনের আতঙ্ক বিরাজ করছে। কোনটা আইনের আওতায় অপরাধ আর কোনটা অপরাধ নয়, তা নিয়ে বড় বিনিয়োগকারীদের মনে এক ধরনের আতঙ্ক রয়েছে। এ কারণে তারা হয়তো পরিস্থিতি পর্যবেণ করছে। তবে শেয়ারবাজারে এখন বেশির ভাগ কম্পানির শেয়ারের দাম মৌলভিত্তির সঙ্গে সামঞ্জস্য পর্যায়ে রয়েছে। ফলে আতঙ্কিত হওয়ার কিছু নেই। তিনি বলেন, বাংলাদেশ ফান্ড শেয়ারবাজারের একমাত্র উপাদান নয়। তাই এটি শেয়ারবাজার ঠিক করার একমাত্র উপাদান হিসেবে দায়িত্ব পালন করতে পারবে না।
Even after injecting a dollop of Tk 5,000 crore for salvaging the scam-stricken stock market, share prices again crashed Sunday, sparking off desperate protests in the busy business-district Motijheel.
“Please shoot us”, reads a virtual self-immolation warrant stuck on the chests of some of the demonstrators found agitating in front of the DSE Bhavan at about 1pm.
The general index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange shed over over 287 points and Chittagong stocks’ Selective Categories Index 477 points Sunday, in defiance of all bailout measures taken so far by the government following the recent market crash, attributed to manipulation by some business barons and their minions in that domain—some of the stock regulators reportedly included in the nexus.
At the close of day’s trading, the Dhaka Stock Exchange General Index shed 287 points to stand down at 5611 in share prices.
Of the traded issues, 244 declined, one advanced and three remained unchanged.
Chittagong stocks also marked a sharp fall Sunday, with the CSE Selective Categories Index climbing down to 10115 by dropping 477 points.
Out of the issues traded on the day, 181 declined, four gained and one remained unchanged.
During the demo, Biniyogkari Oikya Parishad convener Mizanur Rashid Chowdhury said, “The share market at present became an orphanage. Nobody remains to look after it.”
He urged the government to come forward effectively to restore normalcy on the capital market.
Or else, the investors threatened, “The investors will go on a fast-unto-death strike.”
The investors’ leader also demanded resignation of the high officials of SEC, DSE and Bangladesh Bank for their alleged failure to regulate the otherwise potential capital market.
Even after injecting a dollop of Tk 5,000 crore for salvaging the scam-stricken stock market, share prices again crashed Sunday, sparking off desperate protests in the busy business-district Motijheel.
“Please shoot us”, reads a virtual self-immolation warrant stuck on the chests of some of the demonstrators found agitating in front of the DSE Bhavan at about 1pm.
The general index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange shed over over 287 points and Chittagong stocks’ Selective Categories Index 477 points Sunday, in defiance of all bailout measures taken so far by the government following the recent market crash, attributed to manipulation by some business barons and their minions in that domain—some of the stock regulators reportedly included in the nexus.
At the close of day’s trading, the Dhaka Stock Exchange General Index shed 287 points to stand down at 5611 in share prices.
Of the traded issues, 244 declined, one advanced and three remained unchanged.
Chittagong stocks also marked a sharp fall Sunday, with the CSE Selective Categories Index climbing down to 10115 by dropping 477 points.
Out of the issues traded on the day, 181 declined, four gained and one remained unchanged.
During the demo, Biniyogkari Oikya Parishad convener Mizanur Rashid Chowdhury said, “The share market at present became an orphanage. Nobody remains to look after it.”
He urged the government to come forward effectively to restore normalcy on the capital market.
Or else, the investors threatened, “The investors will go on a fast-unto-death strike.”
The investors’ leader also demanded resignation of the high officials of SEC, DSE and Bangladesh Bank for their alleged failure to regulate the otherwise potential capital market.
