BSE Outperforms Angel One After Possible Market Curbs

BSE and Angel One, two companies involved in stock trading, saw their stock prices drop after the government hinted at new rules.

Both companies make money from stock options trading, but in different ways.

BSE charges a percentage of the value of each trade, so it benefits from higher values.

Angel One charges a flat fee per trade.

While BSE saw its trading volume actually increase after previous rule changes, Angel One's volume fell.

Analysts predict BSE's profits will rise, while Angel One's may fall, suggesting BSE is better positioned to handle the new regulations.