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Is young India becoming a country of savers or gamblers?
What can you buy today for just 112 rupees? Not even a plate of pav-bhaji or chole-bhature at a decent Mumbai restaurant. So, why worry about SEBI’s report on equity cash markets? The report states that traders with turnover less than rupees one crore on an average lost 112 rupees in FY23. The 32 page…
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FM shoots a Brahmastra, trying to kill two birds with one announcement
An analysis of the recent budget impact on investments in the stock market and other financial instruments. Will all investments move towards bank deposits?
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Is short-selling a dirty word in the Indian context?
Short selling in the Indian market is viewed negatively due to market structure, mindset, and regulatory concerns. Despite rising retail investor participation, challenges persist, such as systemic risk and high valuations. Encouraging balance and fair price discovery, as well as addressing economic risks, are essential for the market’s stability and long-term growth.