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Take a break & recharge: Nithin Kamath advises traders amid market crash
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4m ago
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Zerodha Co-founder Nithin Kamath on Wednesday advised investors to "take a break from trading and recharge" as global markets witness widespread volatility over US' reciprocal tariffs. "Over the next 10 days, there are only four trading days...Good time to follow this advice," Kamath said. "Judging by what's happening, you're going to need it," he added.
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Govt should abolish capital gains tax: Ashneer on market crash
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6m ago
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Entrepreneur Ashneer Grover commented on the recent market crash, saying, "[It's] high time for government to abolish capital gains tax." "These markets aren't going to correct by themselves. [They] need structural change," he stated. He remarked after Nithin Kamath said the broking industry is seeing "a massive drop in terms of both the number of traders and volumes".
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Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath Warns Against Stopping SIPs Amid Market Fall
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6m ago
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Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath cautions investors against halting SIPs amid market downturns, emphasizing market cyclicity and the inevitability of corrections following the post-pandemic surge. He urges investors to persevere, highlighting the benefits of consistent investing for averaging across market cycles. Kamath advises against panic-induced sales and warns about leveraging investments, noting that disciplined, diversified, and regular investments enhance long-term success chances. He stresses on not being swayed by short-term market fluctuations.
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Death of currency derivative trading by retail traders: Kamath on RBI order
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1y ago
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Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath has commented on RBI's directive requiring traders to have exposure to the underlying currency to trade in currency derivatives on the stock exchange. "This means the death of currency derivative trading on stock exchanges by retail traders," Kamath said. "Regulatory risk is by far the biggest risk for stock brokers," he added.
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'If this continues...': Zerodha's Nithin Kamath sounds alarm amid deepening market crisis
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6m ago
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Zerodha's Nithin Kamath warns of a market crisis due to a significant decline in the number of traders and trading volumes. Daily trading volumes have dropped from ₹80,000 crore to ₹40,000 crore, a staggering 50% decrease. Investor participation has fallen by 30%, and overall market turnover has declined by 46%. Market value reduced by ₹40 lakh crore, a 15% shrinkage, while overseas investments dropped from $12.3 billion to $12.2 billion.
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'This is what top of the bull market looks like...': Nithin Kamath bags EY award amid India’s worst market drop since 2020
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5m ago
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Nithin Kamath received the EY award amidst India's significant market downturn, the worst since the March 2020 crash. Investor sentiment is at its lowest, with the market experiencing extreme bearishness. Retail investors are suffering, with losses reported to be between $500-700 billion. This situation illustrates the peak of a bull market transitioning into a downturn, highlighting the volatility and unpredictability of financial markets. Market participants are advised to exercise caution during these turbulent times.
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Nithin Kamath sounds alarm over digital arrest frauds in India
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5m ago
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Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath warned about the rise of digital arrest frauds in India, where scammers pose as law enforcement officers to extort money. Victims, often senior citizens, are tricked into thinking they face legal trouble unless they pay up. Scammers use fear and sophisticated tactics, including fake identities and extensive personal information, to deceive their targets, leading to significant financial losses. Kamath advises caution against unknown calls and messages.
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Battling social media addiction? Zerodha CEO's experience may help you
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1y ago
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Nithin Kamath, the founder of Zerodha, shared tips on overcoming social media addiction. He highlighted the urge for likes and positive comments on platforms like Facebook and Twitter, which often distract people and lead to a constant need for validation. Kamath suggests strategies like not tracking comments, limiting social media use to 30 minutes per day, and avoiding engaging with others online to break free from social media addiction.
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'Regulatory risk...the biggest risk': Nithin Kamath on RBI's currency derivative
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1y ago
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The Reserve Bank of India's new restrictions on unhedged currency derivatives is expected to lead to the downfall of currency derivative trading for retail traders. Nithin Kamath, the co-founder of Zerodha, stated that regulatory risk is the biggest threat faced by stock brokers. As per the RBI circular from 5 January, traders must showcase contracted or potential currency exposure to participate in currency derivatives on stock exchanges. Traders with an exposure above $100 million need to appoint a custodian participant or an authorized dealer, while those with smaller exposure require a declaration stating they are trading currencies to hedge contracted exposure.
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Zerodha Success Story - The Largest Stock Broker in India
StartupTalky
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1y ago
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Zerodha is an online discount broking company based in Bangalore, India. Founded in 2010 by brothers Nithin and Nikhil Kamath, Zerodha aims to provide brokerage facilities to stock market traders at lower costs. The company operates on a low margin and high volume model, charging a minimal fee per transaction. It has gained popularity for its innovative ideas and unique strategies, and currently has a client base of over 6.3 million. Zerodha also offers other services such as currency and commodity trading, mutual funds, and bonds.
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Nithin Kamath warns of explosion of fake apps that mimic broker interfaces, promise easy trading profits
Money Control
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1y ago
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Zerodha's co-founder, Nithin Kamath, has issued a warning about the increasing number of fake trading apps that deceive users by mimicking popular broker interfaces and promising easy money. Kamath explains that these scams start by adding users to WhatsApp groups and prompting them to install fake trading apps that resemble genuine platforms. In the beginning, users are allowed to make profits to convince them of the app's legitimacy, but when they attempt to withdraw the money, they are asked to make upfront payments, after which the scammers disappear. Kamath advises people to be skeptical of claims of easy money and not to fall for such scams.
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