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Why is there a fall in participation in stock market by retail traders? Year 2021 saw such huge participation and rise in retail traders. What went wrong?

Jefferies' Chris Wood says India is the best long-term equity market in the world, and that the bull market is nowhere near ending due to a combination growing retail participation, relentless fund flow and robust domestic demand.

As we all know people of India dynamically joining the stock market. Pre covid the percentage was around 3 (4cr people approx) and post covid it's growing everyday and now it's around 6% (8cr people approx). But as mentioned in Sebi's guidelines that

There was a app namely Foodybuddy which by developed and run by few people from Bangalore. It was progressing well till COVID struck and it disappeared as the model became redundant owing to lockdown. Today got to know that it was bought by a VC. Any

India's Sustainable Home Decor market size was valued at USD 14.78 billion in 2021 and is expected to reach USD 21.18 billion by 2029, at a CAGR of 4.6% from 2022 to 2029.

I’m working on an idea and would love your thoughts. I’ve noticed that many retail traders often struggle with tracking their trades, learning from mistakes, and improving their strategies. There's no real journaling platform out there that combine

📈Over 90% of retail traders in India lose money, especially in futures & options (F&O) and day trading. >> Who Actually Makes Money? ✅Institutional Traders: Banks, hedge funds, and big firms using algorithms and high-frequency trading. ✅Algorithmic

Give the past Example of an Entrepreneurship where Product was the best in the market but yet the Business failed due to bad marketing or operations ??

During the COVID-19 lows, HAL had a market cap of Rs 17500 Cr Yesterday HAL added Rs 17500 crs+ in market cap in less than 15 minutes! There are days and years when nothing happens and days where everything happens!