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🟥What's the biggest challenge for retail investors in the Indian stock market ?? Tell Your opinion everyone !!

⚠️ Digit IPO SHORT TERM VIEW⚠️ GMP - 5%(falling after application open) Nifty retesting level of 22200. D2 subscription - QIB - 0.24 Retail - 2.57 NIB - 0.73 Will this IPO giving listing gains? High Risk bet I guess what ur

A small but interesting case study I wrote of how a boxer turned Marketing Mogul promoted his fight and made MILLIONS. Give it a read so that you might also try this high-risk marketing strategy to gain Hefty ‘rewards’

I have a startup idea , which is awesome and in very high demand. it is a necessary item for everyone and impact on society positively. only serious investors contact me personally. Thank you

First, DHFL and now Jet Airways, both have one thing in common: retail investors knowingly invest their money in such companies that are bound to fail, and then they blame the government for losing their money. But investors don’t see their own mista

This year - IPO fundraise has picked up pace with 60 companies listing so far and raising ₹63,985 crore (+29% over 2023). 📄SEBI's report on Investor Behaviour in IPOs is an interesting reveal - - High Flipping Rate: Overall around 54% of IPO shares

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Day 3 About Basic Finance Concepts Here's Some New Concepts 4. Investment Stocks: Shares in a company that give investors ownership rights and potential dividends. Bonds: Debt securities where investors loan money to companies or governments in re

Why Flipkart Struggles to Turn a Profit: Unpacking the E-commerce Giant's Challenges - Intense Competition: Competing with Amazon, Snapdeal, and other local players drives up marketing and operational costs. - High Discounts & Offers: To attract

Okay, I was just checking the valuation of our Indian stock market and I noticed something interesting. Despite the heavy sell-off in October, FMCG, IT, and small-cap stocks are still overvalued. I understand why IT stocks are overvalued because the