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It can be seen on the graph. There are 3 income segments which differ wildly from each other. 0-90% is the poorer class. 90-99% is the middle class. Top 1% is rich. The average Indian is poor. Whats your opinion in this?

Hey do you guys think this recent sebi report of 90% f&o traders making losses will affect the market as in if there can be a dip in the volume Because if not then I want to build a startup around disciplined trading.

📈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

SEBI's New Rules and Impact on Zerodha 1. True-to-Label Circular (Oct 2024): Stricter regulations on promoting derivatives may reduce Zerodha's revenue by 10%, shifting focus to simpler products like equity and mutual funds. 2. Index Derivatives C

Dude, I had looked into F&O and swing trading before, but today I came across mutual fund trading as well. The funny thing is, its returns are usually higher than those of regular traders because it doesn't have the extra costs that we have to pay du

Do guys think government should impose strict rules, I mean there should be seperate website only for private companies for complaints or grievances. Like : How they ask you to serve 60 - 90 days notice period but they want there new employee to jo

📈 The Indian Meme Market: From LOLs to a ₹2,000 Cr Economy Memes in India are no longer just about humor. They’ve quietly transformed into one of the most powerful engines of culture, influence, and monetization in our digital ecosystem. Here’s wh

Okay, recently Zerodha's founder shared a statistic about their platform where trading volumes in India have dropped by more than 30%, including both cash and F&O. A few days ago, I also mentioned that some investors are currently stopping their SIPs

Data-driven snapshot: in 90 seconds we map the major shifts reshaping VC investing—new geographic hotspots, hot domains, changing business stages, and evolving ticket sizes—plus the key reasons driving these moves (macro trends, AI, regulatory shifts