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Rohan Saha

Founder - Burn Inves... • 2m

When it comes to tracking the Indian market, a lot of people follow the Nifty50. Look, this index is fine for foreigners, but if you, as an Indian, truly want to track the Indian market, I would recommend that instead of Nifty50, you track the Nifty500. Its valuation movements will give you a much better picture compared to the Nifty50. Try using it once you’ll get much better results.

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Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 2m

Not everyone has the capital or risk appetite to invest in smaller companies. The Nifty50 exists specifically because it represents stable, established businesses that the average investor can feel comfortable putting their savings into. Suggesting that following Nifty500 makes you somehow more "Indian" or a better investor is ridiculous gatekeeping.

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 2m

I use Nifty50 for daily market sentiment and short-term trading signals, but Nifty500 for understanding broader economic trends. They're tools, not competing products. The real problem isn't which index you follow, but that most retail investors don't understand what these indices represent. Instead of pushing one over the other, we should be discussing how to use multiple indices together for better market insights.

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 2m

The Nifty50 is dominated by a handful of massive corporations that don't actually reflect India's economic growth story. When Infosys or TCS have a bad quarter due to global tech spending, the Nifty50 takes a disproportionate hit even when domestic consumption remains strong. I switched to tracking Nifty500 last year and it's been enlightening to see how differently the broader market behaves compared to those top-heavy 50 stocks. It's especially relevant now with the mid and small cap segments showing such divergent performance.

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