Foreign institutional investors have profited in F&O, says SEBI report. Those who invest using algorithms through computers
In the past few years, there has been a boom in capital markets in India. Millions of ordinary people have come forward to invest in the capital market. Many have chosen the capital market as an alternative source of income. Many are looking at investment as their main source of income. And there is a goal. They are facing huge losses by investing in high risk derivatives segment with the aim of higher income. The Securities Exchange Board or SEBI has repeatedly warned investors about this.
They have presented a sensational report recently. It shows that 93 percent of futures and options investors in the stock market have seen losses in the last 3 years. Only 1 percent of investors earned more than Rs 1 lakh.
According to SEBI report, 93 percent of F&O investors in India made losses from 2022-2024. That is, 9 out of 10 people have found money. They have lost a total of 1.8 lakh crore rupees. The average loss is around Rs 2 lakh. Only 1 percent of F&O investors managed to make a profit of Rs 1 lakh or more after taxes and other charges. About 4 lakh F&O investors each lost Rs 28 lakh during 2022-24
Foreign institutional investors have profited in F&O, says SEBI report. Those who invest using computer algorithms. While typical F&O investors made losses, they spent an average of Rs 26,000 each on transaction costs. The total amount of which is about 50 thousand crores. 51 percent of which was received by brokerage firms.
Own report: Indian stock markets fall after continuous bad signals from global markets. The face of decline was seen when the market opened on Thursday. On Thursday, the 30-digit Sensex was trading down 867 points at 53,320.83. The 50-digit Nifty opened 210 points later at 15,956.45. Many stocks collapsed in early trading. In such a scenario, the trading session of the day is considered to be only bearish.
Banking sector gave good returns in some sessions. As a result, most investors are expected to consider investing in this sector. On the other hand, the Indian rupee has also fallen. His price fell by 23 paise to 77.46.
Earlier on Wednesday, the Sensex fell by 276.46 points to close at 54088.39 after a day of volatility in the market. Nifty lost 72.95 points to close at 16167.10. However, shares of the banking sector have seen a good trend. In Wednesday’s trading session, the Nifty at one point dipped below 16,000. But the Nifty regained some ground lost to the banking sector.
In just four days, 13 lakh crores of investors have sunk in the stock market. BSE listed companies posted losses of Rs 5 lakh crore on Wednesday. Also, in just four trading sessions, the capital of these companies decreased by Tk 13,32,898.99 crore.
