The rise of young Indian investors in India's equity markets

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This chapter delves into the increasing trend of young Indian investors transitioning from traditional gold investments to equities, driven by domestic investments, greater banking access, and success stories in derivatives trading. While the surge is fueled by potential high returns, regulators caution about the speculative nature, low success rate, and the importance of enhancing investor protection.

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