'Apna Time Aayega': Why Indians Are Big On Stock Market Trading | Vivek Kaul | Neil Borate
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2024
- Stock market trading | Trading ideas | SEBI | India has become a trading nation. But while there's a lot of hero stories, there's also heartbreaking stories of vulnerable traders losing a LOT of money. However, even those who're losing a lot, don't seem to stopping. The 'apna time aayega' mindset is extremely prevalent, especially since the overall narrative around the bull market is so positive. But can retail traders EVER win?
Vivek Kaul and Neil Borate discuss
#stockmarket #equity #trading
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There is an aspect of gamification in using these trading apps. Trading gives you a dopamine "kick".
the incentives for exchanges are so skewed -- to more trading. and no checks by the regulator. regarding scams - no evidence whatsoever ! nice.
The more I watch these videos, I realise, the fewer the options of successful investing exist
Wishful thinking and unchecked expectations towards onself are one of the biggest poisons in society that viels the risks and consequences of one's actions.
Thank you for the video
Greed trumps common sense - like any other scam the urge to make quick money and the delusional emotion that it is within one's reach . Technology in the form of mobiles and internet have facilitated the process .
I hope it would somehow find its way in the sense this madness will stop. I have been saying that ever since first covid, almost 4 years we still are in the bubble people are losing crazy money.
Sunk cost fallacy. Continuing to invest and hold on to losing stocks.
Request to add chapters. Thanks.
sebi and govt both knows that people lose money in FNO by a large percentage, still FNO has lot of expenses even before you pay tax, that's another reason majority traders cannot even breakeven.
Greed is another thing which is pulling people to trading
No one else but the gamblers are responsible for their loses not evil FII not evil SEBI Govt not evil trading apps and whatever money Jane Street made i am sure Govt exchanges and brokers got more than enough of that pie afterall who is gonna pay for laadli behna rewadi in MP and new laadli behna rewadi in haryana
My time will also come
Cant equate foolishness to vulnerability...