Data from the Indian stock exchange show that the number of individual investors in the country who trade shares on the stock exchange every month had catapulted from three million in 2020 to 11 million by September 2023. Pictured: A scene from a celebration at the Mumbai Stock Exchange in November 2023. Photo: FRANCIS MASCARENHAS, Scanpix
Outside the US, Indian stocks have had an impressive growth story. Further possibilities are seen in this land, although the risks can also be quite high.
Today, investing can be very global in nature, which can also be used by local investors in our country. Over time, it has become more convenient and often cheaper, considering the commissions, to own the shares of the world’s large publicly listed companies, where, in addition, such securities in various more exotic markets are also more accessible. Increasingly, investors can participate in the story of such changes in share values, for example, through exchange-traded funds that track almost countless indices.
For years, investors from Western countries have been lured, for example, by the state of securities of developing countries. In this respect, the fundamental rationale for such investment remains that many of these markets still show good long-term growth potential. This can be determined by the fact that several of these countries have positive demographic trends. It is also hoped that the level of prosperity will grow in these regions, which will make these markets even more interesting for entrepreneurs. Namely, both the middle class of society and the number of companies serving the appetite of the large mass of consumers in these countries will grow. This in turn can create profit opportunities for investors.
2024-01-04 07:38:35
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