@svembu Thanks 💖 for the reply sir. Really hope Zoho comes to Indian market in future, and Arattai becomes a global product from India. Wishing the best for both.
I genuinely feel @Zoho should come to Indian stock market someday. Indian investors missed the whole AI rally because we barely had great product companies to believe in. People would happily invest in companies like Zoho thinking you can build the next big product story from 🇮🇳
I honestly wish Zerodha and Zoho were listed. Imagine Indian capital flowing into companies like Zerodha & Zoho instead of going out of 🇮🇳 market. Maybe our IT sector wouldn't feel so directionless today if more money backed real builders like you guys.
@Nithin0dha@nikhilkamathcio@zerodha
Zerodha is one of the greatest Indian product stories ever built. Bootstrapped, profitable, trusted by millions. The market rewards strong products over time. Groww's valuation itself shows the appetite is huge.
The reason he doesn't care about piracy is that, he anyways knows people would join his cohort for referrals because 99.99% of the people don't know how to make it without referrals and which makes sense that's the whole point the business is based around nothing wrong with it.
If you think the Indian markets are speculative, the US markets will blow your mind. It's pure speculative mania there - you can bet on literally anything. Options on every asset imaginable, crypto markets 24/7, sports betting, weather derivatives, and political outcomes through platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket. In a sense, every aspect of American life has been gamified and turned into something you can bet on.
This is probably why the govt increased STT? 😬
Immortality is attained by having children, leaving the world in a better place than you found it, and pushing the human frontier. Not by drinking “longevity mix powder”.
Because of this, investors move money from equities to commodities (gold,silver) etc.
While banks and good companies are reporting losses, a few HFT firms make very large profits.
@SEBI_India , @NSEIndia should set strict position limits, especially short limits for big firms.
HFT firms in India like Jane Street India are reporting 5x profit growth.
- They do not invest for the long term or give stock targets.
- They mostly create short positions through options in F&O, derivatives and stocks.
- This creates constant selling pressure and volatility.