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For the last 6 years, a generally declining trend has been seen in the stock market in the month of January. Nifty has been in loss in January on 7 occasions in the last 10 years. This decline was mainly seen due to heavy selling by foreign investors (FIIs). Foreign investors have been net sellers six times between 2015 and 2024. The average return of Nifty in the last 10 years in January has been 0.38%.
Foreign investors withdrew money in January for the last 3 years In the last 3 years, FIIs withdrew Rs 87,899 crore from the Indian stock market in January. Earlier in January 2016, 2017 and 2019 also, FIIs were net sellers. However, he had purchased Indian shares in January 2015, 2018, 2020 and 2021.
Domestic institutions increased investment in 7 out of 10 years Domestic Institutional Investors (DII) were buyers on 7 out of 10 occasions in January. He has invested Rs 87,899 crore in the last three years in January. However, they were net sellers in January 2015, 2020 and 2021. At the same time, for 4 years from 2016 to 2019, he made purchases in January.
Sensex rises by 400 points on the first day of the year, Nifty rises by 100 points Today, on the first day of the year (January 1), a rise is being seen in the stock market. Sensex is trading at the level of 78,650 with a gain of about 400 points. At the same time, there is a rise of more than 100 points in Nifty, it is trading at the level of 23,750 points.
During early trading, out of 30 Sensex stocks, 25 were seen rising and 5 were declining. Today auto and IT shares are on the rise. At the same time, a decline is being seen in energy and metal shares.
Equity investors will increase by 27% in 2024 2024 has been a great year for new investors. During this period the market created many records. Last year, retail investors increased by 27% on annual basis and reached close to 11 crores. The number of investors in Maharashtra and UP crossed 1 crore for the first time.
However, the participation of women investors was not as expected. Their share in total investors was only 24%, which was 23% in the year 2023. The total market cap of companies listed in the market was Rs 438.9 lakh crore ($5.13 trillion). It was Rs 361.1 lakh crore last year. That means the market cap of listed companies increased by 21.5%.
- One in four companies in the world got listed in India: By November in the calendar year 2024, the share of newly listed companies at the global level among the companies listed on NSE was 23%.
- Investors increased by 27% in one year, reached close to 11 crores: The number of investors crossed 10 crore in August 2024. The last one crore was added in just five months. In December this figure was 10.9 crores. Investors increased by 27% on annual basis.
- Average investor age 35.8 years, women investors increased by just 1%: By November 2024, the average age of investors has come down to 36 years. It was 41 years four years ago. By November 2024, the number of women among total investors will increase to 24%. It was 23% in November 2023.
- For the first time, M cap of SME companies crossed Rs 2 lakh crore: The total market cap of companies listed on NSE Emerge (SME) was Rs 2.2 lakh crore ($26 billion). A total of 301 companies were listed on NSE in 2024. Of these, 90 companies were listed on the mainboard and 178 companies were listed on NSE emerge (SME).
- The share of retail investors in the total market cap was 17.6%: Retail investors held 17.6% of the NSE-listed market cap as of September 2024. In March 2014 it was 10.9%. Retail holdings have grown at a compounded annual rate (CAGR) of 25% in the last 10 years. It increased more than 10 times from Rs 7.9 lakh crore in March 2014 to Rs 82.5 lakh crore by September 2024.
- Domestic investors made profit of Rs 13 lakh crore in 2024: Domestic investors in the stock market made a profit of about Rs 13.2 lakh crore in the calendar year 2024. The value of their investments increased by Rs 28 lakh crore in the last three years 2022-24.