In the calendar year 2019, the stock market recorded record high levels of investor capital


The 7th year of the Lord Jesus is moving toward completion. Taking a look at the stock market movement during this year, the stock market had reached record levels during this year's turbulent environment, but due to various adversities, the capital of retail investors was eroding.

On the other hand, due to the stock specific rally, a large number of players, speculators, along with the record of the market index had become rich. Thus, even though the Sensex gave a positive return of around 5% this year, ordinary investors were disappointed.

Sensex and the Nifty showed high volatility behind local and global adversities. Similarly, huge funds were withdrawn by foreign investors throughout the year. So after the reduction in corporate tax, they have once again invested heavily in the Indian market.

Foreign investors have played an active role in the foundations of the current market boom. The role of the finance sector was debatable throughout the year. On the other hand, coffee-day founder VG The reason behind Siddhartha's suicide is not yet known.

Among the various favorable and adverse factors, the Indian stock market has witnessed a large volatility in the calendar year of the 5th. Even in the volatility environment, the Sensex has given a positive return of 8.5% in the first year. The Nifty has a return of 5.5% during the year.

The Sensex and the Nifty have set a new historic surface record, in addition to providing positive market returns.

On the other hand, small gaps in midcap and midcap stocks have been reported during this year.

Hostile reports have also led to a massive erosion in their market cap, hitting the ground from a number of stocks in the Beau region. Some of the stocks in the sector have been so volatile that even in the future, the stock price will continue to rise. Here is a list of large-scale capital erosion stocks.

According to the data available from the market data, the shares of the company, like Visek in this sector, have lost their entire capital of investors. In other 3-4 companies, more than 5% of the capital has been eroded.

In terms of market cap, the B Group Group shares of Mumbai stock market have a market cap of Rs. The loss of 8 lakh crores has decreased. On the other hand, the group's shares have a market cap of Rs. 1 lakh crores has been seriously increased.

Speaking of PE, the BSE midcap will have a PE on January 1st. Was 1.8, which is down to 1.8. While the PE of the Smallcap Index was 6, it is currently down to 1. Thus, these figures show that smallcap and midcap stocks have undergone a massive backlash. In other words, the general investor capital has started to decline drastically during the year.

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