An Empirical Study on the Retail Investors' Perception about Equity Investment in India
The retail investment market can be specifically be divided into two parts – one comprising of the professional investors in the market who are aware and updated about the various situation in the market and the second ones are the retail investors (RI) who are primary level of investors operating a...
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| description | The retail investment market can be specifically be divided into two parts – one comprising of the professional investors in the market who are aware and updated about the various situation in the market and the second ones are the retail investors (RI) who are primary level of investors operating at a lesser transactional amount. The study here would therefore, provide a holistic view on the various requirements of the RI in starting their investment in equity thorough a more learned and organised manner.The study includes a total of 500 retail investors for the statistically analysing the main purpose of the study. It can be stated that the empirical evidences have helped in formulating a very useful model that can be effective in changing the present retail investor situation in India. The RI in India in the present time is mostly involved in the younger generation and needs to be further propagated to achieve better result. the factors being generated during this study can be useful in taking this process further. |
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