Indian Exchanges - ‘Steady Investors’ Have Risen Despite ‘Buyer’s Remorse’ – Key Takeaways From NSE Study: ICICI Securities

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Rising retail participation has been one of the key investment thesis behind capital market plays as evident from various indicators such as NSE active investors, steady investors base, retail flows into equities, and retail participation in cash and equity derivative segments.

However, there is also a fear of possible impact of market performance on retail participation. As such, the active investor base has expanded but is accompanied by ‘buyer’s remorse’ (i.e. investors stop trading in the immediate period after their entry into the market).

The June 2022 quarter not only saw the highest level of ‘buyer remorse’, but also witnessed a drop in unique investors for the first time between Q1 CY20-Q1 CY22.

However, investor participation seems to be stabilising post-June 2022, thanks to the sticky behaviour of steady investors. This ‘steady investor’ base is meaningfully higher now than in the past.

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