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In 2023, Indian investors traded 85 billion options ­contracts, more than anywhere else in the world. The country has topped the charts since 2019, when it first overtook the US in the volume of annual trades.

Ansari is meeting his fans in Pune, about 90 miles south of Mumbai. He’s selling the dream of stock market riches to India’s fast-growing cadre of small investors. With half a million social media followers, he’s pushing an especially risky strategy: trading stock options, often as all-or-nothing bets on future share prices.

(Bloomberg Markets) -- Like a movie star at a premiere, Mohammad Nasiruddin Ansari steps out of the back seat of a white Mercedes. Flanked by a phalanx of black-clad bodyguards, he strides into the lobby of a luxury hotel and takes center stage in a ballroom as indoor fireworks machines spew fountains of sparks. “If you don’t make money in three months, I will give you 2 million rupees [$24,000],” he declares to cheers from the adoring crowd in a scene that’s still pl...

The Second Meeting of the National Traders’ Welfare Board (NTWB) was held at Vanijya Bhawan, New Delhi under the chairmanship of Union Minister for Commerce & Industry, Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution and Textiles, Sh. Piyush Goyal. The Minister in his special address, highlighted the relevance of NTWB and its objectives for the welfare…

Out of 50 stocks, only 5 of them have delivered negative returns in the last one year. Out of these 5 stocks, three stocks belong to one industrial house which faced headwinds early last year. 7 stocks have delivered more than 100 percent return, 4 stocks have gained between 80 to 100 %, 8 stocks have gained between 60 to 80 %, 5 stocks between 40 to 60 %, 12 stocks have gained between 20 to 40% and 9 stocks have gained between 0 to 20%. So, if you have focussed only on these 50 stocks out of a ...

About a third of Chinese funds that invest in foreign securities have halted or limited access to offshore markets, The Financial Times reports.

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Sellers of call options took up the huge bets on expectations that IT companies’ earnings would disappoint

Gold holds the high ground as Geopolitical tension and a weaker US Dollar show little signs of let up as the Year-End approaches. Will $2080/oz be reached?

Gold enjoyed a rally toward the $2050/Oz mark before facing some selling pressure as Fed rate cut expectations continue to sway back and forth. PCE data later in the week could prove key to where Gold prices end the week.