Increased trend of retail investors in view of rising market, 12 percent more demat accounts opened in June

Seeing the boom in the market due to the strength of the economy, domestic retail investors are again seeing opportunities to earn in the stock market. This is the reason that in the month of June last, 23.6 lakh new demat accounts were opened for buying and selling in the stock market. This figure is the highest in the last 13 months.
Last year in May 25 lakh demat accounts were opened. Last June, 12 percent more demat accounts were opened as compared to May this year. In view of the boom in the market after the Corona period, millions of demat accounts started opening every month, whose number has crossed 12 crores.
The number of Demat accounts has registered a growth of 24 percent in the last year. Market experts believe that the scale of economic activity at the domestic level is showing strength. This year there are elections to the Lok Sabha in many states next year. Due to these reasons, the market is likely to continue rising.
If we talk about demat accounts opened in the last six months, then 21.9 lakh demat accounts were opened in January, 20.8 lacks in February, 19.2 lacks in March, 16 lacks in April, 21 lakh in May, and 23.6 lacks in June.
The trend of foreign institutional investors is also increasing continuously towards the Indian market. According to data from the National Securities Depository Limited, foreign institutional investment inflows stood at Rs 45,286 crore in June this year, the highest in the last 10 months.
According to Ashutosh Bishnoi, former CEO of Mahindra Mutual, the valuation of mid-caps is very high right now, so there are more opportunities in small-caps of all sectors. However, investors need to be careful while choosing equity.
Investors should consult their fund managers in this regard. Broadly speaking, companies with a market capitalization of less than 5000 crores are called small caps. To earn without any risk, salaried investors can top-up Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) instead of investing lump sum money.
According to experts, if America increases the federal interest rate again to improve its economic condition, then definitely foreign investors will leave the Indian market, which can affect the market.