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    This study aims to provide an overview of the Indian stock market and the increasing number of individual investors. It will analyze relevant data and statistics on technological growth in the capital market since 1991 and how it has impacted investor behavior and their movement from savings to various investment options. The study considers two hypotheses: the null hypothesis (H0) and alternative hypothesis (H1). The H0 for each test is that Indians invest in stocks, millennials invest in stocks, stocks are for long-term investing, stocks are not just for experts, and equity shares are the most popular investment tool. The objectives are to study emerging Indian stock exchanges, how stock exchanges work, their importance, the regulatory framework, preferred trading types

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    This study aims to provide an overview of the Indian stock market and the increasing number of individual investors. It will analyze relevant data and statistics on technological growth in the capital market since 1991 and how it has impacted investor behavior and their movement from savings to various investment options. The study considers two hypotheses: the null hypothesis (H0) and alternative hypothesis (H1). The H0 for each test is that Indians invest in stocks, millennials invest in stocks, stocks are for long-term investing, stocks are not just for experts, and equity shares are the most popular investment tool. The objectives are to study emerging Indian stock exchanges, how stock exchanges work, their importance, the regulatory framework, preferred trading types

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    Sample Blackbook Project

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    Hriday Sharma
    This study aims to provide an overview of the Indian stock market and the increasing number of individual investors. It will analyze relevant data and statistics on technological growth in the capital market since 1991 and how it has impacted investor behavior and their movement from savings to various investment options. The study considers two hypotheses: the null hypothesis (H0) and alternative hypothesis (H1). The H0 for each test is that Indians invest in stocks, millennials invest in stocks, stocks are for long-term investing, stocks are not just for experts, and equity shares are the most popular investment tool. The objectives are to study emerging Indian stock exchanges, how stock exchanges work, their importance, the regulatory framework, preferred trading types

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    STATEMENT OF PROBLEM

    This project aims at undertaking a detailed overview of Indian Stock


    Market and increase in the individual investors in the stock market.
    Technological enablement and rapid growth of Indian capital market since
    the new economic policy of 1991 has given more importance to investors.
    Investor behaviour also tend to move into savings to investment, short
    term trading of capital market instruments. Stock markets today are
    emerging as a very popular and a better financial market instrument for a
    large number of investors.
    This project is backed by relevant data and statistical information.
    HYPOTHESIS OF THE STUDY

    A Hypothesis is an assumption, an idea that is proposed for the sake of


    argument so that it can be tested to see if it might be true. In the scientific
    method, the hypothesis is constructed before any applicable research has been
    done, apart from a basic background review.

    This study takes into consideration two hypothesis. The first one being the null
    hypothesis and the second one being the alternative hypothesis.
    The hypothesis being tested under this study assuming it to be true is called the
    null hypothesis and is denoted by H0. The hypothesis which differs from the
    null hypothesis is the alternative hypothesis and is denoted by H1

    Following are the hypothesis of the study:-

    1. H0: Indians have started investing in the stock market.


    H1: Indians only invest in FD’s and Gold.

    2. H0: Millenials are investing in the stock market.


    H1: Millenials are not investing in the stock market.

    3. H0: Stock market is for long term investing.


    H1: Stock market is for short term trading.

    4. H0: Stock market is not only for experts.


    H1: Stock market is exclusively for experts.

    5. H0: Equity shares is the most sought out investment tool.


    H1: Equity shares is not the most sought out investment tool.
    OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

    The objectives of this study are:-


    1. To study about the emerging stock markets in india such as NSE and
    BSE.
    2. To understand how does a stock exchange work.
    3. To study the importance of stock exchange.
    4. To study the overview of The Regulatory Framework Of The Capital
    Market in India .
    5. To study about the type of trading preferred by the investors in stock
    market.
    6. To analyse why more and more individual investors are increasing in the
    Indian stock market in the recent times
    SCOPE OF THE STUDY

    The scope of the study is to get a detailed overview of what is a stock market,
    The in-depth study of the stock market, Importance of the stock market. To
    study how the stock markets are emerging in the recent times and the increase in
    the individual investors in the market.
    LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY

    The study was conducted mainly based on the secondary data. As


    our study was during the time covid-19 pandemic and lock down,
    the data collection was narrowed by online sources. So, there was
    a dependency on various sites. The unavailability of books and
    other physical materials had been a major limitation of our project.
    The limited knowledge of the respondents regarding the topic may
    hamper the true conclusion of the study. As the data was through
    online google forms, there might be chances of biased information
    being provided by respondents. The research was limited towards
    people staying in urban and metropolitan regions.

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