Nithin Kamath says India’s stock market rally may not be a true, broad-based bull run. He points to weak cash turnover and negative equity inflows, arguing that gains are being powered more by SIP participation and leveraged trading. The result, he cautions, could be a market that looks bullish while speculative activity outweighs genuine investment.
Nithin Kamath said Rainmatter has invested over Rs 1,500 crore across 160+ startups. He added that Zerodha puts 10% of its earnings into startups and another 10% into social development via Rainmatter. Kamath emphasized the firm isn’t chasing quick exits, signaling a long-term approach to building companies and impact.
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Zerodha co founder Nithin Kamath says the firm has spent only about Rs 10 lakh to develop the platform so far. He argues that investor pressure for quick exits isn’t there, letting the company focus on what it deems best for customers—even if it costs short term business. He highlights Zerodha’s no spam and no tracking approach.
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