The development of the country has slowed down! Robbery in the IPO market, weak rupee, risk of recession

• Robbery of investors in the IPO market
• More than 80% of listed companies in red
• The economy and the stock market have been in recession for several years

Stock Market: The Indian stock market is currently experiencing a strange situation. While both the major benchmarks Sensex and Nifty are near their all-time highs, the domestic market conditions are dire. This can easily be gauged from the fact that the BSE Smallcap index, which comprises shares of 1,223 companies, has fallen by 13% so far this year and more than 80% of the listed companies are in the red. Rupee is depreciating every day. This is happening even when the economy is booming. For the first time in history, we are witnessing such a strange situation when all components of the Indian economy are positive.

For example, rapid GDP growth of 8%, stable government, controlled inflation, interest rate cuts, abundant rainfall, significant reduction in income tax and GST rates, low crude oil prices and rising incomes of corporate India, mean that there are no factors to worry about. Retail investors are also investing heavily through mutual fund schemes. However, the entire year 2025 is full of recession.

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Ordinary investors are baffled by this unusual situation, in reality, India’s growth story is slowing down and the culprits are greedy merchant bankers, promoters and big fund houses. These capitalists are trying to dupe lakhs of retail investors through expensive IPOs, while SEBI regulators remain silent. They only express concern but do not take any action. A similar looting was going on 30 years ago with big operators and fund houses pushing up the Sensex and Nippon by promoting select large stocks, so that they could boost sentiment and lure retail investors into expensive IPOs.

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Meanwhile, the risk of a recession is rising across the market. The looting in public auctions (IPOs) is similar to the copyright looting that took place between 1992-1995. The perverse effect was that the economy and the stock market sank into the same recession for several years, with the threat of a similar recession now. However, at that time there was some honesty among promoters and merchant bankers, they offered IPOs of profit-making companies at a premium of 25-50 or even Rs 100 sometimes even at par, but now, the greed has increased to such an extent that even IPOs of heavily loss-making companies are being offered at a premium of thousands of rupees. Due to which the small investors are being robbed openly.