Sir my query is as under. 

I am 56 years. I am from Ahmedabad. In May 2015, 1000 shares of DHFL were bought from the market at a price of Rs. 2,00,000. But DHFL went bankrupt. Therefore, the price of DHFL no longer in the stock market. But I still have 1000 shares in my demat account which is now worth zero. So I lose 2,00,000 in capital. So how do I compensate for this loss? Sir, please guide me. 

Ans: Shares are in d-Mat account and there is no transfer of asset. Therefore, no loss can be claimed even if shares are delisted.

Ans: Hello;

I presume you are referring to your investments in direct stocks.

This is a notional loss unless you book it.

And if you had invested for short term you should have put a stop loss.

Investments in direct stock is fraught with numerous risks, please take your trades only under guidance of a research analyst/investment advisor.

Or else learn how to trade effectively through proper coaching and then trade/invest.

If you invest based on TV and Social Media tips then it is difficult.

Please seek advice on your stock holdings from a research analyst/investment advisor.

If you are into well researched fundamentally strong stocks and your time horizon is long(5 yr+) you shouldn't worry about these daily fluctuations.