*Money Times Talk*
*23th November 2024*
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Although Money Times recommendation have outperformed other media, stock brokers and research houses, the brief recommendations under Money Times Talk (MTT) cannot display ‘BUY’, ‘SELL’ or ‘HOLD’ recommendations. Readers should, therefore, exercise their own judgement and evaluate the future prospects of the stock given its past performance, industry prospects in the backdrop of a growing economy and in consultation with their investment adviser.
As per a mmarket veteran, avoid upgrading your lifestyle too quickly after booking fast stock market profits, as losses could strain your finances, mindset and performance.
Over 34 years, the Nifty 50 has seen 48 corrections of 5%+, 7–9% dips yearly, 10–20% every 3–4 years and 20%+ every 4–5 years.
Record-breaking 38th session of FII selling: FIIs offloaded Rs.40,948 cr. in November 2024 totalling Rs.1,66,394 cr. since 27th Sept. SEBI’s varying rules, negative stances of big players and government policies deepened the sell-off leaving portfolios, including balanced hybrids, in the red. While holding cash is sensible, lack of corrective measures leads to long-term damage. The blame lies more with SEBI, MFs and big players than the FIIs themselves.
Important points for next 3-4 months: 1. The next 3-4 months may bring high volatility and unexpected turbulence for investors. 2. Avoid selling your portfolio; focus on rebalancing with future themes. 3. Accumulate growth stocks gradually without haste. 4. Avoid FNO and strictly avoid margin trading facilities. 5. Stay away from penny/garbage stocks. 6. Focus on growth stocks with strong order books in tailwind sectors. 7. Don't panic over news or events; stay focused on your strategy.
Behaviour Management in a Falling Market: 1. Stay Calm: Avoid panic selling, as it often leads to poor decisions. 2. Rebalance Portfolio: Align asset allocation with goals and risk tolerance. 3. Stick to Your Plan: Follow your financial plan and avoid changing risk profiles due to market swings. 4. Think Long-Term: Treat equity as a long-term investment for financial growth. 5. Set Realistic Goals: Expect around 12% returns (Real GDP + inflation) from equities. 6. Limit News Exposure: Reduce stress by focusing on reputable sources, not sensational headlines. 7. Avoid Social Media: Stay clear of negative sentiment to avoid impulsive actions. 8. Mental Health Matters: Don’t check portfolios daily; stay positive. 9. Get Help if Needed: Consult professionals for sound investment planning.
As per market veteran, never break these financial rules: 1. Avoid borrowing for trading/investment. 2. Don’t let your emotions drive decisions. 3. Steer clear of F&O; it destroys wealth. 4. Prioritize assets over liabilities. 5. Never overtrade for quick wealth.
Someone asked a veteran investor, "When is a good time to buy?" The veteran replied, "You're looking in the wrong place for a good time." The stock market is full of regret—buy when prices fall, sell when they rise and always feel that you acted too late. Focus on long-term goals, as no one can perfectly time the market.
As per market veteran, never sell your winners to average out your losers. Doing so will only lead to a team of losers with you as the leader.
The Nifty rose from 7600 in March 2020 to 26277 in September 2024 - a gain of 18670 points, with only 2800 points (15%) falling so far. A healthy correction of 31.8% (5937 points) would lead the Nifty to 20340 and testing the 21281 low from 04/06/2024 could form a strong chart pattern. The market rewards brave and intelligent investors—fight with brains, not brawn!
As per astrology view some important turning dates are 25 & 28 November 2024. As per astro view expect stock-specific volatility until the end of November.
In 6th January MTTs, NSE SME S J Logistic given at Rs.190, touched Rs.725 - a superb gain of 282%.
In 27th January MTTs, Essen Specialty Films given at Rs.219 touched Rs.730 - a superb gain of 233%.
In 10th February MTTs, Univastu given at Rs.134 touched Rs.276 - a gain of 1
*23th November 2024*
₹
Although Money Times recommendation have outperformed other media, stock brokers and research houses, the brief recommendations under Money Times Talk (MTT) cannot display ‘BUY’, ‘SELL’ or ‘HOLD’ recommendations. Readers should, therefore, exercise their own judgement and evaluate the future prospects of the stock given its past performance, industry prospects in the backdrop of a growing economy and in consultation with their investment adviser.
As per a mmarket veteran, avoid upgrading your lifestyle too quickly after booking fast stock market profits, as losses could strain your finances, mindset and performance.
Over 34 years, the Nifty 50 has seen 48 corrections of 5%+, 7–9% dips yearly, 10–20% every 3–4 years and 20%+ every 4–5 years.
Record-breaking 38th session of FII selling: FIIs offloaded Rs.40,948 cr. in November 2024 totalling Rs.1,66,394 cr. since 27th Sept. SEBI’s varying rules, negative stances of big players and government policies deepened the sell-off leaving portfolios, including balanced hybrids, in the red. While holding cash is sensible, lack of corrective measures leads to long-term damage. The blame lies more with SEBI, MFs and big players than the FIIs themselves.
Important points for next 3-4 months: 1. The next 3-4 months may bring high volatility and unexpected turbulence for investors. 2. Avoid selling your portfolio; focus on rebalancing with future themes. 3. Accumulate growth stocks gradually without haste. 4. Avoid FNO and strictly avoid margin trading facilities. 5. Stay away from penny/garbage stocks. 6. Focus on growth stocks with strong order books in tailwind sectors. 7. Don't panic over news or events; stay focused on your strategy.
Behaviour Management in a Falling Market: 1. Stay Calm: Avoid panic selling, as it often leads to poor decisions. 2. Rebalance Portfolio: Align asset allocation with goals and risk tolerance. 3. Stick to Your Plan: Follow your financial plan and avoid changing risk profiles due to market swings. 4. Think Long-Term: Treat equity as a long-term investment for financial growth. 5. Set Realistic Goals: Expect around 12% returns (Real GDP + inflation) from equities. 6. Limit News Exposure: Reduce stress by focusing on reputable sources, not sensational headlines. 7. Avoid Social Media: Stay clear of negative sentiment to avoid impulsive actions. 8. Mental Health Matters: Don’t check portfolios daily; stay positive. 9. Get Help if Needed: Consult professionals for sound investment planning.
As per market veteran, never break these financial rules: 1. Avoid borrowing for trading/investment. 2. Don’t let your emotions drive decisions. 3. Steer clear of F&O; it destroys wealth. 4. Prioritize assets over liabilities. 5. Never overtrade for quick wealth.
Someone asked a veteran investor, "When is a good time to buy?" The veteran replied, "You're looking in the wrong place for a good time." The stock market is full of regret—buy when prices fall, sell when they rise and always feel that you acted too late. Focus on long-term goals, as no one can perfectly time the market.
As per market veteran, never sell your winners to average out your losers. Doing so will only lead to a team of losers with you as the leader.
The Nifty rose from 7600 in March 2020 to 26277 in September 2024 - a gain of 18670 points, with only 2800 points (15%) falling so far. A healthy correction of 31.8% (5937 points) would lead the Nifty to 20340 and testing the 21281 low from 04/06/2024 could form a strong chart pattern. The market rewards brave and intelligent investors—fight with brains, not brawn!
As per astrology view some important turning dates are 25 & 28 November 2024. As per astro view expect stock-specific volatility until the end of November.
In 6th January MTTs, NSE SME S J Logistic given at Rs.190, touched Rs.725 - a superb gain of 282%.
In 27th January MTTs, Essen Specialty Films given at Rs.219 touched Rs.730 - a superb gain of 233%.
In 10th February MTTs, Univastu given at Rs.134 touched Rs.276 - a gain of 1