When the market falls, do you PANIC and SELL YOUR stocks?

Today’s Daily Byte

Many weekend investors likely saw one of their biggest portfolio gains in the last five years. The momentum has been remarkable, with portfolios ballooning in size, and today’s 3-6% gains on already large holdings have been spectacular. It's a great day for momentum investors, while those against the momentum might be struggling.

Story of the Day: Strong Market Move After Exit Polls

Today's big story is the confident market move following strong exit polls. Many people were cautious about these polls, but the numbers were impressive. My observations, based on on-ground realities, suggest significant

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Why do markets fall ?

Bear markets can be distressing for investors. When the market falls, many people panic and sell their stocks. But why does the market fall?

It happens because liquidity is going out of the market. When many investors believe that the market cannot rise in the short to medium term, they pull out their money and move it to other assets. This reduces the buying pressure, and the market declines. Once prices drop to a certain level, new buyers enter the market, bringing fresh funds. This buying pressure pushes prices up again, starting a new cycle.

Lets learn the cycle of boom and bust from historical data. . . . .

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Refresher on Circuits

It’s essential to understand the circuit limits set by the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). These limits are in place to manage volatility and ensure orderly trading. While there’s no current indication that these limits will be tested soon, knowing the rules can help investors navigate unexpected market movements.

Lets learn about the different circuit rules. . . . .

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