bloodbath continues.
I would say buying opportunity. We have seen worse in recent years.
Nobody knows. These days people are buying even after small % falls. Eventually it will fall more, but no way to say when.Market going down should we book some profit on Mutual fund or leave as it is?
yes never catch a falling knife, let it fall moreTime for exit have already passed for me so will keep invested and wait for market to recover. Will invest when there are signs of stabilization
In bull markets this works. In bear markets, what seems like bad exit would look like good exit in a few months.Time for exit have already passed for me so will keep invested and wait for market to recover. Will invest when there are signs of stabilization
This is the most important chart in the world today: the *Japanese Yen vs the USD*. Why is it so important?
1. For 30 years Japan has 0% interest on their currency.
2. As a result for 30 years investor borrowed YEN at no cost and invested it globally. They invested in T-Bills abroad and a basket of risk assets including the Nasdaq.
3. For the first time in many year the BOJ (Bank of Japan) increased interest rates this week by 0.25%. This was almost unprecedented.
4. As a result of the increased interest rates and the signal to the market, investors are now concerned that the money they borrowed for free is no longer free and therefore they are unwinding their trades and sending the funds back to Japan.
5. The estimated quantum of this trade is over $4 trln!!
The only question that remains is how aggressive they will be.
But for now WE MUST KEEP OUR EYES ON THIS CHART! If it keeps strengthening risk assets are going to get sold even more. If it weakens again then risk assets might rally (all else being equal).
But for now WE MUST KEEP OUR EYES ON THIS CHART! If it keeps strengthening risk assets are going to get sold even more. If it weakens again then risk assets might rally (all else being equal)
Very few common stock market gyans are good. One that is gold and is rarely practiced is to have an stop loss. Always have an exit strategy for your equity investments. Your exit should not be based on what happened to boarder market on one day. You cannot run away every time you see a 4% drop in an overheated market.Market going down should we book some profit on Mutual fund or leave as it is?
I have 20 shares of Titagarh Rail Systems at 1637, The stop loss was 1500 and when I asked the advisor last friday he said to hold and don't panic. look at the closing price today - 1401.25Very few common stock market gyans are good. One that is gold and is rarely practiced is to have an stop loss. Always have an exit strategy for your equity investments. Your exit should not be based on what happened to boarder market on one day. You cannot run away every time you see a 4% drop in an overheated market.
If the yen continues to strengthen, it indicates that the cost of borrowing yen is increasing for investors who had previously taken advantage of Japan's low interest rates. As these investors unwind their trades to return funds to Japan, they may sell off riskier assets, leading to a decline in their prices. Conversely, if the yen weakens again, it may signal that the cost of borrowing remains low, allowing investors to maintain or increase their positions in risk assets, potentially leading to a market rally.In summary, the strength or weakness of the yen serves as a barometer for investor sentiment and behavior regarding risk assets, with significant implications for market dynamicsShouldn’t it be vice versa? If JPY vs USD falls (weakens) then risk assets will get sold more.
Why only MoneyControl ?The ****ing articles on money control and other similar places by their so called experts need to be immediately stopped. Every time a share goes up slightly they publish an article with a higher target. And every time the share goes down in the following days. I don't know even after all these years why i still fall for these misleading crap.
best time to buy titagarh was at 1100-1200 anyways whats done is done, try to avg out if possible.I have 20 shares of Titagarh Rail Systems at 1637, The stop loss was 1500 and when I asked the advisor last friday he said to hold and don't panic. look at the closing price today - 1401.25
Anyways I am not a person who run away seeing a small drop in the market but I like to make informed decisions.
If the yen continues to strengthen, it indicates that the cost of borrowing yen is increasing for investors who had previously taken advantage of Japan's low interest rates. As these investors unwind their trades to return funds to Japan, they may sell off riskier assets, leading to a decline in their prices. Conversely, if the yen weakens again, it may signal that the cost of borrowing remains low, allowing investors to maintain or increase their positions in risk assets, potentially leading to a market rally.In summary, the strength or weakness of the yen serves as a barometer for investor sentiment and behavior regarding risk assets, with significant implications for market dynamics
This is what Perplexity has to say and it make sense too
Just one example amongst many others, like I mentioned. The money control articles keep appearing on my Google feed. I must stop checking the Google feed. Thankfully I never bothered with YouTube or business channels.Why only MoneyControl ?
All business news channels, youtube challens are filled with these so called experts, market gurus, market gyaanis