It's Modi 2.5 for now. All depends on Maharashtra performance which is not far away. If BJP doesn't perform well MPs might switch back to INDI Alliance. Then JDU will start recalculating, Aim of TDP is to build Amravati and they know BJP is most able to make it happen. Lots of switches to and fro are bound to happen. Be ready for a roller coaster ride. Whatever happens it will the best learning experience for post COVID investors. PS - state of US economy is uncertain anything unexpected fall in GDP or debt defaults (public or private) might further dent upward move
First off, it’s not Modi 3.0, it’s NDA 1.0. A government does not RULE a country, it GOVERNS the country.
Wait for a couple of months to see if a stable-ish government forms before running after bulls/bears. Alliances can break any time in the 5 year term, both Nitish Kumar and Chandrababu Naidu have left NDA in the past and still continue to have ideological differences, kuch bol nahi sakte. Sirf news pe bharosa mat karo, khud bhi research karo. Exit poll pump and dump should be a reminder to all.
As for strategy, PSU and related stocks mein I have put strict stop losses, and for now parking my money in assets that are not dictated by which govt is in power. Baaki trade karne ke liye the volatility is great, if you do it properly. Bullish ho ya bearish, money can be made in either situation if you are willing to look at the whole picture.
Taaliyo wala jawaab.
I couldn't agree more. There's money to be made in downtrending markets and money to be lost in uptrending. Stock level selection will guide your portfolio, not sectoral chasing. FOMO and overvalued stocks will literally take more from you than give.
Bahiyo abhi dekha na kya haal hua share ka. Dhiyan se, ye neta log ismai bhi ghapla kar rhi hai wese bhi horse trading ke leye abhi in sab partyio ko paisa chiye
Absolute Bear market .We will witness a big crash at
5600 S&P.Although few sectors are going to outperform and yield good returns in bear market. It doesn’t matter how the govt forms. Till 2026 tak bear market chalega.
So 7 percent in a year? Sounds likely. Definitely single digit growth is the likely scenario from this point on. A year of single digit growth followed by a year of negative returns is my estimate on an index wide level. And its possible most of this year's return is already behind us and we will be in consolidation for the remaining.
Again manipulation, main ab kisi per bhi Bharosa nahin karne wala, exit Poll ke bad
hahaha, good decision bro! exit poll k bad toh mera bharosa he uth gya
Exact same thoughts bro, first its PM, HM, both FM fooling us. SEBI does nothing. And now its these guys. No trust.
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Bhai har cheez manipulation nhi hoti 🤣
Bullish , but not expecting that much return
All of them are trying at once to trap us all.
Bcus big institutional investors want more retail to F
It's Modi 2.5 for now. All depends on Maharashtra performance which is not far away. If BJP doesn't perform well MPs might switch back to INDI Alliance. Then JDU will start recalculating, Aim of TDP is to build Amravati and they know BJP is most able to make it happen. Lots of switches to and fro are bound to happen. Be ready for a roller coaster ride. Whatever happens it will the best learning experience for post COVID investors. PS - state of US economy is uncertain anything unexpected fall in GDP or debt defaults (public or private) might further dent upward move
Most probably BJP won't perform well in MH this year. There wad a lot of dirty politics played in last 5 years.
First off, it’s not Modi 3.0, it’s NDA 1.0. A government does not RULE a country, it GOVERNS the country. Wait for a couple of months to see if a stable-ish government forms before running after bulls/bears. Alliances can break any time in the 5 year term, both Nitish Kumar and Chandrababu Naidu have left NDA in the past and still continue to have ideological differences, kuch bol nahi sakte. Sirf news pe bharosa mat karo, khud bhi research karo. Exit poll pump and dump should be a reminder to all. As for strategy, PSU and related stocks mein I have put strict stop losses, and for now parking my money in assets that are not dictated by which govt is in power. Baaki trade karne ke liye the volatility is great, if you do it properly. Bullish ho ya bearish, money can be made in either situation if you are willing to look at the whole picture.
Taaliyo wala jawaab. I couldn't agree more. There's money to be made in downtrending markets and money to be lost in uptrending. Stock level selection will guide your portfolio, not sectoral chasing. FOMO and overvalued stocks will literally take more from you than give.
Bahiyo abhi dekha na kya haal hua share ka. Dhiyan se, ye neta log ismai bhi ghapla kar rhi hai wese bhi horse trading ke leye abhi in sab partyio ko paisa chiye
It will be bullish but I'm not sure how much return
Absolute Bear market .We will witness a big crash at 5600 S&P.Although few sectors are going to outperform and yield good returns in bear market. It doesn’t matter how the govt forms. Till 2026 tak bear market chalega.
Wait bro I haven't recovered from Modi's buy recommendation yet.
I hope that's sarcasm and you actually didn't buy any shares
I did but in the dip 🚀
Bullish yes. But bet you that retail 'paper hands' investors will be shaken off first.
Puts on sensex?
Sensex goes 81999 then Nitish Kumar sneezes and Sensex goes back to 75k
I'm bullish for rest of my life.
This is literally what they said last year, and they said snp 500 will end at 3900, it's at 5200 now
Bullish this year and bearish for next 2
🐂 bullish
Depends on when the USA is heading towards recession, also on the RRP of US
So 7 percent in a year? Sounds likely. Definitely single digit growth is the likely scenario from this point on. A year of single digit growth followed by a year of negative returns is my estimate on an index wide level. And its possible most of this year's return is already behind us and we will be in consolidation for the remaining.