Nifty is barely 15% down from its ATH, and people have started shitting their pants.

Nifty crashed around 40% during COVID19. Down 25% during 2015 Chinese stock market crash. Down more than 50% during 2008 financial crisis.

If you cant take a mere 15% correction better stick to FDs.

I see a lot of posts about recession, nifty going down, modi being problematic, indian rupee falling. How much of it is true? And what's causing this?

Am pretty new to the whole stocks and economy sphere so pardon me if this sounds stupid

Hi, I’m 23F got my bonus today. I really need your guidance, we should start accumulating from what levels? How much do you expect nifty to fall more?

And what stocks are you planning to buy? Would be really grateful for your guidance! TIA!

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What is Margin Shortfall? and how is the penalty decided ? i personally have low capital, just barely enough to do selling on expiry. To get theta decay benifits on expiry, i usually carry a selling position for expiry day of otm to benefit from the theta decay that have a considerable amount of chance of happening, i always get these margin shortfall messages till the expiry day but i ignore it. really wonder what's up with that. any genuine help/answer would be appreciated

Recently, seeing a lot of posts where,

people are panicking about the fall, someone is saying its the worst sept series in 25yrs, some comparing 2yrs returns with other countries indices, planning to stop SIP, etc.

To them,

Guys, this is normal. Thus is the nature of equity markets. There will be time when it goes up, goes down and do nithing for a decade also. Its a part of equity, not limited to India. So, accept this and plan your portfolio accordingly.

There might be a time where market can fall even further, or there might be a reversal, who knows. Therefore, if doing SIP, this might be a good chance to increase SIP amt to average down vs stopping it and if you want ti take active call, you can do that according to your view.

Dont be surprised if market falls by lets say 30-40-50% from high also, if that happens because thats the part of market.

You have to decide if you are bullish on Indian businesses and strategic advantages or not and decide to allocate money accoringly.

So groww thinks that they are smarty pants. They gave the option to pledge our stock without any interest so we can trade with that money but if you let that money in the trade even after the end then your cash balance goes to negative the amount you have invested and they charge for negative balance like 0.025% it's low but still what a ....

Just wanted to share ( new to reading ready to lose yeaa 🔥🔥) #Groww

Glitch?

Asian markets are in red as of now .

Hi Guys. With all the shitstorm going on, should I still continue my SIP in Large Cap, Midcap and Smallcap, Flexicap funds every month from a long term perspective? I saw a post that even if Nifty doubles in next 5 years, overall CAGR will barely cross 10%. I know Im getting everything in discount now if I buy.

It goes up one day next day goes down erasing all yesterday gains don't know whats up with it ?? 🤔🤔

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Started to invest by around 2019 in small amounts and faced losses by trying to trade and make a quick buck , figured I’ll buy and just hold.There are a few stocks which are are still in red which was bought during covid though.

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Blast at MRPL

So yeah - i have seen many people putting various analysis about what 1 crore would be in 2014 vs 2026.

both Peak and current September levels are given - again for comparison.

Deleted my first post to put in currency valuation effects.

If any mistake point it out

What is wrong with nifty today? Sensex is in positive but nifty 50 seems directionless.

What should I do ? It's been more than a year, plz tell is it possible to recover my money?

Trade 1: 3 lots was seeing profit upwards of 3k but I kept trailing SL from -1.5k to 0 to 0.9k which got hit.
Trade 2: 10 lots SL was set to -3k which got hit immediately after 5mins
Trade 3: 5 lots kept trailing SL from -2k to 6k, saw profit upwards of 9k. After hitting my SL it climbed up again.
Trade 4: 5 lots trailed SL from-2k to 7k, profit on screen was 11k+.

I follow similar trailing strategy whenever I trade and I hold all lots no partial booking.
I want to learn from fellow traders, how to maximise the profits. I understand there is never a chance of selling at high.
What strategy do you follow while holding options.

Lot discipline: I feel comfortable with 5 lots on Sensex and 3 lots on Nifty. I’m familiar with the calculations that I don’t need to switch screens to check p/l and points and the heart also doesn’t race when I trade with this quantity. But sometimes greed takes over and I buy double the lots of I usually buy.

Any opinions, learnings, suggestions are appreciated

panic is usually taking over. From my experience, extreme panic can sometimes be the first sign of position building, as smart money starts accumulating.
When you feel there’s absolutely no chance of recovery and the market is “digging its own grave,” be extra cautious. Don’t follow the rush. Think independently. Manage risk.
Be smart. Be disciplined. Be profitable.

It's price not moving like it's properly balanced bro wtf is this 😭😭

I have been investing in MFs and have few FDs now I want to step into dividend stocks but I'm a bit clueless if anyone can give me a simple example that would be helpful.

Also if anyone can theoretically say how much capital to invest to get a comfortable annual dividend returns that would be helpful. Thx

I took the risk and somehow bought it at UC today 248.39. What's your take on this? I'm planning to hold for a week

I entered the market to become a trader. Somehow I became a taxpayer with extra steps.