Shit is about to get real.

Seems like the anti-incumbency is in full swing this election. Portfolio in red. I'm buying more, seems like an irrational movement by the markets.

PAYTM Payments Bank essentially asked to shut shop. Afaik here are the few implications 1. Stock market will react in a bad way to them 2. Worst affected are going to be FasTag users who bought from PayTM. 3. No deposits / credits allowed in any account. Withdrawal is allowed. 4. UPI not allowed after Feb

For me, almost 2 months of salary 🥲

Then we are in store of the biggest bull run EVER. Accumulate! Accumulate! Accumulate! 🚀 Just bought 50k worth of NIFTYBEES.

I have put lots of my liquid money into P2P lending and get 1k daily from cred mint, mobikwik xtra and 12%. Reason- My bank pays interest which hardly can beat inflation. Question - Where should I park my liquid money ? PS - Markets at high and real estate is bound to crash.

- Stock markets tumbled on Monday, with Japanese shares at one point exceeding their 1987 'Black Monday' loss, as fears of a U.S. recession sent investors fleeing from risk. - The safe haven yen and Swiss franc surged, as crowded carry trades unravelled, sparking speculation that some investors were unloading profitable trades to cover losses elsewhere. - Japan's benchmark Nikkei average closed 12.40% lower, its largest one-day fall since October 1987, while European shares fell to near six-month lows amid a global selloff in equities. - A weak July payrolls report saw markets price in a high chance of Federal Reserve rate cuts, with futures implying significant cuts in the funds rate this year. - Investors are seeking safe harbours, with the dollar falling against major currencies and gold losing some of its appeal, while oil prices eased on concerns about global energy demand. Source: https://reuters.com/markets/global-markets-wrapup-1-2024-08-04/

Hi folks, Wanted to know how much you guys have lost in Mutual Funds over your investing span? Saw loads of stories of upsides however would love to hear how risky these could be just to keep myself calm and composed incase such a correction happens.

Given markets are at an all time high, what are some good stocks still undervalued and can give great returns?

Given the election season is about to come, any surprises will factor in very hard especially at current levels. Can consider hedging soon. If the incumbent government gets a stronger majority then we will definitely witness an unparalleled rally.

Hopefully it will bounce back starting today