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Should retail investors be worried?

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Darkblack

Meesho

a year ago

Promoters also sell for funding other ventures. Happens a lot in big conglomerates. Without more information this is just speculation.
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majboormajdoor

Stealth

a year ago

Naah, happens all the time. They might have their own money needs, doesn't just reflect the confidence in their company. Question is: If you wanted to sell, what else would you buy? Sab toh expensive hai. Except probably FDs
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Juggernaut2771

Quantiphi

a year ago

true... most of the stocks are overvalued at the moment
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majboormajdoor

Stealth

a year ago

When companies and promoters bought their own stock, we got scared that they were overleveraging their firms with buybacks. When rates are on the rise and they are selling, we are scared again. Even if it is a red flag, what else are we gonna look out for?
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ProteinPancakes

Stealth

a year ago

I read a tweet that made sense, promoters need to sell their shares to maintain income/cash flow. This could we be part of that.
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CodingSherlock

Trellis

a year ago

Go to screener.in and type stock name and check promoter holding of that company
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Indusplateau

Stealth

a year ago

The stock market is becoming a dumping ground. MF give 12-14% return. Inflation - 4-7% Rupee depreciation - 2-4% ( compared to $) Real return - 3-6% What a world
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ElonMast

Amazon

a year ago

I am surprised by the optimism of some early stage investors. Though, it’s not clear how the promoter selling is distributed across large/mid/small caps. My hypothesis is - the distribution might be skewed towards mid/small. Those who are confused should look at multi-asset funds. A simple google search will give some good ideas.
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RashWorld57

Stealth

a year ago

Well, tons of retail folks are buying dumb IPOs. Seems like a great way to dump garbage. Has been happening for a while.
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