People say you can't time the market but I am curious what is the junta on Grapevine thinking about investing in the current times.
Also where do I invest now? I have some 1L to invest that would not impact my current liquidity.
I am betting big on investing in Hang Seng Tech ETF (Tencent, Alibaba, Baidu, JD etc) at this price.... Very undervalued and it will be China's weapon against USA in race for AGI
I’m nobiie tbh. But from what I’ve heard, I’ve been told to keep my puny little amount as of now, because of election people unneccessarily pumping the amount in market or something. And do it after election? Untill then only observe? What is the logic behind this?
For how long you want to invest?
10 year: I would invest in Petrol Pumps. 5 year: I would invest in Banks which give shorter loans or are EMI enabler.
I don’t get the idea of petrol pump can you explain ?
We all know EVs are coming and you need charging infra for that and the first adoption for that will be in metros and Tier 1 cities. Spaces are very limited so pumps are the existing option that will be utilised. That's why you see all the EV companies having battery swapping partnering with such companies.
It took 250 pts fall on Nifty for salt to raise this koschan again on GV😂
I am adding quality names to my folio. Added some names on the pvt bank side, for me valuation comfort is most imp. Adding paints businesses as crude reductions will take margins in healthy category. Placed few orders on RIL as Jio ARPUs are expanding, giving boost to bottom line.
Overall, my hypothesis is rate cuts will start happening in June/July time frame and FIIs will return to EMs with fresh liquidity.
Keeping dry powder to add MF NAVs on steep fall days. I’ve some MF investment goals for 2024 and let that compound for some time. An experiment to see if time investment in direct equities is worth it or not. Avoiding falling knives and risky bets as of now.
Increasingly I seem to agree with you.
250pt fall made me leak some piss down there.
Consider the current market situation and suggest investment options that are better than FDs. I know it's a subjective question but assume there are no major financial commitments or debt.
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