@vivbajaj Paise ka chakkar Babubhaiya... everyone gets carried away in euphoria. History tells us, the regulations/ restrictions will only follow when some crisis occurs. India also needs to control the retail leveraging/MTF, to ensure healthy bull market.
@iamdvarun It's been observed, people discuss stocks publicly only when a)They have already made good money and are trying to push it to retail b)They r uncertain about the decision made to buy that stock and look for external validation.
@connectgurmeet The kind of FII selling being absorbed by MFs, is terrifying, especially at absurd valuations. Retail money being misused rampantly without consent. Retail will be stuck in such stocks for decades now.
@microcp2mltibgr More n more the less and less will be the returns.. Globally same thing happened..only a handful will be able to beat the indices. Mutual funds r already showing the signs. Already invested 5/6/10 years ago will still be fine, but new money will struggle.
@EquityInsightss Each of these IPOs r going to block large parts of retail money(via MFs hold), which is already slowing down, by forcebly taking part in these overvalued names.FII will get exits@ much higher valuations, at the expense of the Retailers.Need some mechanism to stop MFs ki manmani.
@PulkitA30298377 I believe only stocks which have some Automation/IoT/AI products or design and technology related IT stocks would do well..all other labour providers are going under, unless they pivot.
@WeekendInvestng Short term trend I'm not sure..but gold is going to ~₹1,10,000, followed by a long time correction, before it can go up substantially.
@sunilminglani Sir you are absolutely right. There's another angle to this. Bankruptcy is considered a crime in India. Remember 2021 when new age technology stocks, losing money, attracted negativity all around. We r, by nature, risk averse/seek safety unfortunately.
@TreasureHunt_TH Being radical gets him the attention. It's a desperate attempt for a comeback, after his Brightcom fiasco. The market needs such voices though, to get the weaker sections out of the markets, making it healthy for next upmove.
@EquityInsightss It's not the quality of the business that's the issue..and they will do well once in a while but it's actually the overcrowding in these stocks..in stocks which are growing at a modest rate..vs peers which are hungry to grow faster.