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Mr. Sanjoy Bhattacharya on the current market situation Source: Moneycontrol
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@moneycontrolcom One key quality of a great investor: being contrarian. Panic creates the best buying opportunities. Many who panicked in 2020 missed the bus. Without the COVID crash, the last 5-year index returns wouldn’t look very impressive.

@moneycontrolcom He should mind his language. People sitting on big losses and you say shit like this. Challenging the markets is a crime. what worked in history will not work all the time. Markets evolve and can humble you no matter what you are or what you have read or how old you are.

@moneycontrolcom These ppl are setting up retailers to dump their holdings. Anyone who is good enough to read the market breadth will not buy anything at the moment. There is no hurry. Let the market show it turned. Don't burn the fingers.

@moneycontrolcom L O L You should buy when there is blood on the street agreed but have they ever told us to sell when we are at the peak of the cycle? Bloody hypocrites

Most investors only recognize opportunity after the recovery starts. Turning points never feel comfortable. 2000 looked like the end of tech. 2008 looked like the end of finance. 2020 looked like the end of the global economy. Yet those moments created the biggest wealth cycles. Markets are mean reverting. Fear creates the price. Time creates the wealth. The hardest part of investing is not analysis. It is having the character to buy when uncertainty is highest. 🔖

@moneycontrolcom 🥱 andha bulbul

@moneycontrolcom Best option bank fd. Atleast the money is secure. The war is not going to end soon.

True. Markets rarely punish lack of information as much as they punish lack of discipline. Mean reversion is one of the most ignored forces in investing. When greed peaks, valuations stretch. When fear peaks, opportunities appear. Most investors struggle not because they lack knowledge, but because they react emotionally at the wrong end of the cycle.

@moneycontrolcom @grok share the source of the video

@moneycontrolcom The problem most of the investors get into a debt trap when the markets go down and will not have disposable income to invest. The rich only will invests on the dip and make huge money.

@moneycontrolcom With all due respect, these two guys in the video were never bearish. They were bullish even in the second half of 2024.

@moneycontrolcom Keep accumulating slowly, may be everyday 1-2% of your investible amount. Market can fall further, no one knows for sure, but big companies, banks are not going to die☕

@moneycontrolcom Very true

@moneycontrolcom Wealth in the world is limited. If someone is gaining, it means someone else is losing. The market is designed in such a way that the rich become richer and the poor become poorer.

@moneycontrolcom Market crashes aren’t the end— they’re a fire sale. Time to load up!

@safiranand @moneycontrolcom @Prakashplutus

@moneycontrolcom Curious what time horizon he's assuming here. Market calls look very different at 6 months vs 3 years.

@moneycontrolcom Every day these goons says ... life time opportunity. SIP is a new LIC .

@moneycontrolcom @sanjoy bhattacharya Sir, after listening to your Moneycontrol speech: If this is a “lifetime opportunity” — and investors have already been consistently investing for years with rising mutual fund inflows — then where does the next round of capital come from? A simple question

@moneycontrolcom The investors who got hurt weren't the ones who stayed. They were the ones who sold at the bottom and never came back. Survival is the strategy 💪

@moneycontrolcom What a dumb guy with equally dumb advice. @RemindMe_OfThis in 6 months.

@safiranand @moneycontrolcom @sunilminglani

@moneycontrolcom These people are misleading the investors. Because of these bastards many are in great trouble.

@moneycontrolcom Not Life time but just for few years then again correction, this keeps happening all the time just make sure you are at 0 or at 1 not at 10 😉

@moneycontrolcom There is no point catching the falling knife .. retailers must first think of saving the capital.. let the market stabilize first..

@moneycontrolcom Perfectly put !
