
r/IndianStockMarket

28k gone
Got behari lal ipo , profit booked 10k, then go for intra day 1st got 3300 then go for higher endup in 28k loss , what a day
Gold after the U.S. Treasury buyback announcement
Why is there so little participation in stock markets in our country?
Like the difference between Usa And India is massive and I think it's a big reason why Indian stock markets have to be heavily dependent on FIIs
Achhe din
India is now the least favoured asian market among global fund
India Becomes the Least Favored Asian Stock Market — Should We Be Worried?
According to the latest Bank of America fund manager survey, India has a net -32% overweight reading , the weakest among the Asian markets covered.What do you guys think? Is this a genuine warning sign for Indian equities, or could extreme pessimism eventually become bullish?
Source: Bank of America Survey / Bloomberg
India is now the least favored Asian stock market among Global fund managers
Source : Bloomberg Link
Discussion for HDFC
What should I do? Should I accumulate or hold for now?
Its going down and down every day.
As HDFC holds a major part of NIFTY 50 and most of the major mutual fund also have good percentage of HDFC stock, will they or government help HDFC?
FYI: I am not pro at stocks, started one year ago.
Why market falling?
My portfolio dead now. Market keep falling.
What's going on guys?
Behari lal engineering
I'm gobsmacked to see such a huge change in this stock in a single day!.🤯 Do you hold it? If not when are you planning to buy?
Is this the best way to invest ₹25K/month as a 24-year-old beginner?
Hey everyone,
I’m 24M and completely new to mutual funds. I’m planning to start investing ₹25,000/month through SIPs for long-term wealth creation.
I’ve done some basic research and came up with this portfolio:
- UTI Nifty 50 Index Fund – ₹8,750 (35%)
- Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund – ₹7,500 (30%)
- HDFC Mid-Cap Fund – ₹6,250 (25%)
- Nippon India Small Cap Fund – ₹2,500 (10%)
Total: ₹25,000/month
My thinking is:
- 35% Nifty 50 as the core
- 30% Flexi Cap for diversification/active management
- 25% Mid Cap for additional growth potential
- 10% Small Cap for higher-risk/higher-return potential
I’m investing for the long term (15–20+ years) and I'm comfortable with volatility because I'm only 24.
This is also my first ever mutual fund investment, so I’d really appreciate honest feedback.
Suggestion pls
Let me know where reallocation is needed and if I have park 1 lakh each in new stocks what should that be. Longterm investing suggestions pls
Is there any scope left in ITC. Or is it dead
What the fk is Sharan hedge doing right now?
Started selling finance courses to managing $500m in assets to starting an app??
I mean where is this guy heading actually?