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Do we need to worry about the recent stock market crash in India? We believe India is on a good growth trajectory and we need not worry about the recent fall in the stock market. To know more about it and reasons behind the recent fall, the link is given below. #Economicsituation#stockmarket Dr. Juhee Singh https://lnkd.in/gfB8HqGn

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India's Smaller Firms Face Less Heat Than Frontline Peers Despite Deeper Woes India's Rs 423 lakh-crore stock market is in the middle of one of the biggest correction in recent times. Yet, in an unforeseen way, stocks of small and mid-cap companies avoided a heavy selloff and fell in line with benchmark gauges. To know more, click the link below.

🌟 Nifty 50 Hits New Highs: What's Next for Indian Markets?🌟 The Indian stock market continues to dazzle, with the Nifty 50 setting another record on Tuesday. While this bull run has brought cheer to many, it's interesting to note that consumer giants like ITC and Hindustan Unilever haven't joined the party yet. Amidst this market exuberance, mutual funds are witnessing unprecedented inflows, showcasing strong investor confidence. Could this be the right time for a breather, or is the rally set to continue? Let's keep an eye on these dynamics as we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of India's financial markets. 📈 #Nifty50 #StockMarket #Investing #MutualFunds #ITC #HindustanUnilever #FinancialMarkets #IndianEconomy #MarketTrends #InvestorConfidence #BullRun #Linkedin #India #Stocks

5 big reasons behind the current stock market downfall 📉 As we can see, the market has been falling for the last 5 sessions. By analysing the current situation and the market, there are a few reasons responsible for it. Let's get into those 4 crucial reasons: 1️⃣ Lok-Sabha Elections ↳ The Indian stock market already expected the BJP-led NDA's win in the ongoing Lok Sabha polls. As a result, Indian stocks are overbought, so people are selling to take profits. This is mainly happening in big companies' stocks. 2️⃣ FIIs selling (Foreign Institutional Investors) ↳ FIIs have recently sold Indian shares worth ₹15,863 crore in the cash segment, and they've also sold shares worth ₹5,292 crore in the F&O segment. It’s mostly due to the current geopolitical situation in India. 3️⃣ Expected cut-down in US interest rates ↳ As the US has announced about cutting down their interest rates, a lot of FIIs sold Indian stocks and started investing in the US. 4️⃣ Volatility in the Indian market ↳ The latest results for the last quarter of 2024 were surprisingly poor in the Indian stock market. Also, the India VIX index has raised about 51% in the last 6 months, which indicates high volatility. These are some crucial reasons which are highly impacting the Indian market, as per my analysis. Lots of companies are underperforming resulting in their low profit ratio. Some companies are getting marked as negative 🔻 in this case. if you are a long term investor no worries, others keep patience till market settle down. What are your opinions on market downfall? #stockmarket #trading #finance

🌅 Indian shares are set for a muted opening today as IT stocks take the spotlight! The GIFT Nifty was at 24,486 points at 8:25 a.m. IST, hinting at a slight rise above the record close level of 24,433.2 on Tuesday. 📊🇮🇳 #StockMarket #India 📈 Both Nifty 50 and S&P BSE Sensex reached record highs on Tuesday! 🥳 Nifty 50 closed at record highs 15 times in 26 sessions since June, slightly more than Sensex. 📉💹 #Sensex #Nifty50 ✨ The positive market sentiment continues, but caution is advised. Analyst Rajesh Bhosale mentions the market seems overbought by various measures. 🤔 #MarketAnalysis #StockTips 🇺🇸 Fed Chair Jerome Powell's cautious stance on interest rates has slightly eased the probability of a 25 bps rate cut in September. 📉 Lower U.S. rates make emerging markets like India more attractive to foreign investors. 🌍💰 #FederalReserve #InterestRates 🔍 Focus on U.S.-rate sensitive IT stocks, especially Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) as quarterly results are due this week! 💻📊 #ITStocks #TCS 📌 Stocks to Watch: 👉 **JSW Steel**: 4% Y/Y fall in Q2 production. 👉 **Adani Ports**: Secured order for a berth at Deendayal Port, Gujarat. 👉 **Havells India**: Planning to expand manufacturing with a capex of ₹3.75 billion. 📉🚢🏭 #StocksToWatch #Investing 🔄 Follow for more updates! #IndianStockMarket #Investment #Finance #TradingTips

🌅 Indian shares are set for a muted opening today as IT stocks take the spotlight! The GIFT Nifty was at 24,486 points at 8:25 a.m. IST, hinting at a slight rise above the record close level of 24,433.2 on Tuesday. 📊🇮🇳 #StockMarket #India 📈 Both Nifty 50 and S&P BSE Sensex reached record highs on Tuesday! 🥳 Nifty 50 closed at record highs 15 times in 26 sessions since June, slightly more than Sensex. 📉💹 #Sensex #Nifty50 ✨ The positive market sentiment continues, but caution is advised. Analyst Rajesh Bhosale mentions the market seems overbought by various measures. 🤔 #MarketAnalysis #StockTips 🇺🇸 Fed Chair Jerome Powell's cautious stance on interest rates has slightly eased the probability of a 25 bps rate cut in September. 📉 Lower U.S. rates make emerging markets like India more attractive to foreign investors. 🌍💰 #FederalReserve #InterestRates 🔍 Focus on U.S.-rate sensitive IT stocks, especially Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) as quarterly results are due this week! 💻📊 #ITStocks #TCS 📌 Stocks to Watch: 👉 **JSW Steel**: 4% Y/Y fall in Q2 production. 👉 **Adani Ports**: Secured order for a berth at Deendayal Port, Gujarat. 👉 **Havells India**: Planning to expand manufacturing with a capex of ₹3.75 billion. 📉🚢🏭 #StocksToWatch #Investing 🔄 Follow for more updates! #IndianStockMarket #Investment #Finance #TradingTips

Indian Stock Market... State wise Investors.. India's stock market has witnessed a surge in participation in recent years, with more and more individuals venturing into the stock market. With an increasing number of participants, the Indian stock market has become an attractive destination for both domestic and international investors. According to the NSE data , Maharashtra has the highest number of registered stock market investors in India, followed by UP 2nd in the list and Gujrat comes 3rd with highest number of registered stock market investors. Let's take a look at the India’s state wise registered investors in 2024 ..... 👇👇

With the rally continuing in Indian Stock Market, the fear of correction is keeping some investors worried, esp. those who recall the 4 most dangerous words in investing – “This Time it’s Different?” The growth of the culture of investing into equities, in India, has been remarkable recently. The number of investors has tripled to 95 million in the past few years. Notably, the current robust bull run in the Indian stock market is primarily fueled by domestic investors rather than foreign capital. For perspective, one in every ten stocks in the BSE 500 now has a price-to-earnings ratio exceeding 100x.

Expect a massive correction in the Indian Stock Market. Our market is significantly overvalued: - India's Buffett indicator value crossed historical average of 0.83 and is hovering above 1.4. - 2/3 of Nifty 200 stocks currently have “hold” recommendations (was 1:1 (buy vs hold) a decade ago) - Nifty 200 is 24x its 12-month forward earnings estimates (was 19x last decade) - Earnings growth of the Nifty 50 is set to drop to 8.4% (Estimated by Kotak Institutional Equities) - YTD net inflows were just $2.6 billion ($22 billion in 2023) - foreign investors are pulling out money. This shouldn't bother long-term investors. Many of us have been capitalizing on the bull run, and it's time for correction :) I still continue to believe in the long-run growth of India's market, given the GDP forecasts, increased infra spending, skilled workforce, and a large population. (I'm not SEBI registered, and this is not stock advice.)