Last week, while stock prices dropped significantly, retail investors sold $1 billion worth of shares, whereas institutional investors purchased over $14 billion. This is a prime example of market manipulation.
Having an investment advisor is the best way to go about the stock market right now. I used to depend on RU-vid videos but it wasn't working. I’ve been in touch with an advisor for a while now, and just last year, I made over 80% capital growth minus dividends.
The pathway to substantial returns doesn't solely rely on stocks with significant movements. Instead, it revolves around effectively managing risk relative to reward. By appropriately sizing your positions and capitalizing on your advantage repeatedly, you can progressively work towards achieving your financial goals. This principle applies across various investment approaches, whether it be long-term investing or day trading.
Varied sources of income is wise and especially living within your means. My net worth is $2M and I can pay my bills with no stress, but I don't live like I have that. I have no complaints.
Due to my demanding job, I lack the time to thoroughly assess my investments and analyze individual stocks. Consequently, for the past seven years, I have enlisted the services of a fiduciary who actively manages my portfolio to adapt to the current market conditions. This strategy has allowed me to navigate the financial landscape successfully, making informed decisions on when to buy and sell. Perhaps you should consider a similar approach.
Finding financial advisors like Jessica Lee Horst who can assist you shape your portfolio would be a very creative option. There will be difficult times ahead, and prudent personal money management will be essential to navigating them.
The market is really panicking at this moment and I'm worried what effect this frenzy could have on my portfolio of about 80k. Could you make any recommendations on how I could preserve my portfolio during this period and also make profit from the market situation?
Well, this could be a very good time to make profit from the market. But because it's a frantic period, it's often best you employ the service of a financial advisor. I was up almost 90% during the COVID crash because I was working with one.
I had a similar experience. A financial advisor could really help you re-adjust and identify blindspots that you yourself do not notice, like mine did in advising me during COVID on how the pandemic will shape things, and I made it out big and still make up to at least 20k in dividend per month.
Keep buying quality stocks. don't bother about short term crashes. Nifty started with 1000 points & now it's around 25,000 currently. It might fall to 15,000- 20,000, if there is a big crash!, but think in the long term, it will hit 50,000 in 10 years. Success mantra: Think in long-term!
@@SarkaarOfBengalITC ka management accha nahi h. Tata is good infact very good. Bas faltu ki companies jinko strong fundamentals nahi h invest mat karna
@@legerty09 I don't know much about stocks so I might be wrong but wouldn't it be better to sell it now when its value is still high and then buy more when its value drops to the lowest point???
When everybody expect crash will come it doesn't. It comes in unexpected times. And 10%-15% fall isn't a crash it can come anytime which will lead to panic among retailers but remember think long term. Nifty can touch 50,000 at any point of time in the coming years and then retailers will come again and think about crash so think long term and dont leave stay invested. And remeber one rule of stock market "Time in the market beats timing in the market". And stock market is forward looking it gives price to a stock/economy on the basis of its future earning potential. And obvisouly india has a huge potential and so does the stocks.
@@rudrapaliwal4912 yes india has huge potential..it had huge potential 1000 years ago also..but just having huge potential dosent work,many other factors involved.
People need to learn the difference between investing and trading. Individuals should invest in companies not trade that's the only way to survive a crash.
The fact is that 55% of USA's population is invested in the stock market or India's is not even 10%, the more retailers come, the more the market will run. Don't worry 😂
It will not matter us has qulity investers which have more money to invest .India has 9 cr Dmat account out of which 6cr has less than 10k invested so it will not became a huge difference if the 90 percent of india starts investing in stock market as they dont have enough money to invest.
wrong reference of old man having shares and linking this topic of "rural people using mobile apps ". Old man bought them way before Mobile Apps came and that's why they are now worth 100 corer
I have been watching your videos since past few years but now maybe you don't do the research personally and attention to details is missing in last 5-10 videos. Like focusing on just what kotak says is not a detailed research and you other references are just news articles. I know you can do better
1. Interest rate cuts are due in few months 2. only the PE isn't a sign of overvaluation until there is sales and profit growth then the PE can be justified too 3. when more liquidity comes into the market due to rate cuts market will fuel more growth moral of the story :- don't listen to pessimists who keep predicting crashes 100s of times analyse yourself and invest where you see growth at reasonable prices
@@Nakulliveonly 2008 and 2020 were the big falls and there were genuine reasons for it. The market doesn't crash every 4 years periodically like u seem to suggest. If that was the case everyone will be rich af
@@Kal_Al_Thor crashing is different, but certainly market corrects every 4 years if you see the past. At least 25-30%. And nah merely knowing markets gonna rise or fall doesn’t make you rich, timing and decision does
@@Nakullive obviously it helps if u know the time period it will fall. That's what u said in ur 1st comment. Correction happens if the asset is overvalued. If u rotate ur capital when an asset gets overvalued, u won't have any problem.
I have been investing for decades now. You’ll hear all sorts of opinions that too backed by data. I follow a simple rule when investing in EQUITY (not Mf). Don’t look at the market, look at individual stocks. As markets are overvalued because of stocks. Buy stocks which are reasonably priced.
agar market crash huwa toh nuksan retailers ka hoga firse share market se sabka bishwas khatam hoga koi market me nahi ayega 20 sal tak . or fir FIIS control karenge again indian market ko . so apko manjur hey ? @@jaibazpur528
Ya it’s true that PE ration of more than 200 companies is greater than 50. But nifty is still fairly valued and 5-8% correction can come any time in a healthy growing market don’t worry much stay invested .
Warren buffet indicator rises during developing phase of a country. It was 2.26 for us and 2.6 for china. You have put out numbers without proper context
Yes. He's throwing a lot of figures and parameters and mixing it with what's common knowledge to push the idea that we're in a bubble. I listened to understand the basis of his argument but found that it's misleading (intentional or accidental). Almost feels like he want the market to crash.
My friend and I have been discussing this since late 2018, but it never happened. It's not only about India; look at the US. It makes no sense at all but the US has not declared a recession yet (the same goes for the UK and Europe). So why only India? Mr. Raghuram Rajan, the great former RBI governor said the same thing when he was dismissed from that position: that it's a bubble that won't sustain. Look at the current situation-he too praises the progress we have made so far. It's only about change; once people get accustomed to it it will be normalized Dont worry
Mujhe v bahat man hai multibagger stock ko jan ke usse 10 sal kiliye hold karne ki but mujhe iski koi knowledge nhi hai ..Kya koi bata sakta hai ki kaise ek quality stock choose karne ke knowladge gain kara ja sakta hai for long term investment 😢
Invest in the financial markets before retiring by diversifying across assets, allocating a small portion of your portfolio, staying updated on market trends, and considering long-term holding to balance risk and growth.
Very possible! especially at this moment. Profits can be made in many different ways, but such intricate transactions should only be handled by seasoned market professionals.
Some persons think inves'tin is all about buying stocks; I think going into the stock market without a good experience is a big risk, that's why I'm lucky to have seen someone like mr Brian C Nelson.
@@use4kksin7 COVID WAS the best time to invest but then again investors dont know how much market will fall , they can always average , but covid was a once a century event, told my father and sister to invest but they didnt want to , we could have become crore pati by today lol dont know to laugh or cry but such is stock market , always playing on emotions.
Oh god! I really don't understand why so many people are so stuck on PE? It is not the only indicator. Sometimes, PE is not a good indicator of present performance - market factors future growth early into the price and the price goes up before you actually see the results. PE later adjusts when results are factored. Similarly, when demand is more, price tends to be more. Simple! There are more buyers in the market after covid, so you cannot expect PEs to be at historical levels. Leave all that... anything that goes up drastically, is likely to come down at some point. A correction will come st some point, but usually, it never comes when everyone expects it.
@@mrplayer9316vo market ke overvalued hone ki wajah se nahi specific events ki wajah se crash hua tha aur recover bhi ho gya...long term me sirf profit hi hai
There was a chance of crash when Sensex was at 10k, 20k, 30k, 40k, 50k, 60k 70k, 80k So there is always a risk with the investment. New gen investors can't move a value of stocks in sensex, nifty with their capital.
Risk is always associated with stock market. The same thing goes for US market too. If look closely the big tech companies especially semiconductor companies and healcare companies stocks prices are way overpriced because of people who are buying their stocks. If you look closely you will see even if companies are not making high revenue still their stock prices are high. But it doesn't means the market will crash drastically. It means it will takr some time to settle in their original price. The fact is low cap companies and medium cap companies are always a risky investment, but in long term if you have a balanced portfolio then you will 100% make money. In India if you invest wisely you will get atleast 20-25% return every year. Whereas in US you can easily get 12-15%. So as we all know investments are subjected to market risk, so invest wisely and if you are a long term trader then don't worry you make a lot.
Stocks always go bubble but in sector rotation. So no problem. There are 20+ sectors. Avoid sector with bubble and invest in sector that is reviving. P/E ratio is not everything. Do not panic. Just stay cautious.
Market is fairly value don't take tension. Always invest wisely. India is growing rapidly that why people think that too much value but in long term it's not to be panic . See history of Chinese stock same as India so don't take too much tension
1996-2002 main usa ko bhi aisa hi laga the..it give return 300% each year.. End result 72 companies shut down 158 fall below 62%. As usual most billionaire get away retail investors failed and lost life time wealth
Minor stock market setbacks is a trend in the sector, and it's healthy doesn't mean the stocks r a load of shit, even major setbacks are healthy, even anything India's stock market isn't necessarily overvalued, the Nasdaq and NYSE on the other hand might be, even if the market crashes, it doesn't necessarily mean it's cause of overvaluation, doing some foolish researches doesn't make u an expert on the topic.
Hello Mohak You miss one important point. BJP govt. Se pehle kisi bhi govt. ne apne aap ko market se directly associate nahi kia but PM modi national tv pe aa kar PSU companies buy krne ke liye bole jiski vjh kaai logo ne PSU companies buy kari jin company ne piche 20 years me return nahi diye wo stock aaj ki date 10× ho chuke hai. Kisi bhi govt. Ko apne ap ko market se associate krna ek new investor ke liye boot bada risk hota hai. I think this point should me include in your video hope you pin this. Thanks
To kya hua. Accha he nahi khati. Tum log ka alag hi rage he. Jo finance minister share holders ko accha return de usko hi gali dena. Matlab profit hamra gali tumhara. We want good return simple whoever provide
Thanks for the analysis. I dont think the nifty is extremely overvalued. With an influx of new investors, the p/e ratio is expected to rise. Pre covid the avg nifty p/e ratio was around 16. Now it is around 25. That's not bad. However, your concerns about small cap companies are very true. I have seen some companies that have 10x even 20x increase in their prices. That is just pure folly. Maybe these rises are due to aggressive short-term trading. The volume is very low in these companies, and just a few traders can push up the stock values of these companies. I have no explanation on what is happening, but i know for sure that these overvalued short cap companies will be corrected eventually.
It's considered a crash only if the stock market falls 20% ( ie 5000 pts crash in Nifty .. only during lockdown or war kind of situation,these things will happen..it won't fall for budget ( everyone knows nothing positive is going to happen from budget even in 2898 A.D) ..since entire world Market is at all time high, occasionally 2-3 % drop will happen,during some negative news.. which the Market will recover pretty much soon..in 10-12 years,nifty will hit 1 lakh
I've totally lost faith in the stock market reflecting anything related to our economy since the March-Jun 2020 COVID lockdown. The country was shut down, nobody left home, shops and factories were shut down, there was no transport, no retail, not much import or export as air and shipping was also locked down. In that situation, the stock market was still doing well, except for the one bad month of April 2020. It even recovered to 2019 levels by August 2020. In the COVID delta wave the next year, there was another lockdown and millions of Indians died. The stock market was soaring in 2021. Is the stock market connected to the economy? In a reasonable system, one would expect trading to be halted for the period of the total economic shutdown. But no such thing happened.
The stocks were pretty undervalued and hence they ran. During 2021, people realised that Covid isn't as deadly as it was assumed to be during April 2020. And that is why there was endless buying by institutions as the stocks were cheap.
@@anandsharma7430 People were still working from their homes. Plus, they cannot block the flow of billions by halting the markets for months bro. Say, you were sitting with 10 lakh rs worth of stocks. Does it sound ethical to halt the market and block your money for months when the system was already entirely online?
@@Rkr_445 I know. I was there. I was WFH too. I make enough money to invest in stock market. However, when the entire human race was in existential danger, the stock market continued with just online trading. Did the actual offices and buildings of BSE, NSE open? No. Now, I know that some people make their living off only the stock market. So do day labourers in construction and god know how many crores of jobs. Was it ethical to stop all that? My original point is that the stock market is a rich people's bubble and not really connected to the economy. The point stands, IMO. Ethics are relative. Ask one of the 60 crore people lowest income earners in India and they might have a different opinion about right and wrong on this question. USA is suffering all kinds of madness due to shareholder rights being given priority over everything else. There the belief is that profits are more important than medical care availability, financial safety nets, availability of insurance and what not. Let's agree to disagree on ethics.
Usually high pe represent investors are hopeful that company's earnings are going to rise multiple times. 100/5k listed companies is not bad, these are mostly startups with high earning potential. There are always going to be few outliers. And market will always be high valued in bull run but that doesn't mean you will have a crash after each bull run. Differentiate b/w correction and crash.
00:01 Debate on whether the Indian stock market is overvalued and a potential crash 02:12 Retail investors are now controlling the stock market due to the influx of young individual investors. 04:26 Invest in skills for long term wealth 06:59 Concerns about stock market bubble 09:11 Companies earning huge profits but uncertain future investments 11:47 Stock market valuations in India compared to US companies 14:03 Investors should be cautious about small cap stocks 16:33 Investors should limit their exposure to small caps and keep their contribution fixed. 18:36 Possibility of stock market correction due to potential changes in capital gains tax.
Some people say overvalued then i normally check nifty and sensex pe which still around 24 and after covid crash market went so high index pe went around 35. And most of the crash like 2008 and 2020 happened when index was around 28-29. And market didn't crashed with 4 years gap. Between 2002 to 2007 indian index became 7 times and between market corrected so many times and it normal 10% correction happened. I only see midcap is overvalued right now. Correction is normal but crash won't happen every 2-4 years. Need strong reason for crash.
Bhai India mein 5309 company registered hai Indian stock market mein aur 104 company 2% bhi nahi ha 5309 company ke samne Matlab sirf 2% company Ka hi p/E ratio 50× hai US stock Market mein ab tak 11 bar bade crash aaye hain aur vah sare ke sare 25% se jyada gire the aur unmen se bhi char bar 50% se jyada.... to crash isse kahate ha Nifty 400- 500 point agar gir jaaye to use crash nahin kahate Hain ...Indian stock market bahut bar 300- 400 point ek hi din mein badta huva dhekha ha hamne Aur vaise bhi jab tak crash aaega nahin tab tak market apna all time high nahin banaega
I saw a lot of comments of people asking a video on BANGLADESHI STUDENTS PROTEST. Please make a video on it 🙏. They all need your help. Journalist in Bangladesh are on the side of government 😢.
"Large cap bhi kabhi small cap thi" . Each and every stock go through the level of micro cap, small cap, mid cap to large cap. Pick those stocks which have good potential in future... Market will grow in long term.
1996-2002 main usa ko bhi aisa hi laga the..it give return 300% each year.. End result 72 companies shut down 158 fall below 62%. As usual most billionaire get away retail investors failed and lost life time wealth
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i can see from last two months content of this channel is diluted, quantity is increased but quality is decreased. mohak u have to decide whether you want to be a rich quality content youtuber or every other youtube channel who gives their views on everything.
I agree with U he is not getting any topic for videos and He needs Views to cover his cost of the business expenditure...Credit worthy youtuber is hard... He should increase his ad price
@@arpitmargya8985 SEBI needs to put age restrictions on Broker apps. Or maximum amount restriction for under 18 people. Ease of access to the market leads to such incidents.
He is just educating us and be more knowledgeable if u are understand it but some retailers are not they just buying stocks on hype without any knowledge
18:40, NOW INCREASED, long and short term holding taxes increased in budget. You were right. People investing more in stock market, deposit in bank are less.. goverment and RBI would try to control this.
Crash only affects people who do this based on adrenaline and are addicted. Those that make smart moves always are protected. That means diversification. Obviously we have a ton of overvalued companies and startups.
Bhai aap apna opinion ki jagah facts bataoge toh video jyada mazedar banega, aap apne subscribers ko apna side khud choose karne do aap kiyu apna opinion de rhe ho bhai. Just a suggestion.
Indian market is overvalued - I have heard this for the past 15 years and the market is still growing 😁🤣🤣 Most people have become old waiting for the crash. The only opportunity was covid crash and many people missed that too.
We already helped you in 1971 and now you guys are in full mood to do Anti India boycott India movements. 😂 Now you want us to help you remove Sheikh Hasina who is India friendly and install Khaleda Zia? 😂Why? So that you can be more Anti India? 😂
Nifty 50 pe ratio is around 20-24, which has been the same for the last 15 years. I don't think it is overvalued; it is fairly valued, in my opinion. The prices of the stocks have risen in the last 4 years, and so are the earnings of the companies. so no need to worry :)
Short buyers are crying and creating fake panic for people to sell their shares. India is growing market, market will always go up also correction in between are expected, its not crash per se. Market will keep correcting and keep going up.
Notes: 1. Retail investors + domestic funds are larger owners in the stock market today. Retail investors are now at 10 cr. But how does this ownership affect the market? Do they hold any sway? 2. One thesis is that a lot of the companies won't invest in infra and capex. They'll invest their capital and profits in the market. Doesn't seem credible. A business owner will want his business to grow. Plus, some portion of a company's income is always invested in markets. 3. Budget. How does it affect the stock market? And how much?
At 10:01 Mohak talked about more then 5000 companies listed in stock market But only 2266 companies are listed in stock market 😂 That what we call an improper research and he tried to fix the narrative of bubble in market 😂
First of all you need to learn and get more information about stock market. 2266 companies listed in NSE & 5,309 listed in BSE. Some are delisted. So, currently 6,809 companies listed in stock market but only @ 5,000 companies trading actively. बेटा comments करने से पहले proper study कर लिया करो 🧐🧐
You have explained the "earning" part of P/E ratio incorrectly Sir. "Earning" in P/E ratio refers to the earning of a shareholder on one share. But you explained it as earning of the company itself. There is a huge difference between the two. Sometimes, the Company may earn more also but they don't distribute that amount among shareholders, rather they re invest the money and therefore earning per share for a shareholder remains low.
@@surajr1986 Thank you Sir. You are 100 perfect correct mathematically. These are formulas that we studied theoretically but in some cases not entire "PAT" is distributed among shareholders. Some part of profit may be kept aside as Retained Earnings also. Thank you once again. You are free to correct me if I am still wrong.
When a non financial channel makes video on stock market you know stocks are overvalued but since everybody is cautious market will go up. The market crashes when nobody expects and everything looks good
@@Literally_atharva Been in markets for 8 years , he is talking about the same headlines that were thr during covid , and the market has tripled since then, now i am curious about what you have to say to back your comment.
Nice video. Not a criticism, I enjoy your insights. I tend to think prices could go higher if XAI20K rockets. But understand the logic for sandbagging estimates. My opinion is XAI20K breaks 1, perhaps reaches 10 ATH, if conditions are right. But broader forces are at play now. We’re moving into really unknown territory. And these entities are shrewd. I think there’s massive manipulation ahead. If XAI20K survives that, well, we’re likely in for a good pump.
