all stock are down 50 to 80%
index down almost 15 to 30 %
Mutula funds are dowm almost 15% expect multi asset in hybrid category
Patience is testing in market -
last 2 yaesr no return
where will go nifty guys any idea - march is pure selling
all stock are down 50 to 80%
index down almost 15 to 30 %
Mutula funds are dowm almost 15% expect multi asset in hybrid category
Patience is testing in market -
last 2 yaesr no return
where will go nifty guys any idea - march is pure selling
If it brings you any comfort, I’m okay with sharing what I’m going through.
The average prices are included to show these weren’t penny stocks, but fundamentally strong, highly valued companies few months ago.

The real problem isn’t investing, it’s the itch.
Surrounded by constant financial news updates, always-on trading apps, sitting quietly in mutual funds feels less like discipline and more like doing nothing at all.
There’s this constant pull to check charts, read one more report, spot the “next opportunity,” and place just one trade.
It’s not even about the returns half the time, it’s about staying engaged, feeling in control, feeling like you’re doing something.
Even if one did not realize it when investing,
this is what one precisely signed-up for with market-linked equity.
Whatever you do (sell, hold, buy more, ignore, …), please avoid doing it in a state of panic.
(i know, i know, easy to say. Still, IMHO, one of the key challenges right now.)
Here’s a timeline of how a scenario with plenty of panic/frenzy played out in real life.
Not claiming now will be identical or even similar.
But, sharing with the hope that it helps make sense of the market.

Source: This content-marketing post on Reddit promoting someone’s backtesting tool.
I see a series of thoughts at one end of the spectrum - extreme panic,
and i raise you another series of thoughts at the other end of the spectrum - calm deliberation