The condition of the stock market is bad. The continuously falling market has put investors under pressure. Since September 26, 2024, the Sensex has fallen by more than 9486. During this period, investors have suffered losses worth lakhs of crores. In such a situation, the biggest question floating in the mind of investors is what to do and what not to do. It is at such times that investors have the toughest time. In view of today’s situation, experts have given special advice to investors, if you pay attention to which you will not be too worried. Let’s discuss this.
What do experts say
Market expert Kunal Saraogi says that more corrections may be seen in the market. Nifty can go up to the level of 22,000-22,200. Sensex may also fall further around 1000. This is happening due to the continuous strengthening of the dollar. There are apprehensions in the market. In such a situation, those investors who have invested money in the market for a long period are advised to stay in it. If you have invested money for short term then follow the strategy of wait and watch. However, you can make small sales and invest in other stocks.
Saraogi says that unless the dollar weakens, there will be pressure on the market. If Donald Trump announces an increase in tariffs after taking oath, then inflation in America will increase further. Its effect will also be visible on the market. If we look at the domestic stock market, even in this stressful situation, the situation of companies like IT, Pharma, Hotels and FMCG seems better. On the contrary, metal, NBFC, government banks etc. are continuously looking weak. Investors should keep distance from them for now.
FPIs are selling heavily
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have withdrawn Rs 22,194 crore from Indian stock markets so far this month. FPIs remain sellers amid the possibility of weak quarterly results of companies, strengthening of the dollar and the fear of intensification of the tariff war under the Donald Trump administration. Earlier in the month of December, FPI had invested Rs 15,446 crore in the Indian stock market. After strong investment in Indian stock markets in 2023, foreign investors had reduced their investments to a great extent in 2024, but there is a possibility of their exit again in 2025.
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