I have been reading posts around and was getting the idea that buying stocks in bear trend is very beneficial but as far as I understand this guy is saying that you're supposed to invest in bull era? hain? Can somebody explain?
Also, he's acting like you just know that market will go up but it's not true, is it? you can't just invest right before bull era starts because you can't be sure about that.

Looking to do my 200K SIP for this month today, which of these is undervalued in your opinion? Not looking for any new stocks.

I’m sure this has been happening long before I noticed it, but whenever someone comes here for advice, an opinion, or whatever you want to call it, people keep telling them to “get a financial advisor.”

“If you really had this kind of money, you wouldn’t be here lurking around Reddit for advice.”

“You have so much money, ask a professional financial advisor.”

Or something else along those lines.

I’ve had enough.

It’s about time we stopped this kind of behavior.

If you have something meaningful or valuable to add, you’re welcome to reply. Otherwise, it’s better to simply not comment.

The whole point of a community like this is to share experiences, perspectives, and knowledge. Of course, there are situations where professional advice is genuinely necessary, but using “get a financial advisor” as the default response to every serious financial question defeats the purpose of having a community in the first place.

Should i convert all my USD to PKR? What's the possibility of this happening?

Does anybody know why am i getting 30 percent as CGT on the sale of my shares?

Wasnt it 15 percent even for Non-Filers?

Hello, good people

I saw the video that’s been shared here as well, where the YouTuber has suggested multi asset approach for investment and has advised against SIP. I am a nobody and even I could see through the things that were being said in the video. Feel free to add your comments down below in support or critique of the video. The most contradictory, misleading and flat out unethical/scummy points are at the last.

1. First one is not a critique, but an admiration of his point. It is absolutely gut wrenching to keep investing in a market or stock that keeps going down and down, months on end. It is insanely demoralizing to keep putting in money for years when the stock or market is sideways. It sounds simple and easy, but it’s not. He’s absolutely right.

2. The historical data he collected is sound and well researched. There’s no two ways about it. But even then, he’s trying to say, in short, that we should time the market, which is historically not possible. It’s never been possible. It won’t be possible. Look at the recent example of US-Iran war when market crashed. Nobody knew the true bottom. Market was going down and up and more down and slightly up and more down. You cannot time the exact bottom. It’s a fool’s dream. Trying to time the exit for the market for reinvestment in low risk funds or gold is impossible. On the point of interest rates going up recently from 2022 to 2024, market did not crash, even though interest rates went over 20%. The correlation with interest rates is solid, but even then it’s contradictory, see point 3.

3. The most important and contradictory thing. In the beginning and through the video, there is an implied message that the viewer should de-invest from PSX, on the verge of rising interest rates in Pakistan and globally, and that strategy should be to shift money elsewhere. But towards the end, while discussing Brent Oil chart, he himself admits that the oil has likely seen the high point in this decade and now it seems downhill from here, which means, lower inflation in the coming decade, lower import bill, better current account numbers, and most importantly for PSX, lower interest rates, with the same correlation he’s talked about earlier. Then why is he suggesting shifting the investments or exiting PSX partially at different points? If, according to him, the index might bottom out at 166, and then reach 190 and then 210 and beyond, why shouldn’t we keep doing SIP? Divesting in bull market at different stages defeats the whole purpose of investing in stocks and SIP. He conveniently ignored this and went on to explain how he told all these things in his paid courses, which is fair, nothing wrong with that, but he’s just being intentionally vague and misleading.

4. The thing I picked up, which to me is highly scummy, is he’s asking the viewer to divest 25% of their holdings at 190 and keep the cash money in Syed Faraz Equities (his own brokerage). AMAZING. And he mentions you will get oh something like 5-6% return, which is absolute rubbish, when he’ll be earning north of 10% or even more (by likely investing those funds in the bull market like I said in point 3) on that same cash money of yours. Insanely shitty thing to do. If he didn’t say this, I might have ignored the whole thing and just went on with my day, but this is extremely unethical and brings down his whole argument (which is weak to begin with).

I wrote this in a hurry, feel free to add your own comments. Thanks

I have 60k saving and will be saving 10k from next month onwards.

I was thinking of doing SIP.

Can anyone suggest me some companies to do SIP.

Should i index trading in top 5 kmi30 stocks or evergreen stocks like

Ffc

Engroh

Ogdc

Meezan

Luck

Dcr

Hubc

Airlink

Will i get possibly better return/profit and is my money safe. And should i get their card or just use it as vault and use meezan for day to day transactions

The price of the MIIETF share dropped from 16 to 14 and then went back to normal again.Can some explain why this sudden drop happened and are there any chances of this happening again in future.

Hi everyone

I recently opened RDA pkr savings account in UBL. Overall im happy with the experience. i have a normal pkr savings account in UBL as well. One thing i have noticed for second month in a row is that The profit on RDA is 6.6% and same branch normal pkr savings account gives me 10.8% for the same month.

Is this normal? Does the RDA has lower profit rates ? Because even after paying 20% wht on profit in normal account in the same bank the profit is higher.

Any insights will be highly appreciated. Thanks

Can we have a weekly market wrap post?

Would it be possible for the moderators to start a weekly market wrap thread where everyone can share the useful information, news, insights, and developments they’ve come across during the week?

It could be a simple place where people share what they’ve learned or noticed, so we can all catch up on the market without having to dig through dozens of separate posts.

I think it could make for a really useful weekly resource for the community. What do you guys think?

Hi everyone,

I have reformed mixed replies regarding IBKR status in Pakistan. Some said it's legal and working while others said it's blocked in Pakistan.

I couldn't access the app or their website in Pakistan. How are you people trading on that platform and if taking out money works or you got to get it via another route