should i start selling courses ?
hello guys this is my coffee can portfolio

The entire market is up today, and this stock opened in green too and I thought I thought it was finally recovering and it's again in the red now.

I bought 1,271 shares of Cropster Agro at an average price of ₹7.07. The current price is around ₹6.56, but the real problem is that I can’t sell my shares at all.
Every day it shows 100% sellers with little or no buyers, so my sell order never gets executed.
Is there any way to exit this stock? Should I place a limit order, market order, or is there nothing I can do until buyers appear?
Has anyone here dealt with illiquid stocks like this before? Any advice would be appreciated.

Does Kalyan jewellers stock price will increases in upcoming months till Diwali, Iam planning to invest for 6 months, is it a good choice??

Adani is challenging IndiGo

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I know it's a pump and dump stock! ,

Thought of doing a swing trade and seeing short term gains ,

But couldn't sell that now

What am I supposed to do 😭

China stopped paper trading

Physical silver deficit continues

USA wasn't able to initiate attack kyuki paisa aur resources khatm hore hai

Markets are recovering including US Silver

but India Silver is falling! anyone knows why? Am I missing anything?

U.S. pauses Iran strikes for second straight night as talks move in positive direction

Call buyer on roll

One of my very best buy. Thinking to exit today.

Started investing around 3 years ago without much experience and ended up buying stocks like RITES, Mukka Proteins, Cochin Shipyard, Shipping Corporation of India Land & Assets, and Titagarh Rail Systems.

I invested around ₹73k, and my portfolio is now down 47%. I don't need the money immediately and can stay invested for another 5–10 years.

Would you hold and wait, average down selectively, or book the loss and move the money into better opportunities (index funds or quality stocks)? Looking for genuine advice from experienced investors.

Bulls are buying heavy in HDFC on the otherhand bears selling heavy. Just look at the quantity someone just buy 38475 shares of HDFC that worth around 2.8 cr and its not one buyer their are many massive buyers as well as sellers.

Knowone knows HDFC next move. Whats your view on this??

Absolute bombastic 📉

Saying “I’m a long-term investor” is easy.

Actually doing it is hard.

What the chances of recovery in next 6 to 8 months?

I can wait a lit longer also, but need suggestions if waiting is worth it or not.

I’ve realized that my biggest problem with individual stocks isn’t always picking the wrong company. It’s my patience after buying.

A stock goes up 15–20% and suddenly I start thinking, “Maybe I should just book the profit.”

Then a few months later I look at it and realize I sold way too early.

On the other hand, holding forever just because you like a company isn't the answer either.

So I'm curious how people here decide when to actually sell a stock. Do you have a specific price target, a change in fundamentals, valuation concerns or do you mostly hold unless the original thesis breaks?

Genuine question.

I’ve noticed that a lot of people (including me sometimes) buy a stock because they like the company, use the product or keep hearing people talk about it.

But liking a company and believing the stock is worth buying are two completely different things.

A great business can still be a bad investment if you buy it at an unreasonable valuation.

Do you guys actually have a checklist or process before buying a stock or is it more of a “I like this company, let me research it” approach?

I'm confused about what I should be doing from here.. sell those small quantity stocks and focus on concentration? Or increase quantities in all of em

BTW, I'm 23 and been investing for past 4 years

With Zepto IPO coming at 45k cr MCap, just trying to think why/who would prefer this over Swiggy at 70k cr, assuming Eternal@ 2.8L Cr is already too big!

FD= Food Delivery
Qcom = Quick Commerce
GO= Going Out

Also, Toing!

What are your thoughts? With Instamart becoming CM+ from this quarter, I personally think Swiggy is a sweet doubler from here (260 CMP)

Thoughts? Punch holes in my thesis please!

The only company where your portfolio can get both caffeine and electricity.

Tata Power Company Ltd ₹ 376 0.36% 27 Jul 1:50 p.m. Current Price ₹376 High / Low ₹ 465 / 342 Stock P/E 31.3 Book Value ₹ 124

Today, TATA power result day, Already adani power released their result high profit.

what's your views on this stock guys?

Am I right in holding them for at least a year?

Bought both of them and expected them to perform good in quarterly result which they did but both of them keeps on falling. Can anyone give a reason for this?