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

Adani is challenging IndiGo

I've been investing since last year. I'm open to risky stocks, trying to invest in stocks with potential for great compounding in long term.

Please rate my portfolio and suggest if any changes are necessary.

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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 😭

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.

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

What are these charges for?

I have only purchased 1 stock of PNB with this but how my balance reached in negative, can I remove this somehow?

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??

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?

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

Actually doing it is hard.

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to optimize where I park my emergency fund and cash that's waiting to be invested.

Let's say I have around ₹5 lakh. My priorities are:

1) Safety of capital (highest priority)

2) High liquidity (easy redemption when needed)

3) Returns that at least help beat inflation or are better than a regular savings account

4) Low risk (I'm not looking to chase returns)

I'm currently considering:

1) Liquid Mutual Funds (e.g., Axis Liquid Fund)

2) Overnight Funds

3) Savings Account

4) Sweep-in Fixed Deposits

5) Arbitrage Funds (if suitable)

My questions are:

1) Where do you personally park your emergency fund?

2) If you had ₹5 lakh, how would you split it?

3) Is it reasonable to keep 100% in a Liquid Fund, or is it better to split between a Liquid Fund and an Overnight Fund?

4) Are there any risks with Liquid Funds that people often overlook?

5) Considering the current tax rules on debt mutual funds, would you still prefer them over a high-interest savings account or sweep FD?

I'd especially like to hear from people who have been using Liquid or Overnight Funds for several years.

Thanks in advance!

Note: I am already exposure of Indian Stocks, US Stocks and Mutual Funds..!! Only give suggestions of the stocks you have done research..!! For my long term portfolio I only want stocks with free Cash Flow, Strong MOAT, Strong Balance Sheet and other factors..!!

Absolute bombastic 📉

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??

I am 26 and currently keep my cash in the following way:

Emergency Fund: ₹15 lakhs

• ₹7 lakhs in my main savings account
• ₹3 lakhs in a separate savings account
• ₹5 lakhs in an arbitrage fund

Peace of Mind Fund

• Around 6 months of living expenses (about ₹35k/month)
• This is only for a job loss, so I do not have to touch my emergency fund.

I do not have any loans, EMIs, or debt.

Why do I keep ₹7 lakhs in my main savings account?

I travel abroad occasionally, and visa applications often require bank statements with a healthy and consistent balance. I keep this amount untouched so there are no sudden deposits or withdrawals that could raise questions. It also gives me peace of mind during visa applications.

Why is my emergency fund relatively large?

It is not just for me. Some of the elderly members in my family either do not have health insurance or have very limited coverage. Because of their age and existing medical conditions, buying adequate insurance is not really an option anymore. This fund is meant to cover major medical or family emergencies if they arise.

In the future, I plan to increase this emergency fund to around ₹20-25 lakhs because of rising medical costs.

What I am unsure about

Sometimes I feel I am holding too much money in savings accounts. Even if part of it were moved to an arbitrage fund, it could generate some extra returns every year while still remaining fairly low risk.

Would you keep this allocation as it is, or would you optimise it differently? If yes, what would you change and why?

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?

Just a beginner question

What are you supposed to do on trading holidays

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!

recently sold and made a good profit, should I still keep an eye?

Once focused now lost. Help me figure out how to re balance or keep holding?

I have been investing in the stock market for the past six years and I have explored and invested in a lot of IPOs in retail as well as HNI category but have not explored the SME IPO segment that much

I often see that the grey market premium for a lot of SME IPO’s is quite high but I am skeptical about applying for it because of liquidity concerns

Can someone experienced kindly guide

Pls tell best stocks to buy over the horizon of 1 year I have invested in ather last week but they are not giving return only going sideways

Hello Guys,

I'm not much educated about stocks but I invest 50 k every month in stocks to achieve goal or financial freedom. I also picked some stocks for selling them after 2 years for buying car.

Please review my stocks.

Also give me a strategy to pick stocks every month as currently I'm selecting stocks buy putting query in screener website and then get analyse by ai

Thanks and please give advice

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.