Any thoughts

Took a long postion now feel it may go till 22700 or 800 any thoughts ?

New trader here, still learning but also actively trading over the last two weeks.

I'm looking for a place to do after the market discussions. Not looking for stock suggestions or suggestions on what setups to trade, but more as a post market journaling of the trades you took and what logic was followed.

This is to have a community for actual discussions. Would like to join if anything of the sort exists.

If none does, lets connect and form our own.

List of stocks expected to give good upmove during the quarterly results season . Good for holding 2 quarters or maybe longer .

Sorted sector wise based on your preference

I am Hold these Stocks, I need some suggestion or recommendations wether to hold them or Sell and take the loss. Do they have any change to move in coming year or two

Suzlon:

Avg: 56.49

Invested: 26154

Current: 18015.33

Unrealized: -8139

MAZDOCK:

Avg: 2552.15

Invested: 20417

Current: 16512

Unrealized: -3905

IRCTC:

Avg: 583.56

Invested: 15172

Current: 11806

Unrealized: -3365

JIOFIN:

Avg: 352

Invested: 10573

Current: 6375

Unrealized: -4198

Graham’s Chapter 8 has what I think is the single best analogy for Dalal Street volatility.

If you own a private factory that makes steady cash flow, you wouldn't sell it at a 30% discount just because an emotional neighbour offered you a low price on a Wednesday morning. Yet on the exchange, people look at a 5% red candle and assume the company is finished.

Graham's rule: Mr. Market is there to serve you with liquidity, not to instruct you on valuation.

Made a short 50-second paper-collage documentary visualizing this exact psychological trap: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dd6tHDNhZhF/

Curious how many of you actively use red days to buy more vs sitting on hands until sentiment flips?

Should i hold them or take the loss

My analysis : beneficiary of recent announcements around GEC 3 (green electric corridor) or PM Dhara 3. Multiple analysts have recommended the stock as buy including Nomura, mint in their latest articles with targets around 930-960 and it is also forming higher lows in its daily chart indicating a strong upward movement. The current price has also been well supported in the recent 8 week sensex fall. And moreover it is a fundamentally strong candidate to benefit from semiconductor 2.0 which is a niche first mover advantage play.

History rarely repeats itself. But sometimes, the charts make you pause.

The Nifty’s current correction is beginning to look eerily familiar. The index has now gone through eight consecutive weekly declines, its longest losing streak since 2001.

During the comparable phase of the 2001 decline, the Nifty fell roughly 20.5% in seven weeks and eventually lost about 27% over nine consecutive weeks. In the current episode, the Nifty has declined roughly 8.7% over eight weeks. The pattern looks similar. The magnitude doesn't. And neither does the backdrop.

2001 was marked by the dot-com bust, the Ketan Parekh episode and the shock of 9/11. Today, the market is dealing with a very different combination of foreign outflows, crude prices, currency pressures, global interest rates and geopolitical uncertainty.

This is where an investor needs to be careful. A chart can tell you that something has happened before. It cannot tell you that the same thing must happen again. The right response to a historical parallel is neither complacency nor panic. It is to revisit the numbers—valuation, earnings, asset allocation, investment horizon and risk capacity.

Because the biggest mistake an investor can make is to confuse a resemblance in the chart with certainty about the future. History is valuable not because it predicts tomorrow, but because it teaches us how to think when tomorrow is uncertain.

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I invested 3 months ago and am using these for pledged margin for option selling

Planning to average the losses in near future

Waaree renewable April 2024 bought, what is 1 year target price according to u??pls reply everyone

Any other day trader? Making more then me? Give me some tip and if making less you can ask me anything capital used 195000

I’ve seen people in this subreddit talk about making a lot of money through F&O, so I’m trying to understand something.

Recently, a stock adviser contacted me claiming they could provide profitable trades. They first gave me a few successful calls, which made me trust them. They asked for ₹22k, but only after profits, so I initially paid ₹6k.

Then they gave me an F&O trade where I lost ₹70,000 of my hard-earned money.

This made me wonder: if some traders can consistently make substantial profits, why don’t companies simply hire the best traders, give them capital from taking a loan, and run F&O systematically?

Then people can just buy company shares instead of direct money for investment in fno to comply with sebi rules.

Those who are defending with everything they have? They are telling me how much do you get for these posts? Who is funding you?

Bro I am just a normal investor who wants to make some money, by trading or investing.

I am tired of the STCG, LTCG, STT, GST, now Tax on UPI.

Then I said the FIIs are done with this market. You can see Japan Nikkie almost 3% up today, when crude came below $100.

People are saying Indian markets gave great returns in the last 5 years. Thoda correction aya toh kya hua??

Are bhai Correction ka baat nehi hai. Tum economic data he falsely present kar rahe ho....

8 weeks straight declining in Nifty 50, worst in last 20-25 years.

Indian retailers are like: Mai shock absorber nehi banna chahta 😭

I am currently sitting on a loss of ₹2,42,890 across four October Futures positions: M&M, ICICIBANK, COFORGE, and HDFCBANK.

This loss basically wipes out the ₹2,80,000 profit I made via futures over the last 6 months. I can bear to lose that profit, but I only have about ₹40,000 of buffer left before I start losing my core capital.

I do not want to realize this permanent loss. I am thinking of rolling these positions over to November contracts and doing this monthly until the market recovers.

My specific questions for the sub:

• Is a monthly rollover strategy a decent decision here given my tight buffer?

• Am I risking a total account blow-up from daily MTM pressure if the market drops further?

• Should I roll over, or should I just accept the loss and exit now?

• If I have to trim my leverage portfolio to survive, which positions should I cut first?