I am not qualified to give you advise about what you should do with your money. However, I am allowed to comment on the amazing, awesome advice that I am hearing on Social Media…

  1. If you are afraid of risk, keep all your money in govt schemes like Post office schemes and SBI fixed deposits.
  2. Convert a lot of your investments to cash and keep it safe by keeping it in the bank
  3. The downside is over, you should start investing
  4. We are not going to end our lives, you should re-balance your portfolio.
  5. If from 80:20 in Equity to debt you have fallen to 50:50, you should remove money from debt instruments and put that in a lumpsum in equity / equity mutual fund
  6. Every fall is an opportunity to learn. Here…there is data that after a fall of 30% the market will SURELY give you X returns in 30 days, XX return in 365 days and XXX in 5 years.
  7. The market will recover in a minimum of 6 months to a max of 27 months. That’s the max that you had to wait for.
  8. ITC is a good buy – people have bought so much of FMCG products in the last 2 weeks.
  9. Maruti is a great buy at Rs. 4900, ITC at166, Hul, Colpal,…..afterall people will smoke, brush, buy a car….
  10. The ill effects of the Covid-19 on car sales is so bad…that the worst is not yet over
  11. We will change so much and opt for so much of Tele – and WFH, that car sales will fall
  12. Please add the worst/best comments that you have heard in the past few weeks…it will be good fun…
  1. I am not a fan of SIP, but I suggest if someone has Rs.100 to put into the market now (either disposable or from debt holdings), set up a SIP to transfer Rs.5 every week. It will capture the market at several instances. Next, the big question is what to buy? I think anything, because everything is cheap, but banks are the first ones to recover the fast, broad index the second. Where not to put? – real estate, iinvits, auto and pharma (this has not taken a drastic hit on the head)

  2. Invested for 5+ year in regular mutual funds , stopped the sip in regular funds last year and invested in direct mutual funds.
    Invested more in direct funds due to recent fall and continuing the SIP also. Now I want to know should I purchase some in regular funds also as the NAV has reduced by 30% , I can hold for 15-20 years not in need of this money and no plan of selling the regular funds for next 15-20 years.
    Subra air please provide your inputs or anyone .

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