Tweet Buster: How to deal with bleeding stocks & when to buy

It's a correction, keep calm!

It's only a correction, keep calm!!

For nearly six weeks now, all you have been hearing on Dalal Street is, it’s a correction and staying invested is the way to go.

Even as the market bleeds, veterans appear to be getting more conviction about an imminent recovery and stocks resuming their upward trajectory.

Sandip Sabharwal, independent adviser at asksandipsabharwal.com, took to Twitter to point out that with the macros looking up, it is only a matter time before the market shows signs of an uptick.


Sabahrwal is confident about an imminent reversal in FPI outflow too. He tweeted to say with bond yields stable, dollar index declining and commodity prices firm, it is only a matter of time before FPI outflows from Indian bonds turn into inflows.


Safir Anand tweeted that the world's largest fund is bullish on India, and that should act as a balm to investors' nerves. Vanguard group has just made a case for long-term investment in India, Mexico and Indonesia.


While the pep talk from marquee investors continues to flow in, it isn't in any way easing investor fear.

Anand's tongue-in-cheek tweets just go on to show that!




He also showed his displeasure at the lack of action from the Indian government and the Reserve Bank of India, which he said is costing India big time in terms of constant FPI outflows.


When stocks fall, there is also constant talk about buying quality stocks that have become cheap.

Sabharwal says while euphoria in the market gives a lot of time to exit, then despair like this offers you enough time to enter.


He doesn't leave you hanging just there. He also tells you where to invest.

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b. #Contrabets

Here's an added tip on exactly when to pay heed to a 'BUY' call on a stock.


THE INVESTMENT GAME
Most of the top names on Dalal Street believe real gains in stocks can be made only when you think of sticking to your equity bets with a long-term perspective. Safir Anand and Shyam Sekhar in multiple tweets defined what constitutes investment for them.



If you are still wondering where the market is headed and if you should exit, take a look at your circle of good investors and what are they up to.


If that is enough food for thought for this weekend, this song by value investor Vijay Kedia should definitely lighten up the mode.