Do you play the stock market

Latheesh · 14th January 2022, 00:56

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Originally Posted by navrddy

Will Paytm collapse , only God knows.
Something is not right.
Be careful, about Paytm stock as investor. Wondering why company even exists at all

Paytm is next Bajaj Finance!

Electromotive · 14th January 2022, 16:26

1. Can anyone please explain what is the justification for the stock prices of Titan, Dixon and DMart? Is it just the good story market participants have been sold into or is there any substance?

2. Anyone following the AMC, GME saga? The AMC CEO has been dumping stock like there is no tomorrow... which might be true. Thoughts?

Thanks.

Gansan · 14th January 2022, 17:13

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Originally Posted by Latheesh

Paytm is next Bajaj Finance!

I highly doubt it. Paytm has been burning lot of VC funded cash. Still are. I don't think they have the revenue to sustain their operations.

SmartCat · 14th January 2022, 17:24

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Originally Posted by Electromotive

2. Anyone following the AMC, GME saga? The AMC CEO has been dumping stock like there is no tomorrow... which might be true. Thoughts?

We used to track that story!

https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shift...funds-win.html (GameStop Saga: Reddit members & Robinhood traders take on hedge funds (and win!))

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Originally Posted by Gansan

I highly doubt it. Paytm has been burning lot of VC funded cash. Still are. I don't think they have the revenue to sustain their operations.

That's just a clever take on what PayTM CEO said.
https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/bu...a-7927191.html

Eddy · 24th January 2022, 14:00

Guys, how's the josh?

I wanted to go shopping but Zerodha is down. Are you guys able to add funds?

abtyagi · 24th January 2022, 14:54

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Originally Posted by Eddy

Guys, how's the josh?

I wanted to go shopping but Zerodha is down. Are you guys able to add funds?

This morning(about 10 am) I was able to place my small-case investments.

Pancham · 24th January 2022, 16:17

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Originally Posted by Eddy

Guys, how's the josh?

I wanted to go shopping but Zerodha is down. Are you guys able to add funds?

I could add funds in the morning. Went shopping for a bit too.

Eddy · 24th January 2022, 16:37

My funds are stuck. Debited from ICICI but not credited to Zerodha. But there will be opportunity tomorrow also I guess.

Pancham · 24th January 2022, 17:33

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Originally Posted by Eddy

My funds are stuck. Debited from ICICI but not credited to Zerodha. But there will be opportunity tomorrow also I guess.

Try GooglePay. The funds get transferred immediately.

Coyote · 24th January 2022, 17:37

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Originally Posted by Eddy

Guys, how's the josh?

I wanted to go shopping but Zerodha is down. Are you guys able to add funds?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eddy

My funds are stuck. Debited from ICICI but not credited to Zerodha. But there will be opportunity tomorrow also I guess.

Zerodha was facing glitches towards the afternoon, probably as a result of several users trying to load funds.

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I believe debited funds would be reflected by tomorrow.

Considering the selloff we're seeing, there may yet be a few 'shopping' days ahead.

Eddy · 24th January 2022, 17:38

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Originally Posted by Pancham

Try GooglePay. The funds get transferred immediately.

I use UPI. This has never happened before. As Coyote mentioned above, looks like they couldn't take the load today.

girishv · 24th January 2022, 17:54

The fund transfer was not working from around 11 to 2:30 PM. Got alright by 2:30. I did a small transfer from ICICI upi at 2:28.

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Originally Posted by Coyote

Zerodha was facing glitches towards the afternoon, probably as a result of several users trying to load funds.

I believe debited funds would be reflected by tomorrow.

Considering the selloff we're seeing, there may yet be a few 'shopping' days ahead.

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Originally Posted by Eddy

I use UPI. This has never happened before. As Coyote mentioned above, looks like they couldn't take the load today.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eddy

My funds are stuck. Debited from ICICI but not credited to Zerodha. But there will be opportunity tomorrow also I guess.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eddy

Guys, how's the josh?

I wanted to go shopping but Zerodha is down. Are you guys able to add funds?

Juggernaught · 24th January 2022, 18:13

Noob question: I have companies like

1. Future Enterprises Limited
2. Cox & Kings
3. Reliance Capital

in my portfolio. Added when they were good a long time back on the advice of a stockbroker. Couldn't keep track for a couple of years due to personal issues and now I'm still left with these which seem to be deadweight

Would really appreciate advice from experts like SmartCat and others, if I should still keep these in the portfolio hoping for some miracles in the long term or just sell them off and make my peace with it.

Thanks

Lord Lucan · 24th January 2022, 20:58

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Originally Posted by Eddy

I use UPI. This has never happened before. As Coyote mentioned above, looks like they couldn't take the load today.

I usually move my surplus funds from savings back to liquid funds [LIQUIDBEES] in Zerodha. When situation like today presents itself, you can sell the liquid funds in a blink of an eye to free up funds for fresh stock investments.

Thermodynamics · 25th January 2022, 00:49

Just like climate change, Market these days behaves violently. It feels like the frequency of extreme events has increased.

Would like to get opinion from forum members that under these turbulent waters, what type of asset allocation would be a good strategy ?

I am thinking of these levels (equity:debt/cash)

1. If market is overbought : 50:50
2. If it is oversold: 70:30
3. Extreme correction: 90:10
4. Extreme overshoot(bubble): 20:80

What do you guys prefer.

PS: I kept Gold and real estate out of equation as they cannot be timed to hedge stock market fluctuations.

View Poll Results: Stocks as a percentage of my net assets are -
0 - 25% -- I'm like the most conservative Indians. I love FDs.	419	31.62%
26 - 50% -- I have a few stocks.	591	44.60%
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76 - 100% -- Hey, I'm an i-banker!!!	98	7.40%
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14th January 2022, 16:26	#4802
Electromotive BANNED Join Date: Aug 2021 Location: Terra Posts: 207 Thanked: 1,691 Times	Re: Do you play the stock market 1. Can anyone please explain what is the justification for the stock prices of Titan, Dixon and DMart? Is it just the good story market participants have been sold into or is there any substance? 2. Anyone following the AMC, GME saga? The AMC CEO has been dumping stock like there is no tomorrow... which might be true. Thoughts? Thanks. Last edited by Electromotive : 14th January 2022 at 16:30.
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24th January 2022, 14:00	#4805
Eddy Team-BHP Support Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Singapore Posts: 9,567 Thanked: 14,538 Times	Re: Do you play the stock market Guys, how's the josh? I wanted to go shopping but Zerodha is down. Are you guys able to add funds?
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24th January 2022, 16:37	#4808
Eddy Team-BHP Support Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Singapore Posts: 9,567 Thanked: 14,538 Times	Re: Do you play the stock market My funds are stuck. Debited from ICICI but not credited to Zerodha. But there will be opportunity tomorrow also I guess.
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24th January 2022, 18:13	#4813
Juggernaught BHPian Join Date: Feb 2020 Location: Bangalore Posts: 38 Thanked: 263 Times	Re: Do you play the stock market Noob question: I have companies like 1. Future Enterprises Limited 2. Cox & Kings 3. Reliance Capital in my portfolio. Added when they were good a long time back on the advice of a stockbroker. Couldn't keep track for a couple of years due to personal issues and now I'm still left with these which seem to be deadweight Would really appreciate advice from experts like SmartCat and others, if I should still keep these in the portfolio hoping for some miracles in the long term or just sell them off and make my peace with it. Thanks
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25th January 2022, 00:49	#4815
Thermodynamics BHPian Join Date: Aug 2017 Location: Bengaluru Posts: 832 Thanked: 4,143 Times	Re: Do you play the stock market Just like climate change, Market these days behaves violently. It feels like the frequency of extreme events has increased. Would like to get opinion from forum members that under these turbulent waters, what type of asset allocation would be a good strategy ? I am thinking of these levels (equity:debt/cash) 1. If market is overbought : 50:50 2. If it is oversold: 70:30 3. Extreme correction: 90:10 4. Extreme overshoot(bubble): 20:80 What do you guys prefer. PS: I kept Gold and real estate out of equation as they cannot be timed to hedge stock market fluctuations. Last edited by Thermodynamics : 25th January 2022 at 00:52.
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