How to Cope with a Falling Market If you find it tough to wa | ACEink Official

How to Cope with a Falling Market

If you find it tough to watch, consider staying away from the market for some days. The market could fall further, dragging down stocks.

The fall in stock prices is not necessarily due to changes in fundamentals but rather because of sentiment and valuation.

-Companies are not going to close down.

-Products are not going to become outdated.

The primary reason for the fall is that more people are selling than buying.

Nowadays, you might not feel like studying or reading motivational posts because you want immediate results. But remember, investment is not a short-term game; it's a marathon that never ends.

If you want to overcome emotions, let the market determine your judgment, not in the short term but in the long term.

Those who are holding stocks with good quarterly results in March, even if they are in loss, it's better to hold them in the current market. Because the other stocks you might buy won't necessarily go up either.

March typically sees more downturns because investors sell small-cap stocks for tax harvesting. Another reason this year is elections.

There is hope for some recovery from April, especially after the results of the elections.

So, stay patient.

For every seller, there is a buyer...

Disclaimer : This is not an investment advice and this is not an investment recommendation