A happy client reffers with no benifits to them.
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Some of you had said you will subscribe when markets are down.
Well market is down now and still not ready to subscribe.

Well this is a repeated behavior, I saw this in 2016, 2018, 2020, 2022.

Most of the subscribers have subscribed when market has recovered (some regret for not joining earlier) the ones who chose to subscribe when markets is down also subscribe when markets is recovered.

Human emotions and biases are not easy to overcome.

Be greedy when others are fearfull, everyone is aware of this, but rarely 1~2 people walks the talk.

I have have recieved 5 subscription queries this week, and congratulations to them. They chose to walk the talk.

Vishvas patel
Vijay kedia
Bhavook tripathi
All there portfolio are down by 20~25% from December 24

My personal risky portfolio is down by 35%
Personal normal portfolio is down by 20% from September peak
It's fine and normal.

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My clients follows equity debt strategy well enough to juice enough from the markets

NIFTY 50 Corrections: In the last 34+ years there are 48 corrections which are bigger than 5%

Out of 48 corrections, the current one is the 15th biggest one… Corrections are part of market

How to utilise this opportunity :

1) Follow Equity Debt strategy
2) Continue SIPs, or increase SIP budget and take a small break later.

He's a senior charted accountant. We deal with people who are ready to understand and learn the investment physiology.

Too many queries for fresh investment now (when market is bouncing back)

Had you come 2 months earlier you would have benefitted more, but when you try to time the market you always go wrong to catch the bottom.

Without doing this timing the market kinda thing, still you will outperform the ones who tried to time the market.


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Just a reminder to everyone.
Tax loss harvesting is to be done today. As Monday is holiday

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The United States currently accounts for 13% of global imports, a significant drop from 20% in 1990. With the introduction of new tariffs, this percentage is expected to decline further as the U.S. pursues its "Aatmanirbhar America" agenda. However, the lack of affordable labor in the U.S. makes domestic production less cost-effective than importing goods. In 2024, the U.S. trade deficit surpassed $1.2 trillion. IT services remain unaffected by these tariffs, as they have never been subject to such measures. Exemptions include steel, aluminum parts, machinery, automobile parts, copper, pharma, and gold-related goods, though pharma may face tariffs in the future.

If India reduces certain tariff barriers, U.S. exports to India could increase by $5.3 billion annually. The U.S. projects that this could create 2.8 million jobs and boost household income by 5.7%, though these figures seem overly optimistic. India exports $90 billion worth of goods to the U.S. while importing $40 billion, resulting in a $50 billion trade surplus for India and a corresponding deficit for the U.S. India imposes an average tariff of 52%, US is effectively charging nearly half the trade value.

India imports approximately $160 billion worth of crude oil annually. The U.S. aims to redirect some of this import from Russia to itself, aligning with recent developments like Starlink and Tesla entering the Indian market (its obvious that Trumph has spoken openly to our price minister, so technically this tarrif calculation is no suprice to indian government, they are just pretending to not know)

. Notably, tariffs on goods like Harley-Davidson motorcycles reach 100%. The U.S. expects India to purchase $25 billion worth of crude oil from them to help reduce the trade deficit. This strategy is part of a broader U.S. agenda to weaken the dollar's value. With $35 trillion in debt, a rising dollar would exacerbate repayment challenges. The U.S. seeks a controlled depreciation of the dollar, potentially dropping its value to 78–80. Treasury bills owed to countries like China and India further underscore this need. Interestingly, China increased tariffs on the U.S., despite the U.S. contributing only 4% to China's imports, making the tariff dispute somewhat ironic.

Indian markets remain robust, with any corrections likely leading to sharp V-shaped recoveries. Manufactured bad news often prompts retail investors to sell, allowing smart money to capitalize. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have been exiting India since November, anticipating tariff wars, but they cannot entirely divest from a developing economy like India. Complete withdrawal would take six years.

In 2011, I remember Quantative Easing was something new from the US govt, similar to recent tariff it was wild, bloodbath in market and still my wealth grew by 15x (1500%), from 2011 corpus, with no single repee added to it in between. Definitely in next 5 years this will cross 30x (keeping a lower side expectations as overexpetations when not met creates frustration.