Where is #Nifty headed next ? Well depends on the Upcoming policies, Elections and Covid situation ! 🙂
https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.economictimes.com/markets/stocks/news/nomura-flags-2-billion-loss-cancels-bond-issue-shares-plummet/amp_articleshow/81745107.cms
Another Big thing this week, Billions in losses
Another Big thing this week, Billions in losses
The Economic Times
Nomura, Credit Suisse warn on losses after Archegos share dump
Nomura's loss was related to Archegos' trades, Bloomberg reported citing people familiar with the matter, one of whom said Archegos was a prime brokerage customer of Nomura.
Markets are in Fear.. If the fear turns into panic, then we may see a fall.. or else no..
One Thing Never to Do When the Stock Market Goes Down
*Don't panic. Have a strategy for different outcomes*
When the stock market goes down and the value of your portfolio decreases, it’s tempting to ask your financial advisor, “What should I do? Should I pull money out of the stock market?” That’s understandable but wrong. Instead, you should ask,
“What should I not do?
”The answer is simple: don’t panic. Panic selling is often people's first reaction when stocks are going down, leading to a drastic drop in the value of their hard-earned funds. It's important to know your risk tolerance and how it will affect the price fluctuations—called volatility—in your portfolio.
Investors can protect themselves from market risk by hedging their portfolio through diversification, which includes holding a wide variety of investments.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
*Knowing your risk tolerance level will help you to choose the right investments and avoid panicking during an economic downturn.
*Diversifying a portfolio with real estate, commodities, or precious metals, or hedging risk through some derivatives can mitigate some risk during market crashes.
*Experimenting with stock simulators (before investing real money) can provide insight into the market's volatility and your response to it.
*Don't panic. Have a strategy for different outcomes*
When the stock market goes down and the value of your portfolio decreases, it’s tempting to ask your financial advisor, “What should I do? Should I pull money out of the stock market?” That’s understandable but wrong. Instead, you should ask,
“What should I not do?
”The answer is simple: don’t panic. Panic selling is often people's first reaction when stocks are going down, leading to a drastic drop in the value of their hard-earned funds. It's important to know your risk tolerance and how it will affect the price fluctuations—called volatility—in your portfolio.
Investors can protect themselves from market risk by hedging their portfolio through diversification, which includes holding a wide variety of investments.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
*Knowing your risk tolerance level will help you to choose the right investments and avoid panicking during an economic downturn.
*Diversifying a portfolio with real estate, commodities, or precious metals, or hedging risk through some derivatives can mitigate some risk during market crashes.
*Experimenting with stock simulators (before investing real money) can provide insight into the market's volatility and your response to it.