Even when stocks go down sharply, there is a difference between being invested in good ones vs just following the herd
Last updated: 26-Jul-2024•Dhirendra Kumar Wealth Insight - Mar 2024
Anand Kumar
Stocks that you own are going to go down sharply at some point. All of them are large cap, mid cap and small cap. Any sector, any industry, any business. It's not just normal but inevitable - as inevitable as someone falling ill or having an accident. It could be a market crash, some sectoral thing or even a generalised economic downturn.
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