Share Market) is continuing its steep decline. Investors are in panic due to huge selling in the market. Investors are not able to understand where the market will take support. Today Nifty has also broken its important support level of 23,300. Market experts are talking about more pens in the market. After this there is more restlessness among investors. In such a situation, if you invest money in shares and mutual funds, then there will definitely be a question in your mind that to what extent will the market fall. Let us try to answer all your questions.
Further decline in the market is possible
Market expert Harsh Rungta said that there is still more pen left in the stock market. This means that further decline may be seen in the market. The reaction of the market remains to be seen after the arrival of Donald Trump. A big impact of Trump’s policies will be seen on the Indian market. Only after this the direction of the market will be clear. Yes, it is difficult to say how much the decline will be.
Do not stop SIP, you will not get big returns in 2025
Harsh Rungta says that investors who have invested money for long term should not stop their SIP even in this decline. The market has now brought an opportunity for them. In the long run, they will get strong returns on this SIP. Therefore, do not think of stopping SIP at all. Keep investing continuously without worrying about market decline. Yes, one more thing. Don’t expect great returns in 2025 like 2022 or 2023. The market will give modest returns this year also.
How far can the stock market break?
Market expert Kunal Saraogi says that more corrections may be seen in the market. Nifty can go up to the level of 22,000-22,200. Sensex may also fall further around 1000. This is happening due to the continuous strengthening of the dollar. There are apprehensions in the market. In such a situation, those investors who have invested money in the market for a long period are advised to stay in it. If you have invested money for short term then follow the strategy of wait and watch. However, you can make small sales and invest in other stocks.
Why is the Indian stock market continuously falling?
There are many reasons for the fall of the Indian stock market. These include continuous selling by foreign investors, weak results of companies, slowdown in the Indian economy and continuous fall of the rupee against the dollar. Saraogi says that unless the dollar weakens, there will be pressure on the market. If Donald Trump announces an increase in tariffs after taking oath, then inflation in America will increase further. Its effect will also be visible on the market. If we look at the domestic stock market, even in this stressful situation, the situation of companies like IT, Pharma, Hotels and FMCG seems better. On the contrary, metal, NBFC, government banks etc. are continuously looking weak. Investors should keep distance from them for now.
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