Navigating Market Turbulence: Patience is Key to Investment Success In recent days, we've witnessed a series of unprecedented events. While the tragic Pahalgam killings of innocent civilians filled us with horror, the decisive action taken by the Indian Government and the Indian Army, aptly named ‘Operation Sindoor,’ to avenge the loss of many women who lost their partners, has instilled a sense of pride in us. The economic and financial markets have experienced significant volatility in recent months, with the Sensex plummeting to a 52-week low of 70,234 from a high of 85,978, only to close at 79,454 as on May 9, 2025. It's natural for investors to feel concerned in this tumultuous environment, especially given the uncertainties stemming from Indo-Pak tensions. The obvious question doing the round is, will the market go south wiping out investor wealth and is there cause to panic? The questions raised are valid, and the concerns are pertinent. While accurately predicting th...
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