A few months ago, I bought HDFC shares for 1467 each, and sold them at 1540 to play safe. The shares reached 1700+, I cried.
A few day ago, HDFC shares started falling, I bought them at 1515 each, now they are at 1430😭😭
Jokes aside, why is it falling now all of a sudden? I even read somewhere that banks' shares are going to fall now, at least for a few months...is there any reason for that?
I bought IREDA @ 180, it touched 210, deep down I wanted to sell but human nature (Greed) overpowered me so i thought I will sell tomorrow morning but after that what happened you know. I can see my money burning every morning 🥵🥵🥵
Hold hdfcbank its has history of rallying from 200sma this time also trading up/down around it. wait for a good weekly closing . i see minmum target of 2000-2500 hdfcbank in 1 year. its the most uncharted stock.😀 3 years -10% return.
SOLARA ACTIVA PHARMA 8% up today @bikidas2060 we discussed it on 22nd janvary
so im new to stocks and mutual funds.
when i sell mutual funds there is a stcg tax of 15% deducted and then again i have to pay 15% short terms tax on them?
so im paying total 30% tax?
Important support is between 1406/9 ~ 1303. The stock should bounce back. That's what I am inferring. But as always every setup works in 50/50 mode. Even a random tukka is good for 50/50. But we are doing in a systematic manner so, our prediction might just become right.
If you see the historical chart, 50EMA has never come below 200 EMA on weekly basis. So, that's the biggest strong point.
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6 month baad 1200 pe milte ha 😛
@satakagintoki HDFC shares are falling due to many reasons.
One internal reason being rising interest rates will favor public to deposit more in PSU banks(because PSU banks offer better rates for depositors).
Second reason being HDFC has many clients in US market and there might be some negative sentiment of rising US deficit for its budget(which is not liked by investors because high interest rates will make businesses to borrow less hence less growth)
You can track "HDB" which is HDFC bank's ADR listed in US market. 1ADR is 3 shares of HDFCbank. So multiply ADR value by our currency USDINR and divide the result by 3.3 to get value of HDFC bank in Indian market. You can get estimated value but not exact value.