Being markets falling due to inflation, is this time suitable for good midterm or short term invets in shares?

Question

Being markets falling due to inflation, is this time suitable for good midterm or short term invets in shares?

Answer 1

the time is ripe for long term investments in grade A shares.

opportunities arise in short term investments as well because of the fluctuations that are happening, but it is better to avoid it if you are a novice and do not research before investing.

avoid temptations for short term return, be assured for a good long term return if the choice of the stock is correct.

inflation would def go up-probably 13% plus. oil price going to $170-$175 and then falling to under $100 in abt one year's time. as soon as you notice a  regular fall in oil prices, invest big time coz thats the time when the share market and gold prices are expected to rise sharply.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

In this volatile market it is not advisable to invest in share market. Instead one should invest in mutual fund through SIP route. Short term investment is very risky. For investment between the period of 1-3 year it is better to go through SIP route.

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Answer 4

Yes.  Election years in the U.S. always cause the market to drop because Republicans and Democratic presidents are said to influence different types of economies (as Bush is associated with oil for instance while Obama might benefit the healthcare industry) and people pull out of their investments to see who wins and where the plays will be for the next four years.

Even last year my stocks dropped about 13% but they did hit +28% briefly so there was a 41% spread between the low and the high in 6 months or so.  It did that the year before too.

Answer 5

ya, go ahead.

do not expect the markets to fall from current levels.

inflation will cool down below 10% in a fort-night.

look at indian econamo and growth...

FIIs will start bulding their portfolio once markets bottoms out.

so u too start