Ace investor Vijay Kedia in his latest song reflected on the latest market trends. “New High Hai Kahi, Portfolio Kahin..” he said that while markets are reaching new highs while one's own portfolio may not have kept pace. It's a pithy, almost poetic take that resonates broadly among investors when markets climb fast but not all holdings gain equally.
Kedia's post underlines a recurring theme he has emphasised: stock-picking matters more than riding general market euphoria.
Here is my new short song. 🎶
"New high hai kahi, portfolio kahin, kya karu..🤩#investors #investor #investing #investingstrategy #stock #stockmarket #stockmarketindia #stocks #share #sharemarket #trendingreels #trending #investment #invest pic.twitter.com/cGosG3JjiyAlso Read | Layoffs Are Rising In Tech, But These Skills Are Helping People Unlock Better Pay
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The Indian currency has declined against the US dollar for session in a row.
The Reserve Bank of India has sold the greenback in the market to restrict runaway depreciation in the domestic unit, Bloomberg reported.
"Right now, the Indian rupee is under pressure because the 90 was an important psychological level, which was broken in the previous session. The Reserve Bank of India has been intervening, but not as aggressively as seen in the past. Till the outcome of the Monetary Policy Committee, the weakness will likely continue. The next crucial level is 90.50," said Anindya Banerjee, head, commodity and currency, Kotak Securities.
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