what do you mean by DIP?
question about averaging up and down
how much %
in general is considered as dip? say the average price of a
stock in portfolio is 100.last bought it for 90. current price is 70. while considering the dip will it be
calculated from 100 or from 90?
for mutual funds suppose the index
fund today is at 15000 level.u invested a lumpsum yesterday at 15500.At same time your average nav is rs. 100 but nav of the fund today is rs. 90 then how to consider the dip %?
how many of you are averaging up?does the dip % matter while averaging up?
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Sudarshan61 wrote:what do you mean by DIP?
Cheesy Dip
No one knows how much market will fall or rise
In a bear market its best is to buy small quantity at each support level
For index funds I usually make a lumpsum whenever there is a fall of index by at least 12% from record high and thereafter in small quantity at each 6% fall
Dip % doesn’t not matter
My views :-
Markets are going down continuously even after introduction of some of the really big IPO’s. As per past trends recession is repeated every 10 years or so, so if that’s the case stock markets can make huge corrections in near future. Still I’m going to invest 10% of my loose money in mutual funds with each dip (not the cheesy dip 😄).
EkdamSastaRaju wrote:Cheesy Dip
dani dip
EkdamSastaRaju wrote:No one knows how much market will fall or rise
In a bear market its best is to buy small quantity at each support level
For index funds I usually make a lumpsum whenever there is a fall of index by at least 12% from record high and thereafter in small quantity at each 6% fallDip % doesn’t not matter
paji can u please explain from this example point of view
for mutual funds suppose the index
fund today is at 15000 level.u invested a lumpsum yesterday at 15500.At
same time your average nav is rs. 100 but nav of the fund today is rs.
90 then how to consider the dip %?
and what about stocks?
Jagsss wrote:My views :-
Markets are going down continuously even after introduction of some of the really big IPO’s. As per past trends recession is repeated every 10 years or so, so if that’s the case stock markets can make huge corrections in near future. Still I’m going to invest 10% of my loose money in mutual funds with each dip (not the cheesy dip 😄).
mutual funds with each dip
define dip 22g
kukdookoo wrote:paji can u please explain from this example point of view
for mutual funds suppose the index
fund today is at 15000 level.u invested a lumpsum yesterday at 15500.At
same time your average nav is rs. 100 but nav of the fund today is rs.
90 then how to consider the dip %?
and what about stocks?
Dip % se kya karoge bhai ?
When stocks will run these % wont matter
Do SIP, Forget DIP
EkdamSastaRaju wrote:Dip % se kya karoge bhai ?
When stocks will run these % wont matter
dip % isliye pucha paji taki pta chal sake ki kab lumpsum invest karna ha
Kukdu paji k pass to $$ hi $$ hai
@kukdookoo 22g poltry farm ki rakhwali k liye humko bi rakhlo
kukdookoo wrote:dip % isliye pucha paji taki pta chal sake ki kab lumpsum invest karna ha
Bhai you cant time the market , if we could know when market will bottom out and reverse then no one will loose money
During covid people kept on waiting and missed the opportunity
When market will reverse you will not be able to catch it
