Over the past three weeks, 82% of stocks within the small-cap index experienced declines. The Nifty Smallcap 100 index saw a significant drop of 5.3%, while the Nifty Midcap 100 also fell notably by 4.4%, marking their most substantial single-day decline in nearly two years.
Here is a quick read - https://www.business-standard.com/markets/news/small-midcap-stocks-sink-further-to-log-their-biggest-fall-in-two-years-124031300939_1.html
What are your views on this?
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@iamshrimohan @kundantrader @Investing_Sutra @SmallCapHunter @stockspaisa @stockswithrakesh @yogesh86k @vinay_sd17 @Lelouche what are your thoughts on this?
Everything wheather outside the market or inside the stock market, prices are derived from Demand and supply here also institution are selling but today nifty and smallcap taken support from Demand area, please refer the chart attached if these levels break again a big fall expected
So in general market is controlled by institutions and today smallcap and Nifty taken support from daily demand area and reacted well, if these levels break then a good fall expected.
Thanks,
Yogesh
I believe the primary reason for concern stems from apprehensions about overvaluations and AMC’s measures to curb inflows into the Small Cap sector. Small Cap stocks are particularly susceptible to market avalanches, often bearing the brunt of their impact. This segment had excessively high valuations, with signs of frothiness apparent in the sector.
For next sector, I think the Private Banks would be torch bearer. A recent study by DSPIM reveals this too.
@Anirudha will be the best person to share his insights on the bank sector 
What do you think about @iamshrimohan’s view?
Great, post, I am expecting to see a rally upwards in good midcap stocks after the end of the Financial year.
Well, only 3 things are worth mentioning:
(1) Buy The Dips.
(2) To The Moon.
(3) HODL Quality Stocks at Reasonable Valuations, Irrespective of Micro, Small, Mid, Large, Mega.
Completely agree with the above data. The differentiating point of the smallcap rally of 2023 Vs. smallcap rally of 2017-18 is the earnings growth rate.
The possible correction could only be if the future earnings of small & mid-caps look bleak, which is not the case either. So this correction could only be for a very short period.
Very right yogesh ! DATA / NUMBERS / NEWS is one side which can be very easily manipulated but candles price action cannot be manipulated. Once recorded on chart NARENDRA MODI JI can’t even change the candle. I am too expecting fall because stocks demand zone is far away as well as other sectors.
It’s all an inside bar strategy. Big fishes are taking out retailers, plus this is the season of tax harvesting, plus this is pre-election strategy shuffle. All at once.
Sometimes charts DON’T tell the whole story.
Make the retailers bearish in quality stocks, force change of hands and then make an ATH at year end.
You’re correct. I believe that market movements are primarily driven by a company’s fundamentals rather than charts. Charts are valuable in identifying low-risk entry points in strong companies (it’s just my perspective).
Charts are useful to trade for making money in the present price action as on basis. However, for all future price movements, those are driven by valuation and fundamentals alone.
@RahulDeshpande - please remove me from this trust rating. I stopped visiting this forum due to this tagging.
