In the month of June, the stock market has seen a continuous decline. The way there was a decline in the months of February and March, in the same way, this month too, the market is continuously falling. Although the company’s stock has not fallen so much, but there was a decline of 100 points in Bank Nifty and Nifty 50 and the market has been standing in this range continuously for the last 2 weeks. Today the morning started well, but after 10:15 the market came back to the same position.
After 12:00, the market remained standing at only one place, between 24765 to 24805 rupees, neither the market went above 24815 rupees nor below 24765 and last week also the market was standing on the same line.
Why is the market falling?
The effect of tension in West Asia is still visible in the Indian stock market. Today, a continuous green line was seen in the market, but suddenly after 11:00, the market took a new turn and the market came straight from 24900 to 24784. From Nifty 50 to Bank Nifty and Sensex also declined.
All stocks from power sector to finance sector and energy sector registered a decline and there are some stocks in which continuous increase was seen today, which includes the shares of Swiggy and Induction Bank and D Mart Company.
At this time, buying in the stock market is very low while selling is high. Investors are continuously withdrawing their money and last week also, foreign investors had withdrawn half of their money from the Indian stock market.
But there are also some stocks in which increase was seen today, in which strong increase was seen in the stock of Paytm to Bandhan Bank and Swiggy Company.
Will the stock market go up or down
Many people have a question whether the stock market will go up or down, so for your information, let me tell you that anything can happen in the stock market at any time, if the stock market goes up, then the market will always be open, if the market goes down, then the market will go down suddenly because at this time the buying in the stock market is very less while the selling is more, due to which the market is suddenly coming down, if foreign investors invest in the Indian stock market, then the Indian stock market will definitely go up, if they start selling, then the Indian stock market can go down again.
Since January 2025, foreign investors had withdrawn a large amount of their money from the Indian stock market, the effect of which was completely negative in the stock market and along with the market crash, the stocks of some companies fell by 70%, but after April, positive growth started in the market and the most important thing is that all the stocks that had gone down have now come to the same price.
Indian Stock Market also has a lot of potential and it will attract investors considering that last month Stock Market crashed due to India Pakistan war and now the market is crashing due to selling by West Asia and Foreign Investors.
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