SHOULD YOU BUY STOCKS DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS CRASH?

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Stocks are on sale. That's good news for people who can afford to invest, but not everyone should be buying.Whether you should buy depends upon your personal situation, not the price of shares you might want to buy. Think of it this way. It's Black Friday and a 70-inch television you want has dropped from $700 to $350. That's a 50% discount which makes buying seem like a good idea.

Know your finances

Before you invest in the stock market -- even one as enticing as it is now -- you need to fully understand your own finances. The first thing to consider during the coronavirus pandemic is whether you will keep your job throughout the crisis. Some fields, of course, have thrived during the current situation, while workers in other fields may find themselves furloughed or laid off.Remember that nobody knows where the bottom is for the market. It's also impossible to predict when the market or any individual stock will recover. Historically, markets recover and good companies will come back, but that could take years.

Which stocks should you buy?

A number of very strong companies have seen their share prices fall -- sometimes by a lot. Before buy stocks we should know some points

·         Does this company have the cash reserves/borrowing capacity to make it through the current crisis?

·         Is the company in a business that will recover even if the economy enters a prolonged recession?

·         How has management responded to changed conditions?

·         Has corona virus changed consumer behavior in a way that may become a long-term change?

Basically, you want to gauge a company's fiscal health and look at why its share price has declined. You also want to consider how quickly business will return to normal once the current social distancing efforts stop and life returns to normal. Cruise lines, for example, have taken steps to borrow money and reduce capital expenses to be ready to go back to business once the pandemic passes. That industry, which I believe will eventually recover, will face a long road back.
Some companies will recover faster than others. But if you choose to buy, do so for the long term and because you fundamentally believe in the company's business. There are bargains to be had and gains to be made. But you should be careful: Only buy what you can truly afford, and be prepared to hold shares for a long time.

3 THINGS TO DO BEFORE INVESTING IN VOLATILE STOCK MARKET

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The COVID-19 crisis has sent the stock market on a wild ride over the past few months, and while volatility may be a scary thing, it's not an unusual one. The reality is that this isn't the first time the market has seen massive swings in the span of a few short weeks, and with stock values still being relatively low, now's actually a good time to invest in it. But before you put money into stocks, it pays to check these important items off your list.

Make sure your emergency fund is solid
Investing in stocks is a smart thing to do with your spare cash -- money you aren't using right now, but also don't expect to need in the near term. In fact, a good rule of thumb is to only invest money you don't expect to have a need for in the next 10 years.  Sometimes, we don't realize we need the money we invest until it's too late and that cash is tied up. Rather than run that risk, do a thorough assessment of your emergency fund.

Assess your existing portfolio
Right now happens to be a good time to invest if you have the cash and are good on emergency savings. But before you load up on more stocks, figure out which ones you already have. If there's a specific segment of the market you're already heavily invested in, it could pay to look at different areas to better diversify. In other words, if you own a number of bank stocks, you might consider focusing on healthcare stocks right now, or auto stocks. And if you're really looking to ramp up on the diversification front, consider an S&P 500 index fund.

Be careful with hard-hit industries
Stocks can be risky investments in general, but right now, there are certain industries that are really feeling the impact of COVID-19 -- namely, airlines, cruise lines, hotels, and anything travel-related. we don't know what their recovery will look like, so make sure you do your research and focus on quality companies with strong business models and solid finances in spite of the crisis.

BANKING STOCKS DROP AFTER MOODY'S

All Banking stocks slip up to 15 % after Moody's Investors Service changed the outlook for Indian banking system to negative from stable. Disruptions to economic activity from the coronavirus outbreak will exacerbate a slowdown in India's economic growth.In all banking Stocks  RBL Bank was tumbled 15% while other Kotak Mahindra Bank tanked 7.77 % , IndusInd Bank fell 7.33 %, ICICI Bank 6.56 %, SBI 4.34 %,City Union Bank slumped 4.21%, Axis Bank dipped 3.86 % & Federal Bank 3.26 %Bandhan Bank down 5.08 %,Bank of Baroda down 4.0 %, PNB down 3.12 %, IDFCBANK down 3% & HDFC Bank down 0.01% .

NIFTY IN SCARLET FEVER

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Today's closing of the week has taken place with another major fall in the market. Private banks, it and metal stocks were todays pressure points. Nifty has dropped 6.5% in this week. Banknifty has also lost about 2700 points during this period. The market has closed for the second consecutive day today. The sensex fallen 674 points to close at 27591. At the same time, the nifty fallen 170 points to close at 8084 while the bank nifty has fallen 959 points to close at 17249 and midcap  fallen 154 points to close at 11,317. Banking, auto and metal stocks were the biggest losers in todays business while pharma oil-gas, fmcg shares were bought.all the shares of bank nifty fell but chemical stocks were a good buy. Icici bank, hdfc, kotak and reliance have put pressure on the market. Pharma shares have shown enthusiasm today with glenmark, lupin and cipla ran between 3 - 5 % . Aurobindo pharma improved more than 10 % from the lower levels while ajanta pharma has jumped about 30 % in 6 sessions.in auto stocks figures from tvs motors and hero motocorp have also disappointed.

TOP GAINERS-SUNPHARMA,CIPLA,ITC,BPCL,ONGC M&M
TOP LOSERS-AXISBANK,ICICIBNK,TITAL,SBIN,MARUTI,HDFC

NIFTY CONTINUE SLIP IN RED

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On Wednesday Market ended in red  as investors panicked over the worst quarter ever experienced.The markets closed lower today on the day of Weekly Expiry. Tracking bearish trend from global indices The Sensex broke over 4 % in today's trade & the Nifty slipped below the 8300.Today  realty and auto sectors were rising 0.80% and 0.30% today, in that Hero MotoCorp rises almost 3%, Amara Raja Batteries lead gains rising 2%, Bosch, Ashok Leyland, Bajaj Auto, Exide Industries and Maruti gained over 1%, Eicher Motors, Hero MotoCorp, Motherson Sumi were trading higher in the range of 0.40-0.15%.On the other hand, Tata Motors was down 0.42%, Divi's Labs slip over 7%, Apollo Tyres traded 1% lower, M&M. Bharat Forge were down in the range of 2-2.8%, MRF and TVS Motor were falling 3.5% each.

TOP GAINERS-HEROMOTOCO, GRASIM, BAJAJAUTO, BAJFINANCETOP LOSERS-TECHM, KOTAKBANK, TCS, INFOSYS, UPL

2019-20 YEARLY STOCKS REPORT

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MONTHLY-In March month the Nifty has dropped 22% &  Bank Nifty 33% . In this month Dr. Reddy up 8% , 7% in CIPLA, in HUL 6% and Nestle India 2% this stock give best performance while IndusInd Bank slipped 67% ,  Bajaj Finserv 49%  Axis Bank 43% ,  Tata Motors 43% ,Vedanta 39% . BEL has gained 4% this month and M & M Financial has fallen by 56%. RBL Bank has also broken 52% this month this all stock was the worst performer .

YEARLY -Today was the last day of the current financial year 2019-20. In this year The Nifty has dropped 29% & The Sensex has also fallen 24% . while Bank Nifty 38%, Midcap 37%, Small Cap 48%, IT 21%, Pharma 26%, FMCG 15%, Auto stock has fallen 44%. while with jump of 8% in Dr Reddy, 46% in Bharti Airtel, 28% in HUL and 43% in Nestle this stocks was done the best performermance in this year and IndusInd Bank slipped 77%, Vedanta 67%, Tata Motors61%, M&M 59%, Hindalco 57%, JSW Steel 51% and Bajaj Finserv 33% was the worst 
 performance  in this year.

NIFTY FAST BRAKE

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“Despite the relief rally seen last week, investors will need to be conservative in their investments and still focus only on accumulating quality stocks and not go all in”. Highlight is that the economy needs more such measures and the market is expecting them soon".

Another weak week has started in the market.In Today's market was continues trading in the red.The Sensex plunged over 1100 points in intraday trade, while the Nifty slipped below 8300. Among the sectors, Bank Nifty was down over 6% dragged by HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, IDFC First Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank which shed over 6% each followed by Federal Bank, Bank of Baroda, RBL Bank and YES Bank. Auto stock was down over 5% dragged by Eicher Motors, Mahindra & Mahindra, Maruti Suzuki, Hero motocorp, MRF, Tata Motors, TVS Motor Company and Bajaj Auto.

TOP LOSERS-BAJFINANCE, HDFC TWINS, KOTAKBANK, TATASTEEL

TOP GAINERS-CIPLA, TECHM, NESTLE, AXISBNK & DR REDDYS

NIFTY'S MOVE WILL DEPEND ON GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT

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Due to the corona, the condition of the stock market for the last few days, it appeared to be better than the current package given by the government and the Reserve Bank But in the coming days, the movement of the stock market will depend on the growth of the foreign market.The market will remain on which countries have affected Corona and how much progress has been made to overcome it. This week has also started a new month of the financial year. Hence the stock market will monitor many figures and changes. Production data is coming this week and the vehicle company will also release the figures for the previous month on Wednesday. Investors need to be cautious this week. Last week, RBI made the biggest repo cut in 1 decade i.e. 0.75%.