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3 päivää sittenI bought today, so Im pretty sure it will sink something like -20-30%, because its just my luck. XD
·7.8. · MuokattuUsed GDPRChat (Danish/EU AI) to get a brief analysis of the Indian market. "Here is a concrete and point-by-point summary of the reasons for the Indian stock market's weak performance in 2024-2025: 1. Outflow of foreign capital • Record-high withdrawals: Foreign investors withdrew ~18 bn. USD from the Indian stock market in 2025 – the highest ever. • High valuations: Indian stocks trade at a P/E of ~22 (down from ~25-26 in 2024), but still higher than many other emerging markets. • Interest rate differential: Higher interest rates in the USA/Europe make Indian stocks less attractive. • Geopolitical uncertainty: Tensions between the USA and China have led investors to seek more stable markets. • Rupee's weakening: A fall of ~6.5 % against the dollar in 2025, which reduces returns for foreign investors. 2. Weak domestic demand and corporate results • Low earnings growth: • Earnings per share (EPS) growth for the Sensex index was only ~1.3 % year-over-year in 2025 – the lowest level in almost 5 years. • Margin pressure: Higher costs (wages, raw materials) and weaker demand have squeezed profits. • Sector-specific problems: • Consumer sector: Weak demand outside major cities. • Banking sector: Rising bankruptcies and bad loans. • IT sector: Lower demand from the USA/Europe. • Real estate market: Falling prices and delayed projects. • Energy sector: Unstable commodity prices and political pressure for green transition. • Agriculture: Unpredictable weather and low food prices have reduced farmers' income. 3. Comparison with other Asian markets • Relatively worst performance in 30 years: • Nifty 50 rose only ~10 % in 2025, while other Asian markets (e.g., Japan, Taiwan, South Korea) had stronger returns. • India was overtaken by markets with exposure to AI, semiconductors, and defense. • Lack of a \"seal of approval\": Foreign investors prefer markets with lower valuations and stronger growth prospects. 4. Macroeconomic and political challenges • Inflation and high interest rates: • The Indian central bank (RBI) has kept interest rates high to combat inflation, which has made it more expensive for companies to borrow and invest. • Protectionist policies: • The government's focus on higher tariffs on imported goods and a lack of structural reforms have disappointed investors. • Global slowdown: • Weaker demand from the USA and EU has impacted exports and investments. • Election uncertainty in 2024: • Temporary uncertainty surrounding the election, even though Modi's re-election was seen as a stabilizing factor. 5. Domestic capital keeps the market afloat – but is unstable • Large inflow from Indian households and institutional investors has prevented a larger decline. • Instability: Domestic capital is often driven by emotions and can withdraw quickly if sentiment changes. 6. The IPO market has dried up • Fewer IPOs: After a wave of IPOs in 2023-2024, the market for new listings has almost come to a standstill in 2025. • Poor performance: Many newly introduced stocks have disappointed, which has dampened investors' appetite for new issues. Conclusion: What will it take to reverse the trend? For the Indian stock market to regain strength, the following is required: ✅ Stronger growth in corporate earnings (especially in the consumer and export sectors). ✅ Lower inflation and interest rate cuts from the RBI. ✅ Structural reforms (e.g., lower taxes, better infrastructure, easier business conditions). ✅ Return of foreign capital through more attractive valuations. ✅ Stronger global demand (especially from the USA/EU) to boost exports."- ·15.6.Keep an eye on https://hormuzstraitmonitor.com
Checked yesterday and then it said 0 under the number of 'ships transiting now'. Now it says 26 pcs last 24h. But maybe I'm confusing it with ships in general (supplies, military ships and other operational) and not commercial shipping...? I see that under crisis timeline it says: Shipping remains paralyzed despite MOU signing 
·24.5.India is probably still a super good case if one thinks long-term, including in relation to demographics.I fundamentally agree, but when one has enough conviction, it's okay for me to have a 10-15% position that is in the red, while the remaining 85-90% are still rising. I try to be long-term on my pension accounts, while I am much more brutal during longer periods of decline on my free accounts.
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Huomioi, että vaikka osakerahastoihin säästäminen on pitkällä aikavälillä tuottanut hyvin, tulevasta tuotosta ei ole takeita. On olemassa riski, että et saa sijoittamiasi varoja takaisin.
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- 3 päivää sittenI bought today, so Im pretty sure it will sink something like -20-30%, because its just my luck. XD
- ·7.8. · MuokattuUsed GDPRChat (Danish/EU AI) to get a brief analysis of the Indian market. "Here is a concrete and point-by-point summary of the reasons for the Indian stock market's weak performance in 2024-2025: 1. Outflow of foreign capital • Record-high withdrawals: Foreign investors withdrew ~18 bn. USD from the Indian stock market in 2025 – the highest ever. • High valuations: Indian stocks trade at a P/E of ~22 (down from ~25-26 in 2024), but still higher than many other emerging markets. • Interest rate differential: Higher interest rates in the USA/Europe make Indian stocks less attractive. • Geopolitical uncertainty: Tensions between the USA and China have led investors to seek more stable markets. • Rupee's weakening: A fall of ~6.5 % against the dollar in 2025, which reduces returns for foreign investors. 2. Weak domestic demand and corporate results • Low earnings growth: • Earnings per share (EPS) growth for the Sensex index was only ~1.3 % year-over-year in 2025 – the lowest level in almost 5 years. • Margin pressure: Higher costs (wages, raw materials) and weaker demand have squeezed profits. • Sector-specific problems: • Consumer sector: Weak demand outside major cities. • Banking sector: Rising bankruptcies and bad loans. • IT sector: Lower demand from the USA/Europe. • Real estate market: Falling prices and delayed projects. • Energy sector: Unstable commodity prices and political pressure for green transition. • Agriculture: Unpredictable weather and low food prices have reduced farmers' income. 3. Comparison with other Asian markets • Relatively worst performance in 30 years: • Nifty 50 rose only ~10 % in 2025, while other Asian markets (e.g., Japan, Taiwan, South Korea) had stronger returns. • India was overtaken by markets with exposure to AI, semiconductors, and defense. • Lack of a \"seal of approval\": Foreign investors prefer markets with lower valuations and stronger growth prospects. 4. Macroeconomic and political challenges • Inflation and high interest rates: • The Indian central bank (RBI) has kept interest rates high to combat inflation, which has made it more expensive for companies to borrow and invest. • Protectionist policies: • The government's focus on higher tariffs on imported goods and a lack of structural reforms have disappointed investors. • Global slowdown: • Weaker demand from the USA and EU has impacted exports and investments. • Election uncertainty in 2024: • Temporary uncertainty surrounding the election, even though Modi's re-election was seen as a stabilizing factor. 5. Domestic capital keeps the market afloat – but is unstable • Large inflow from Indian households and institutional investors has prevented a larger decline. • Instability: Domestic capital is often driven by emotions and can withdraw quickly if sentiment changes. 6. The IPO market has dried up • Fewer IPOs: After a wave of IPOs in 2023-2024, the market for new listings has almost come to a standstill in 2025. • Poor performance: Many newly introduced stocks have disappointed, which has dampened investors' appetite for new issues. Conclusion: What will it take to reverse the trend? For the Indian stock market to regain strength, the following is required: ✅ Stronger growth in corporate earnings (especially in the consumer and export sectors). ✅ Lower inflation and interest rate cuts from the RBI. ✅ Structural reforms (e.g., lower taxes, better infrastructure, easier business conditions). ✅ Return of foreign capital through more attractive valuations. ✅ Stronger global demand (especially from the USA/EU) to boost exports."
- ·15.6.Keep an eye on https://hormuzstraitmonitor.comChecked yesterday and then it said 0 under the number of 'ships transiting now'. Now it says 26 pcs last 24h. But maybe I'm confusing it with ships in general (supplies, military ships and other operational) and not commercial shipping...? I see that under crisis timeline it says: Shipping remains paralyzed despite MOU signing
- ·24.5.India is probably still a super good case if one thinks long-term, including in relation to demographics.I fundamentally agree, but when one has enough conviction, it's okay for me to have a 10-15% position that is in the red, while the remaining 85-90% are still rising. I try to be long-term on my pension accounts, while I am much more brutal during longer periods of decline on my free accounts.
Yllä olevat kommentit ovat peräisin Nordnetin sosiaalisen verkoston Nordnet Socialin käyttäjiltä, eikä niitä ole muokattu eikä Nordnet ole tarkastanut niitä etukäteen. Ne eivät tarkoita, että Nordnet tarjoaisi sijoitusneuvoja tai sijoitussuosituksia. Nordnet ei ota vastuuta kommenteista.
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Huomioi, että vaikka osakerahastoihin säästäminen on pitkällä aikavälillä tuottanut hyvin, tulevasta tuotosta ei ole takeita. On olemassa riski, että et saa sijoittamiasi varoja takaisin.
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- Omaisuusluokka
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Tämän sivun uutiset ja/tai sijoitussuositukset tai otteet niistä sekä niihin liittyvät linkit ovat mainitun tahon tuottamia ja toimittamia. Nordnet ei ole osallistunut materiaalin laatimiseen, eikä ole tarkistanut sen sisältöä tai tehnyt sisältöön muutoksia. Lue lisää sijoitussuosituksista.
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- 3 päivää sittenI bought today, so Im pretty sure it will sink something like -20-30%, because its just my luck. XD
- ·7.8. · MuokattuUsed GDPRChat (Danish/EU AI) to get a brief analysis of the Indian market. "Here is a concrete and point-by-point summary of the reasons for the Indian stock market's weak performance in 2024-2025: 1. Outflow of foreign capital • Record-high withdrawals: Foreign investors withdrew ~18 bn. USD from the Indian stock market in 2025 – the highest ever. • High valuations: Indian stocks trade at a P/E of ~22 (down from ~25-26 in 2024), but still higher than many other emerging markets. • Interest rate differential: Higher interest rates in the USA/Europe make Indian stocks less attractive. • Geopolitical uncertainty: Tensions between the USA and China have led investors to seek more stable markets. • Rupee's weakening: A fall of ~6.5 % against the dollar in 2025, which reduces returns for foreign investors. 2. Weak domestic demand and corporate results • Low earnings growth: • Earnings per share (EPS) growth for the Sensex index was only ~1.3 % year-over-year in 2025 – the lowest level in almost 5 years. • Margin pressure: Higher costs (wages, raw materials) and weaker demand have squeezed profits. • Sector-specific problems: • Consumer sector: Weak demand outside major cities. • Banking sector: Rising bankruptcies and bad loans. • IT sector: Lower demand from the USA/Europe. • Real estate market: Falling prices and delayed projects. • Energy sector: Unstable commodity prices and political pressure for green transition. • Agriculture: Unpredictable weather and low food prices have reduced farmers' income. 3. Comparison with other Asian markets • Relatively worst performance in 30 years: • Nifty 50 rose only ~10 % in 2025, while other Asian markets (e.g., Japan, Taiwan, South Korea) had stronger returns. • India was overtaken by markets with exposure to AI, semiconductors, and defense. • Lack of a \"seal of approval\": Foreign investors prefer markets with lower valuations and stronger growth prospects. 4. Macroeconomic and political challenges • Inflation and high interest rates: • The Indian central bank (RBI) has kept interest rates high to combat inflation, which has made it more expensive for companies to borrow and invest. • Protectionist policies: • The government's focus on higher tariffs on imported goods and a lack of structural reforms have disappointed investors. • Global slowdown: • Weaker demand from the USA and EU has impacted exports and investments. • Election uncertainty in 2024: • Temporary uncertainty surrounding the election, even though Modi's re-election was seen as a stabilizing factor. 5. Domestic capital keeps the market afloat – but is unstable • Large inflow from Indian households and institutional investors has prevented a larger decline. • Instability: Domestic capital is often driven by emotions and can withdraw quickly if sentiment changes. 6. The IPO market has dried up • Fewer IPOs: After a wave of IPOs in 2023-2024, the market for new listings has almost come to a standstill in 2025. • Poor performance: Many newly introduced stocks have disappointed, which has dampened investors' appetite for new issues. Conclusion: What will it take to reverse the trend? For the Indian stock market to regain strength, the following is required: ✅ Stronger growth in corporate earnings (especially in the consumer and export sectors). ✅ Lower inflation and interest rate cuts from the RBI. ✅ Structural reforms (e.g., lower taxes, better infrastructure, easier business conditions). ✅ Return of foreign capital through more attractive valuations. ✅ Stronger global demand (especially from the USA/EU) to boost exports."
- ·15.6.Keep an eye on https://hormuzstraitmonitor.comChecked yesterday and then it said 0 under the number of 'ships transiting now'. Now it says 26 pcs last 24h. But maybe I'm confusing it with ships in general (supplies, military ships and other operational) and not commercial shipping...? I see that under crisis timeline it says: Shipping remains paralyzed despite MOU signing
- ·24.5.India is probably still a super good case if one thinks long-term, including in relation to demographics.I fundamentally agree, but when one has enough conviction, it's okay for me to have a 10-15% position that is in the red, while the remaining 85-90% are still rising. I try to be long-term on my pension accounts, while I am much more brutal during longer periods of decline on my free accounts.
Yllä olevat kommentit ovat peräisin Nordnetin sosiaalisen verkoston Nordnet Socialin käyttäjiltä, eikä niitä ole muokattu eikä Nordnet ole tarkastanut niitä etukäteen. Ne eivät tarkoita, että Nordnet tarjoaisi sijoitusneuvoja tai sijoitussuosituksia. Nordnet ei ota vastuuta kommenteista.
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