Taking the example of Dmart, buying in lots as it is going down, supposing first lot buy at 750, wouldn't it be averaging down? Under what conditions should averaging down be considered?, coz as a rule its advised against.
Would also request to look at it taking the example of BajajFinserv, that has corrected more than 15% from top.
Vivek
Would also request to look at it taking the example of BajajFinserv, that has corrected more than 15% from top.
Vivek
Bajaj Finance,Maruti,Bajaj Finserv are high beta scrips. So if one has a conviction that the bull market is still not over,then we should use corrections to buy strong fundamental stocks ....but if one feels that bull market is over, then we should not buy anything....
About DMart I posted that I will buy in small lots...I have already bought 2 lots and it is just 13-14 Rs below my average buy price....so it does not bother me at all...it can make up 70-80 points in just one session.
But that is how I accumulate good stock.If people are not comfortable buying in correction,then they can wait till the correction gets over and buy afterwards but when correction gets over,most people won't buy and just will keep looking at price going up.
So each investor has to decide how he is going to invest....I have a strong conviction that DMart is a potential multibagger.....but if someone disagrees,I respect his views and will say that he should not buy....
Smart_trade