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Why Share Prices go Up and Down? - Stock Price Calculation & Dynamics | #10 MASTER INVESTOR - YouTube
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Hello, my name is Mukul and you are welcome to master investor series of our channel Asset Yogi
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To watch the series from episode 1
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In this video, we are going to discuss,
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'Why share prices go up and down?'
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and Why 'Sensex & Nifty' prices go up and down
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'Sensex & Nifty' gives the overall movement of the market
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Similarly, If we talk about 1 stock, we will get to know about that 1 company
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So, Why do we need to know the movement of the stock or the Sensex?
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What is the base of any investment?
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BUY LOW, SELL HIGH
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That mean we have to buy anything when the prices are low and sell them when prices are high
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You have to know about this cycle, when any stock has gone high and when it is low
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Before you invest
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How do we know about this movement?
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For that, we will need information
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and we get this information from
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news channels, newspapers, websites, blogs, videos, social media
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In today's world, there is no shortage of information
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Maybe 10-20 years ago there was a lack of information
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or there was a lack of information and who had this information might be able to have good stock investments
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In today's world, there is too much information, that can be a problem too
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Because about 90% of information is useless (Noise)
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So, How do we find out which information is noise and which is relevant
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For that, You should know why actually stock prices or Sensex go up and down
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In this video, we are going to know about 4 major factors, because of which price of any stock
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or overall Sensex goes up and down
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We will see the example of the Auto sector and see the current situation, noise, and relevant information
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and what is the uncertainty in it
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This video is going to be very important, so watch it till the last
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Let us see, How any stock price is decided?
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whether it is 80Rs or 90Rs
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Here comes, Demand & Supply rule, let's see a example
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If we go to market to buy potatoes, and you realize that last week its price was 20Rs and now its price is 30Rs
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Why does this happen? Maybe the supply was low and because of this, the prices went up.
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Even the case can be reversed, if the supply is increased then maybe its price may comes from 20Rs to 10-15Rs
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So, Price movement occurs due to demand & supply
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So, you can also consider the share market as a very big vegetable or auction market.
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In an auction, whoever pays the highest bid gets the item
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The same concept is in the Share Market
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If the shares are on selling and the demand is high, then whoever pays the highest price gets the share
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and this process is continuous
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Online moves so fast that its price movement gradually increases
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Here, sometimes you can see too much movement in a single day
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If the demand of any price is too high, let's say is supply is 10000 shares and demand is 1 lakh share
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Then whoever pays the highest price, gets the share
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Sometimes we see, that a share price increases about 10% in a month or a week
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or even in 2 days if any positive news comes, similarly, it can be reversed
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If the supply of any share is high, let's say 10000 shares are available for selling
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Too many people want to sell, but don't want to buy, people think
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That this stock has no power now, the buyers are very less, then
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Sellers will have to reduce their price only then they will get buyers
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so instead of 100, they will go for 99 or 98 or less, and if this continues its price may go down by 10% within a week or month
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So, we understand that stock price depends on demand & supply
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But what is such a thing that increases the demand for a particular stock so much
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that many people become interested in buying the same stock?
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Or else they become too much interested in selling and its supply gets very high.
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Demand & Supply depends on, what type of information is coming about that company
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what type of information is coming?
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There comes the annual report of every listed company once a year, quarterly earnings report
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How is the judgment of a company, if there is any court case, is it positive or negative news?
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Companies gives their press releases, news stories and even news on social media
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How is market buzz? is there any hype about a specific company
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So, all the investors & traders process this information in different ways
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Whether we are investors or traders, we have to depend on information
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Whether the information is positive or negative
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It can be positive in short term and negative in long term or negative in short term and positive in long term
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So, we have to do this analysis and see which information is important and which is useless or is it going to have any impact
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To process this information, we should know 4 factors
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on which the stock price movement depends
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The 1st is, Company Fundamentals
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The most important in the fundamentals is Earnings, is the company profitable or has it shown loss in the past
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If it has shown loss then it gives a negative impact
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Maybe it can be momentary, will the company recover that loss in the future, we should know the indications
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That is way current earnings becomes so important
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after this
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How will its earnings growth in the future, everyone tries to predict it
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So, in a stock price, its current earnings and future growth reflects it
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We will know about that in our upcoming videos
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First is earning in fundamentals, second is how is our management & governance
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or were there any frauds in the past of the company
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or the company is ethically strong, it follows a process and doesn't compromise in the that
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Ethically strong and process strong companies always do good in the future
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The next important factor is Competitive advantage
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Is there anything in the company which is difficult to replicate
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If there is such thing, these type of companies also performs well in the future
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What are the expansion plans of the company?
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Does it wants to launch a new product or want to expand in new markets?
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In such cases its future growth aspects becomes good
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If we talk about negative impacts then if,
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The company has too much debt, then it is a negative impact
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If the promoters/founder has pledged their shares, that means they have taken loans against them
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That is also a negative impact
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These are all the things we have to see in company fundamentals on which too much stock price depends
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Generally, these company fundamentals affect the prices in the long term
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You will see, all the investors study the fundamentals
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In the short term, we have to see the technical factors, what are these technical factors?
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For example, if the liquidity of any stock is high
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For example, The demand for large-cap stock is always high
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so, it is easy to buy & sell them
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That is why one is its price is at an optimum level
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But if we talk about any small-cap company, about which probably many people do not know
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Maybe its products & services are good, and there may be a good scope of expansion
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There can be the problem of liquidity, because many people don't know about it, so its demand is low
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so because of this also the stock price can go down.
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In 2nd technical factor, there is a lot of impact of positive & negative news
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That what is the sentiment of that company in the market
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For example
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If we talk about HDFC bank, the earnings growth in the last 5-10 years is good, it has given good earnings
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There has been no negative news in the market, like, they have declared high NPS suddenly
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Many banks were affected in the banking sector because of this reason
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You have seen the example of YES Bank, when they did the provisioning then suddenly the price was dropped
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and there has been a loss of many investors
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So, in the short-term positive and negative news has a lot of impacts
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In fact, we have to analyze that any news is impacting in short-term or long-term
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We will understand its example by using Auto-sector
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Besides this, technical analysts analyze charts & patterns, that historically how a stock has moved
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Accordingly, we find out the future
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For example, delivery percentage is seen
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If there has been high delivery of any stock that means has been bought for the long term
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That means it will go up, it is getting a bull run indication for that stock
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If there has been a volume breakout, i.e. buying more volume
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If stock cross a certain limit that means it goes up
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just like that moving averages are calculated for 30,60 & 90days
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We will talk about all these things in upcoming videos
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Now we will understand the factor
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Other than that overall level of nifty and Sensex also seen
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Is the market overpriced or underpriced
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Suppose in market its P.E multiple is less than18 then we can say it is underpriced
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When its value is 25 or more we can say overpriced
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May be
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A stock whose price is 100 we brought at 125 or 150
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Due to this overpricing, a bubble is formed, and when it burst
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All the stock price came down
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You will remember I talked in detail about this in my first video
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The Stock price depends on these technical factors
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Especially in short-term
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Other factor is Macro & Micro economic factor
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These factors can affect in both short-term and long-term
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first socio-political stability comes in economic factor
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Which is important whether it is country, state, or city
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A business will be flourish when there is no rampage, it has a stable and business-friendly governments
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You have seen in the past when the majority government formed
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We have seen when BJP government and Congress government formed by a majority
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Market showed an appreciable reaction
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it is natural when the government stays for 5 years it can continue its policies
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which affects the businesses
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Instead, whichever government is formed
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They make which type of policies, whether they are business-friendly or not, also affect the businesses
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Especially the businesses that depend on government policies are affected too much
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For example, Infrastructure companies or solar power companies depend too much on these government policies
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Besides, How overall Economy is doing at the national level or growth rate of GDP
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Or how the world economy is doing or how the countries in which our companies operate, are doing
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These also affects the businesses
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The next economic factor is Inflation
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It has been seen that if inflation is low, then people tend to give money for a particular stock
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and if the inflation is high, then the people pay less price, so this negatively affect the stock price
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Other than this, there can be Competing Investments, people don't need to only invest in the stock market
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Sometimes sentiments are bad, so people start searching for a different avenue
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Some invest in Real estate, some in gold, and some in FDs
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Some invest in bonds (corporate bonds/government bonds), some invest in government schemes
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If the sentiments are poor, then it will affect negatively
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because people will withdraw their money from the stock market and will invest somewhere else
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We should see Macroeconomic & Microeconomic factors for the company whose stock we are analyzing
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If the news is negative or positive in the short term then it will affect trading
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If it is negative or positive in long term, then it will affect in long term, this is what you have to analyze
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The 4th factor is the most unpredictable and that is why it is the most important factor
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That is, Human Sentiment, what does it mean?
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All the information we are getting about the company's fundamentals, technical factors,
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macro, and microeconomic factors, how we will react to this?
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You can tell your reaction, I can tell my reaction, I can tell my friends reactions
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But in stocks, millions of people are dealing, how do we tell the overall reaction of millions of people in the market
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Why the reaction is so unpredictable? It has two reasons
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First is, Information asymmetry
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Everyone can have different information, maybe you have some information more than me and vice-versa
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Or the others who are trading may have more information than us
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The second reason is, different reactions to the same information
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If we take all this to the Auto sector, what is going on in the auto sector?
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You all know that the auto sector is down and there are so many layoffs
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There are so many different reasons
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When you read different articles, blogs, watch different videos, channels
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I had read all those and I understand the three main reasons
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to which different people are processing in different ways
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Firstly,
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All the BS4 norms have to be upgraded to BS6 norms
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Maybe people don't want to buy BS4 Norms anymore that is why there can be a downturn
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Second,
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There has been a push for Electrical Vehicles by the government
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It is going on in speed, so market is reacting on this
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If it is going on in speed then it can have long term effects
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Now, the information regarding BS6 Norms will affect the vehicles in short term
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If the Norms comes in 2020, then obviously sales should be picked from there
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But if electric vehicles are being pushed then the auto sector have to immediately push towards the
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electric vehicles, otherwise
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There can be so many losses in the short term
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In the third reason, we are talking about cultural shift
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That in today's world, people are preferring ola and uber's shared cab services rather than buying their own car
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If there is any truth in this, then it can also affect it in the long term
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We have talked about these 3 reasons, BS6 Norms, Electric Vehicles, and cultural shift to shared cab services
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Information is the same, and is with everyone but the reaction to this can be different for all
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Some can think that this is a short term problem, if we see the overall sentiment
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So maybe it can be fixed by 2020 and they will buy the shares
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Some will think it is a long term problem
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So auto sector will not perform good in future so they will sell their shares
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There can be people, who will think that all these things are right but all these things have been factored under price
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That means, whoever is analyzing the auto sector or auto company's share sees that the stock price has already gone
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gone down, then from here it can only go up, so this type of people will also buy the stock
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So, what do you think about the auto sector, tell me in the comment section
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So I think, from this example, it will be clear to you that the same information goes to everyone
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but everyone's reaction can be different,
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Here, no one is right or wrong, we can only know that in the future who is right and who is wrong
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Right now, we can just analyze our information and take a side of whether buy or sell
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