Many investors are looking at the multibagger stocks from 2023 that have tumbled over 25% in 2024. Should you hold onto them or cut your losses? Here’s a detailed analysis to help you decide.
Multibagger StocksMarket CorrectionInvestor StrategyStock Performance2023 To 2024Real Estate MaharashtraOct 09, 2024
A multibagger stock is a stock that returns multiple times the initial investment. For example, if you invest Rs 100 and the stock price rises to Rs 500, it is a 5-bagger.
The fall in these stocks could be due to several factors, including profit-taking by investors, market corrections, or concerns about the company's growth.
Bottom fishing is the practice of buying stocks that have fallen significantly in value, hoping for a rebound. It can be risky as some stocks may continue to decline.
SWOT analysis is a strategic planning tool used to identify the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of a company or stock. It helps in making informed investment decisions.
It depends on your risk tolerance and the company's fundamentals. If the company still has strong fundamentals and a good future outlook, holding might be a better option. Otherwise, it might be wise to cut your losses.
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