Markets and Returns are like a Mirror!
Weekly Wealth Report Issue 178, Weekly Wealth Newsletter: 20th Jan 2024 – 27th Jan 2025 (Weekly Wealth Newsletter and a Private Circulation from Creating Wealth Company) Curated by Mr. Sathish Kumar Founder – Creating Wealth Company Crorepathi Creator | Financial Consultant | Author | Speaker | Columnist | Youtuber Phone – 9841058689 Mail – creatingwealthadvisory@gmail.com Web – www.sathishspeaks.com You Mirror your Returns Download this NewsLetter as a PDF DOWNLOAD AS PDF I recently received a call from my friend, who after much convincing had started investing his money through SIP’s around two years back. He sounded panicky when we spoke. “The markets are falling, Sathish!” he said. “Yes, that is normal as stock market is volatile,” I replied. “Like you had advised, I have continued my mutual fund investments every month without fail, but I am worried now. Should I stop my monthly investment, or sell them?” “When do you need the money you’ve invested?” I asked. “I don’t need it now,” he replied, “But I am worried that the markets may fall even further. And I don’t want to see my savings lose more value.” I said, “If you want to take my advice, and if you don’t need the money now, do nothing.” I tried to tell him that markets continuously test our patience, but more so at these moments when they are falling. But he wasn’t ready to hear it. A day later, he messaged me: “I sold half of my investments, and have stopped my SIPs for now. Will start when things are clearer.” “Stock Market will never be” but you do what you think is good for you. Markets are a mirror, and a mirror doesn’t lie, or flatter, or care about your feelings. They reflect exactly what you bring to them—your patience or your panic, your discipline or your desperation. Like they didn’t cause my friend’s panic but only revealed it. Markets are like that. They show you what’s inside, whether you’re ready to see it or not. When the seas are calm, you can convince yourself you’re patient and level-headed. But when the storm hits—and there’s no storm yet in the markets—the truth comes out. As Warren Buffett so famously said, “Only when the tide goes out do you learn who has been swimming naked.” Markets reward patience, discipline, and the ability to stay still when every instinct is screaming, “Do something!” The great irony is that doing nothing is often the hardest thing to do, even though it’s usually the right move. Now, the patience I’m talking about is not passive. It’s not about sitting around and hoping things work out. It’s about staying grounded in what you know to be true, which includes the quality of your investments. Successful investment strategy requires regular reviewing and investor should buy funds at lower levels you can always reach us @ 78100 79946 for your portfolio review and rebalance Weekly Market Pulse IMF said for India the economic growth is projected to be solid at 6.5% in 2025 and 2026 Indian equity benchmarks closed lower on Friday, dragged down by declines in heavyweight IT and banking stocks owing to a mixed corporate earnings season. Losses widened due to the weakening rupee and heavy selling by foreign institutional investors. India’s fiscal deficit is projected to shrink due to rising tax revenues, highlighting an improved fiscal position, according to a World Bank report. As per the latest RBI Bulletin release India’s economic growth is poised to rebound as domestic demand regains strength, though the stickiness in food inflation warrants careful monitoring. 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