I've bought 76 RPSG Ventures shares at Rs.1152 two weeks ago hoping the price would rise since the price kept increasing rapidly over the past few days… but suddenly the market price started going down…I waited and thought it was temporary but boom the price keeps going down! Now it's currently at Rs.839 and I've incurred over Rs.23k loss!!

    What to do guys? Any experts here…can you please let me know if the price will rise again? If I sell now I'll lose 23k and if I hold I'm afraid it'll only keep decreasing

    23k Loss in Shares Invested
    byu/_ManwithaMask_ ininvesting



    Posted by _ManwithaMask_

    5 Comments

    1. LightForceUnlimited on

      Was this in a taxable account, or a tax advantaged account?

      No one knows if the shares will hold steady, skyrocket up to new highs, or continue to plummet until the company goes out of business. You only realize your losses if you sell your current shares or if the company goes out of business and the shares are liquified.

      Sometimes a company will lose market value and it won’t recover for 20 years.

    2. therealjerseytom on

      > can you please let me know if the price will rise again?

      How could anyone possibly know the answer to this?

      Investing comes with risk, including the possibility of loss.

    3. AnalBleachedHair on

      ok, first of all i know this is hard, but let this be a lesson on FOMO. This loss stings, but its not lifechanging. I belive in you, but be careful.

    4. JohnBrownsErection on

      It’s an expensive but important lesson to learn – always know what your exit plan is. 

    5. CarbonFiber_Mass on

      First of all usually investment horizons are measured in years typically

      Secondly past performance does not equal future results

      Thirdly buying individual stocks is always more risky than broad indexes (which are good for beginners

      All in all a (relatively) cheap lesson. Your next decision should be either to sell and take the loss or hope for a rebound(unlikely imo). I should note that the indian stock market is famously manipulated (read up on what jane street did) and due to
      that should you choose to invest in your home country a broad market ETF would be the best. Never go along with momentum.

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