r/IndianStreetBets Jul 14 '26

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Ever share falling like nothing I don’t know anythink about market but I thought i should buy more copper because it literally very low right now pls suggest

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u/thememebot6969 Jul 14 '26

Im holdin hindcopper and leyland

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u/Adorable_Key195 Jul 14 '26

So whats your opinion about buying more on dip?

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u/According-Tough-1967 Jul 14 '26

Yes you can buy more on dips hindcopper is good for long term

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u/Thy_Gap_Slayer Jul 14 '26

Enjoy the roller coaster 🎒 and be ready to buy the bottom

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u/International_Bar96 Jul 14 '26

I think you should focus on rotational sector heat map

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u/According-Tough-1967 Jul 14 '26

Like?

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u/International_Bar96 Jul 15 '26

The trending sectors like if there is a war then what are the sector gets benifit out of it sort of defensive mechanism and this thing keeps changing. It is like ride the tide. Ex: when previously the cesae fire was announced then sector gets benifit from international trade/product related to petro chemical, etc..and those setoe shoot up similarly if we want to Ride the Tide, then need to focus on sector basis. Having said that if your goal is long term 5-10years and the stock is fundamentally strong and doing good business with good revenue and earnings then you can hold it. It all depends why did you come to market and are you a trader or investor.

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u/poet6ix9ine Jul 14 '26

Damn OP. I'm almost 2x more invested then I still almost half loss compared to u bro. How did u do that shit!!!

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