Last week, when the news broke that the Fed might cut interest rates, the subsequent rally in our market left no room for further gains. It was unlikely to see a 1-2% return in just one day, and there hasn't been any significant inflow from FIIs. Tha
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Anonymous 2
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Honestly, the big moves happen when Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) pump money in. If that’s not happening, you’re just chasing shadows. A rate cut rumor won’t change that in the short term.
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