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- As per astrology view, some important turning dates are 19th, 22nd, 27th and 30th January 2026.
- Volatility in 2026 is inevitable, with rising inflation, geopolitical risks, policy surprises and sudden global cues creating sharp swings, but long-term wealth will still be built through patience, discipline and consistency, staying invested despite noise, avoiding emotional reactions, and trusting strong fundamentals over short-term price movements, because real compounding rewards those who endure.
- Theory is easy to learn, but conviction is forged only in live markets where fear at stop-loss levels, greed during fast profits, boredom in sideways phases and discipline to wait for the right setup test traders daily, which is why most fail not due to lack of knowledge but due to indiscipline, overtrading and inability to stay neutral when conditions are unfavourable.
- Over the last six years, FIIs have sold nearly Rs.10.08 lakh cr of Indian equities, while INR depreciation from an average of Rs.80 to around Rs.90 per dollar has boosted their effective returns, and with only about 41% stocks trading above their 200-DMA, weak market breadth continues to cap rallies and makes sustainability of upside moves challenging.
- A strong Budget appeal is emerging for rationalising LTCG from 12% to 10% and STCG from 20% to 15% to restore confidence in small, mid and micro-caps, as prolonged declines, higher taxes and uncertainty are diverting retail money toward FDs, gold, silver and ETFs, which have delivered strong gains in recent months as per market grapevine, risking long-term equity participation if relief is not provided.
