Hi, According to a paper by Victoria Dobrynskaya, momentum strategies can crash 1–3 months after a local stock market plunge. Momentum strategies involve buying past winners and shorting past losers. To reduce the risk of solely relying on momentum, you can opt for a portfolio that takes into account various factors. Multi-factor portfolios choose stocks based on factors like momentum, low volatility, quality, value, and more. By not solely depending on momentum, these portfolios aim for consistent long-term gains.

Do you agree with this if yes, how you are inculcating this sir.

I undertand online poker segment well. And Deltas online presence i.e Adda52 which was the market leader 3-4 yrs back has been doing very poorly lately. Its a space where small pvt sites( majorly poker baazi) using customer centric approach took market share away from Adda52 little by little and adda52s management always stayed adamant in there approach and never changed. They are near about done and dusted from that space and right now 3-4th in revenue in that space even in a small market wth max 5-6 good active players.
This is 1 reason am nt taking positions in Delta even when it went down below 110. I just dnt see a good time for them in near future unless the GST method moves back to the old approach

Check chartink.com and see if you can do this.

@Shakti_Srivastava

Sectoral tailwinds ( in case of cyclicals) often last for a few quarters, whereas the current ongoing theme can run for slightly longer duration. Non cyclical (or lesser cyclical) sectoral tailwinds often last much longer. Sometimes the picture is very clear and other times its hazy.

As of now there are no clear cut future themes visible to me. It’s more stock specific these days, and I keep posting stocks that I am interested in (with disclosures) in relevant threads.

@Rahul_Bhardwaj I don’t use either tradingview or angel one so no idea about your query.