Surprising Results of BUY THE DIP Strategy on 20 years of Nifty data

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Buying the dip is an investing strategy used for buying fundamentally sound assets like mutual funds, stocks and index fund when its price falls, generally on account of external factors. Investors then “buy the dip” in the anticipation that the price of these assets will recover quickly and they can make windfall gains in the process

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[seenudevam]

Welcome to the Shorts, Shankar Sir!
Keep spewing your wisdom❤

[agytjax]

Even though there seems to be little diff. in numbers, over a 10 year period, a corpus of 10 Lakh would have yielded respectively. So the appreciation in real money is quite substantial ! Power of compounding, indeed !

[jaiminbajaj]

Even though 0.5% seems little, it can make a lot of difference in your corpus over a long period of time! So I won’t say that it’s not a good strategy but certainly it doesn’t give outsize returns as one would expect

[shridhardeshpande]

Sir your data backed reasearch videos are excellent

[aurelian]

Probably the most needed advice for buddying investors after the advice for buying quality stocks only.

[kamat_ameya]

The same logic - if applied to let's say nifty 100 - would it be the same CAGR ?

[Batman-dcdq]

If u are making roughly the same amt then it is better to buy the dips, atleast your money is with you during market fall and you can invest in any other opportunity other than stocks that comes up. Remember if u r not booking profits then it's just a number on paper.

[venkatesansriram]

Both your content and soothing voice are great!

[vk]

How about doing both ? 75% of the money keep for Regular SIP and 25% buy the dip.

[sunil.shegaonkar]

I like it when you back-up your statement with data & analysis. thanks

[newtechbreakdown]

This is really interesting Shankar Nath.

I'm looking forward to more valuable insights in the form of shorts.

[Razrman]

This is eye opening 😮
I always thought buying the dip would result in higher returns

[huntrz]

The cocept of SIP must be defended for the mutual fund industry to survive

[JayantBhanushali]

What if we buy ETFs on the dip of 0.5% to 1.5% accordingly ?

[nikhilkanojia]

Can we invest in lumpsum every month rather than sip? What do you suggest

[Shree_]

Yes sir. It is waste of time. We need go with normal sip only.

[youtubuse]

Continuing the SIP and putting a lumpsum amount whenever market it a good strategy ??

[CodingBirdsOnline]

What if keeping 5k as sip and 5k in chunks on index dip ? Is it good strategy or simply doing sip of 10k will make more returns? What is best?

[chandranandhar]

This is interesting. I have recently started buying small units of Nifty ETF when the Market Mood Indicator of Tickertape shows extreme fear. Can you share any thoughts on this? I have not yet backtested this.

[sourabhpatel]

Shankar Sir what about the scenario where I continue my SIP but do extra installments when there is a dip of 5% , 2x of installment in 10% dip, 4x of installment on 15% dip and so on...