Tweet Buster: Top sectoral bet & why retail investors are sulking
Elections, politics and earnings will certainly be the talk of the town in the coming week.

While elections and politics will certainly be the talk of the town in the coming week, no one can ignore earnings season, especially as two IT giants Infosys and TCS will come out with their results on the same day this week.
Though fireworks went off as Sensex scaled Mt 39,000, Dalal Street honcho Vijay Kedia called the high meaningless, as the majority of retail investors remained deprived of benefits.
But this new high of index is meaningless when majority of retail investors are not bursting firecrackers. https://t.co/AAiYwl1ANe
— Vijay Kedia (@VijayKedia1) 1554289607000Independent market expert Sandip Sabharwal was already predicting some consolidation in April, but saw it as a great opportunity for accumulating good-quality stocks. Do you concur?
Consolidation phase is the best phase in the markets As that is the time when Broader market performance and stock… https://t.co/1pmFWHCIOH
— sandip sabharwal (@sandipsabharwal) 1554179115000The ongoing market consolidation prior to the Election results will given another opportunity for Long Term Investo… https://t.co/dPSeqEZNBC
— sandip sabharwal (@sandipsabharwal) 1554445107000To buy or not to buy? Sabharwal was looking for meaningful correction before starting shopping again.
I am not buying now I am just enjoying what I bought When people said they will buy after elections & Are now star… https://t.co/sYhe2tNBnk
— sandip sabharwal (@sandipsabharwal) 1554110825000Taking the big call
Shyam Sekhar, co-founder of iThought lists out three essentials of decision making when it comes to stock market.
There are three levels at which investment decision making happens. I. Information II. Knowledge III. Wisdom Grea… https://t.co/tbO32iMaSr
— Shyam Sekhar (@shyamsek) 1554172727000Sekhar said that more and more investors were becoming incapable of taking the notional loss in real.
The inability to take notional loss is real. We expect our stocks to only keep going up. I find more people think… https://t.co/WJvARQwO3N
— Shyam Sekhar (@shyamsek) 1554170449000Staying rational is a proactive, and not a reactive, endeavour. We need to try to make rationality a centrepiece of… https://t.co/5vgaGmOvRg
— Abhishek Basumallick (@a_basumallick) 1554281806000It is always easy to think of reasons to buy a company. That is what most people do. To make good decisions, you n… https://t.co/CPkvRkUCeC
— Abhishek Basumallick (@a_basumallick) 1554180022000Stock tip
Cement looks to be one of the strongest sectors for the next couple of years.
— sandip sabharwal (@sandipsabharwal) 1554457855000Do the math!
To top off today's Tweet Busting activity, take a look at this tweet from Kotak MF's Nilesh Shah.
Saudi Aramco earned $ 111 billion profit on $ 360 billion sales last year. Saudi Aramco makes more profit than all… https://t.co/zk17gFbzk1
— Nilesh Shah (@NileshShah68) 1554182489000Download ET Markets APP