The Indian share market has recently seen a sharp decline, with the Sensex dropping by 1,176.46 points (-1.49%) and the Nifty falling by 364.20 points (-1.52%) in the last trading session of the week. A major reason for this is the outflow of funds by Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), with FII cash outflows reaching ₹-3,597.82 crore.
But if we look at past trends, this isn't unusual. Around this time every year, FIIs tend to withdraw funds, likely due to the Christmas holiday season. This annual pattern often leads to a short-term market downtrend in December. However, after the first week of January, the market usually begins to recover and moves upward.
For long-term investors, this is a golden opportunity. The current downtrend offers a chance to invest in quality stocks at lower prices, potentially reaping significant rewards when the market rebounds in the new year.
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