And even if you’ve learned the basics, there’s still a fun and very common question! 😊
Most new and experienced investors feel like this:
“As soon as I buy a stock, it starts falling. And as soon as I sell it, it rises!”
So, do you know 👉 the real reasons behind this "Stock Market Paradox"?
Psychological Effect
When we buy a stock for ourselves, we become emotionally attached to it. Even a small decline feels much bigger.
Our brain notices losses faster than gains — this is human nature.
Wrong Timing – Buying/Selling Without Research
Many times, people follow the crowd (for example, buying stocks recommended on Telegram/YouTube).
When the stock has already gone up, that’s when we jump in — someone tells us:
"X stock has given ...% return in the last 3 months" — and that’s exactly when the decline starts.
The stock had already reached its upward limit.
Worst part? Out of fear, we sell too quickly and then watch it climb again… and think “I should have held a little longer.”
Timing the market is difficult — but having patience is easy.
Short-Term Volatility
The stock market fluctuates daily due to multiple reasons:
- Global events
- Company/Sector earnings
- Media news
- FIIs (Foreign Institutional Investors) buying/selling
If you don’t have a long-term view, these minor fluctuations will always disturb you.
Confirmation Bias — We See What We Believe
When you think “Whenever I buy, it falls”, your mind keeps noticing only those instances.
You forget the stocks you bought and which went up.
Logic vs Emotion
The biggest mistake in the stock market is making decisions based on emotions:
- Selling in fear
- Buying in greed
- Chasing trends blindly
👉 All of this creates the same feeling:
"As soon as I buy — it falls. As soon as I sell — it rises!"
How to Avoid This Situation?
| ✔️ What to Do | ❌ What NOT to Do |
|---|---|
| Select stocks after fundamental research | Don’t blindly trust tips |
| Have a long-term perspective | Don’t expect profits in 1-2 days |
| Do SIP or staggered investment | Don’t invest a big lump sum at once |
| Diversify your portfolio | Don’t put all money in one stock |
| Set Stop Loss and Target | Don’t make emotional decisions |
Remember:
“The stock market is not a game of luck — it’s a field of patience and wisdom.”
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So next time you feel like “I bought it and it fell” — don’t worry, just smile and say —
“The market is teaching me!” 😉📉📈
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