A few days ago, the HDFC Bank stock had a bit of meltdown, losing over 8% in a day, and then some more over the next few days. While such crashes are common for stocks of smaller companies, these are rarer in large-cap companies. The bigger stocks are typically stable. There are various reasons for this, but large, listed companies usually have good information flow and are well understood by investors.However, this does not mean that there
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The key takeaway is that large-cap stocks seem stable, but are not immune to sudden dips. Panic can play a role, but it’s crucial to remember the inherent strength and momentum of these companies. Don’t let short-term fluctuations, especially during panic selling, cloud your judgement about a company’s long-term potential.