Episode summary
ग़लत ETF में मत फँस जाना । ये ETF है जरूरी । ETF का support यहाँ बनेगा
ETF Pulse
· · 10 min
Summary
The host argues that investors should avoid chasing the most explosive US ETF in the current downturn and instead focus on more stable choices and disciplined accumulation. He says MONQ has become too vertical and volatile, with sharp daily swings and signs of heavy manipulation, so he would keep distance from it rather than analyze support levels.
Among the remaining options, he prefers MON over MAFANG. He says US market growth is concentrated in a handful of tech leaders, which makes MAFANG appealing, but its premium is too high and its chart still leaves room for a deeper pullback. For MAFANG, he points to about ₹200 as the main support, with a lower area near ₹180 if the decline continues. For MON, he sees the first support around ₹250 and possibly closer to ₹225.
His main framework is to accumulate by SIP in tranches, not by investing all at once after a 20% drop. He recommends deploying lots near moving-average support and then adding more only if price falls further, keeping discipline even if the ETF rebounds in a V-shape.
Key takeaways
- The host says MONQ is too volatile and manipulated to be a preferred US ETF, so he would stay away from it.
- The host ranks MON first because it looks smoother, older, and less manipulated than the alternatives.
- The host puts MAFANG’s main support near ₹200, with a deeper support zone around ₹180.
- The host says MON’s first support is around ₹250, with a possible lower level near ₹225.
- The host advises SIP-style accumulation in tranches, not lump-sum buying after a sharp decline.
Notable quotes
“basically, this ETF is very volatile and a highly manipulated ETF”
“the main support will be around 200. The first support around ₹ 200 is best”
“the first support is coming around the 250 level. The 250 level is not fixed”
“Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) doesn't just mean setting up a monthly schedule”
How the episode opens
So friends, if we look here, we are seeing a massive decline in three US ETFs right now, and many people are going to make a mistake in this downturn again. They are going to choose the wrong ETF. So in this video, you will get to know which ETF you should actually choose.
If you are planning to invest in US ETFs, and if you do select one, where will the support form for them? Right, it is not necessary that the support will form exactly there, but where a good support level would be, so that you can plan your SIP accordingly. Because look, market declines and rallies keep happening.
The market moves in a cycle, you are aware of these things. So, this is a downward cycle, but an upward cycle will also come, and how you will accumulate that ETF until that cycle, I keep telling you to accumulate it through SIPs. So you must have information about support because if you know the support, only then will you be able to plan your SIP well.
Right? So first, we will talk about these three ETFs, and then we will try to see which of these three ETFs will be suitable for whom. So look, first of all, the MONQ ETF.
Now, if you look at its chart, what will you see? Right? Whenever the US market cycle started, I will show you with a marker here that if you look from 2023, see this area below, it started moving year by year from 2023.
So, do you see how suddenly it has surged vertically and has reached around 400? Right? So reaching around 400 is no small feat.
Pay attention to this. It reached this price of 400 here. And you see how it got there, right?
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Topics
- wrong etf selection
- us etfs
- support levels
- sip planning
- etf volatility
Companies and tickers mentioned
- MONQ ETF
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