ETF ही बचाएगा आपको इस Market Crash में । ETF pulse

ETF Pulse argues that the recent Nifty selloff has pushed the index back to an important psychological zone after the 24,000 range broke, and says the market is now below key moving averages. The host frames the drop as a potential accumulation opportunity rather than a reason to panic, especially for investors with a long-term mindset who can keep buying gradually instead of trying to time a bottom.

A central point is that the current correction may still have room to run because of broader stress from war-related headlines, crude oil volatility, and rising anxiety around natural gas, CNG cylinders, petrol, and diesel. ETF Pulse says disciplined, phased accumulation is safer than deploying all at once, since nobody knows how long the conflict or market pressure will last.

The episode also compares index investing with single-stock risk, using IDFC First Bank’s fraud news as an example of why ETFs can feel easier to hold through shocks. On the charts, ETF Pulse says Bank Nifty is already about 10% down, has fallen below the 200 DMA, and is near support, which he sees as the kind of setup where gradual SIP-style buying can improve average cost and help long-term compounding.