Should we trust domestic investors with market stability?
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Foreign investors pulled out ₹1.2 lakh crore, yet the markets still rose because of domestic buying. If we panic during the next global crisis, won't our domestic support disappear faster than foreign funds, since it's mostly funded by people like me?
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It's normal to feel worried when you see the "big players" taking out their money, but the reality is that the Indian market has changed. We’ve moved from panic selling to a "buy the dip" culture, thanks to millions of us sticking to our monthly SIPs — now over ₹28,000 crore.
That steady, organized money from households like yours has become a huge cushion that foreign investors find hard to dislodge. While it’s always wise to keep an eye on global risks, our domestic "SIP shield" is much tougher than it used to be.