paras.bhalodia
TF Buzz
Hello People.
I have watched the news, some reddit threads and from my general experience with this bank's employees and am facing a dilemma.
IndusInd's stock has been pretty volatile since COVID 2020. It's been 5 years and NOT a single linear patch. Sometimes it tanks to below 300, majorly remains at 750-900. And at times at 1200+
This kind of volatility in stocks for a commercial national bank is unjustified. What is causing this???
CFO resigned. Today's tank as far as I understand was because of some loss in derivatives business amounting to 2.5% of nett worth, i.e 1500 Cr Rs.
Should we, as deposit investors face red alarms?? Should we remove our FDs at the earliest even facing penalties? We have around 7L and the interest is a significant income for my household expenses. However, we can't risk our principles for some 0.5bhp interest. We pretty much get 8% for SCSS in Post Office.
Kind explanations for stock crash, and your overall remarks required.
Note - I know nothing about the share market, we don't invest. Layman.
I have watched the news, some reddit threads and from my general experience with this bank's employees and am facing a dilemma.
IndusInd's stock has been pretty volatile since COVID 2020. It's been 5 years and NOT a single linear patch. Sometimes it tanks to below 300, majorly remains at 750-900. And at times at 1200+
This kind of volatility in stocks for a commercial national bank is unjustified. What is causing this???
CFO resigned. Today's tank as far as I understand was because of some loss in derivatives business amounting to 2.5% of nett worth, i.e 1500 Cr Rs.
Should we, as deposit investors face red alarms?? Should we remove our FDs at the earliest even facing penalties? We have around 7L and the interest is a significant income for my household expenses. However, we can't risk our principles for some 0.5bhp interest. We pretty much get 8% for SCSS in Post Office.
Kind explanations for stock crash, and your overall remarks required.
Note - I know nothing about the share market, we don't invest. Layman.