As the Q1 results are getting announced the word “below estimates” have been heard on the Street multiple times. Given that valuations are not very cheap, any disappointment in the quarterly numbers may bring in correction.
Now given the fact that liquidity is very high and in the recent past all corrections have been very short lived, there is no point in guessing time and magnitude of that correction. Rather it is better to be ready in case of
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