Panic -laden cells can make in the long run; Investors should not panic: Robin Arya

Hyderabad, April 7 (IANS). The Indian stock market had a big fall on Monday. The Sensex fell by more than 3,000 points, while the Nifty also dropped more than 900 points. To this, Robin Arya, founder and CEO of FinTech Company Golfi (Goalfi), said: “Today it was very difficult for the market. We see that Nifty’s IT index reached a minimum level of 52 weeks, and that shares of large companies fell by 7 to 10 percent.” He said the main reason for this decline is Trump’s tariff policy and fear of the global trade war. Robin Arya has advised investors to stay calm and say: “Panic-laden cell-offs (nerve sales) always create long-term opportunities. This history has shown us. We believe that segments of domestic markets such as the financial sector, NBFCs, private banks, FMCG and infrastructure sectors will make the fastest relaxation. Portfolio reviewed and on quality focus. Indian markets will continue to grow, and this decline will end in some time. In the next six-seven months we will all forget today. It is not necessary to panic and remain for long -term investment. “Despite this decline, he hoped for a stable growth of the Indian economy and advised investors to stay on their strategy and invest for the future.