Stock markets have been swinging wildly in the past few days since US President Donald Trump kicked off a tariff war on April 2 after his ‘Liberation Day’ speech.
On Monday, the stock market benchmark indices, the Sensex and the Nifty 50, dropped by 3 per cent with all stocks – barring HUL and Zomato – ending in the red. Stock prices recouped some of the losses today. However, the recent correction has left investors jittery and perplexed.
In this scenario, investors are recommended to invest in stocks that are available at attractive valuations. The same rule–when applied to mutual funds–makes value funds attractive to buy.
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