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Bottom fishing is a popular investment strategy in India, focusing on undervalued stocks. This approach involves buying shares of companies that are trading at low prices due to temporary issues, with the expectation that their value will recover over time. In the Indian market, this strategy is often applied to sectors like infrastructure, technology, and consumer goods, where local products such as those from Reliance Industries or Tata Group may be targeted. Investors analyze financial metrics and market trends to identify opportunities, aiming for long-term gains as the economy grows. |
