Coronavirus has engulfed people all over the world. Due to this virus, markets all over the world are falling like cards. India's equity market is no different. Although the sell-off started a few weeks ago, after the World Health Organization declared Corona a global pandemic, there was a stir and a massive sell-off started. This type of selling was seen in the financial crisis of 2008 in the market, but this time the selling is a bit intimidating, because uncertainty is associated with it.

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When financial and economic signals are analyzed, then investors can understand such a phase due to some reason, but none of us know about the health crisis of such a large scale. We are seeing some relief being given by the government all over the world including India. This can help the market. But with the passing of the coronavirus crisis deepening with each passing day, it is very difficult to predict how the market will improve. It may take a few weeks and months for this effect to end, but till then questions will continue to be raised in the minds of investors about their current investments and future investment plans.

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Most of the investors and the investors who are regularly connected to the market will also have a decrease or loss in the total value of their investment in the recent past, in such a situation we would advise them to keep calm and somehow think logically before making an investment decision. The first step should be to look at your portfolio and rebalance it appropriately.

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