On 2020-02-24 at 09:27 UTC, I shared https://t.co/9TMS5VRACd with the hashtags #cnbc, #live, #stockmarket, and #truebeacon. The post did not explain the link or state a market outlook.
On 2020-03-13 at 05:14 UTC, I shared https://t.co/SGrKXah5rU with the hashtags #cnbc and #markets. The captured post does not describe the linked content, so I cannot establish what market news or view it contained.
On 2020-08-28, I said the market crash in March/April served as a good opportunity to buy, but that we’re cautious now. I did not specify which market, assets, or investment strategy “we” referred to, or explain the basis for the caution. This view relates to managing risk across market cycles and market corrections in historical perspective.
On 2021-01-20, I shared a quick read for anyone looking to invest in 2021, linking to an item attributed to @livemint; the post does not describe the article’s subject or advice. This broad year-ahead investing pointer sits alongside questions about debating whether stocks are expensive.
On 2020-12-12, I wrote, “Glad to share my thoughts on the markets for 2021.” The quoted Moneycontrol headline attributed a possible 5-10% correction in 2021 and IT and Pharma as top bets to Nikhil Kamath; the post does not include the specific views or the basis for the correction outlook.
On 2021-01-27, I said I was in talks with @NayantaraRai on @ETNOWlive about market expectations in 2021 and shared https://t.co/hVH7kjMPfn; I did not specify the discussion’s conclusions or topics beyond that.
On 2020-12-18, I shared a chat with @johnpatrickong8 on Singapore's Prime Time @moneyfm893 Market View, inviting people to listen to my thoughts on the global market, Indian equities and 2021 insights: https://t.co/mPanQUksVe.
On 2020-12-30, I shared a market outlook for 2021 with @EconomicTimes and directed readers to https://t.co/U0K4AKcwoI; the post did not summarize the outlook’s contents.