New Delhi, April 8 -- The stock market naturally rewards patience over impulsive reactions, transferring wealth from those who chase short-term movements to those who stay committed to a long-term strategy. This principle is especially relevant today as the BSE Sensex, which soared to about 85,800 in September 2024, has since dipped to almost 73,100.

This decline reflects global trade disputes, rising geopolitical tensions, and capital outflows driven by a stronger US dollar, leading to short-term volatility.

Concerns over protectionist policies in the US and fluctuations in global interest rates have kept investors on edge. Despite positive domestic indicators such as resilient GDP growth and easing inflation, global headwinds have ove...