New Delhi, Jan. 8 -- The Nifty's three-day fall, largely due to foreign capital outflow, caution ahead of the Q3 earnings season and geopolitical uncertainties, has dragged it below the level of 26,150.

On January 7, the index ended at 26,140.75, losing 0.14%. Over the last three consecutive sessions, it has shed 0.71%. FIIs remain in a selloff mode. In January so far, they have sold Indian stocks worth Rs.4,650 crore in the cash segment.

Market sentiment appears weak, and many large-cap stocks, despite having healthy fundamentals, are witnessing selling pressure. However, experts say long-term investors should not stress over the current sombre phase of the market. Instead, they should use it as an opportunity to buy or accumulate qual...