Your Zerodha or Groww portfolio might look a little red this week — that's not your plan failing.
Foreign investors pulled ₹20,974 crore out of Indian stocks in September, right after putting in ₹20,200 crore in July and ₹29,630 crore in August.
That's a swing of nearly ₹70,000 crore in just two months — this kind of back-and-forth is normal, not a warning sign.
What this means for you
- Your mutual fund NAV may dip slightly this month — short-term noise, not a red flag.
- If you run a monthly SIP, this dip means you buy more units at a lower price right now.
- Your FD or savings account isn't touched by this — it's only about stock market money.
- Your long-term net worth stays on track — these foreign flows swing every few months anyway.
What you can do
- Don't pause your SIP — dips like this are exactly when it works hardest for you.
- Got spare cash? A small lump-sum top-up in your existing index fund can work well too.
Nothing here needs urgent action — just steady hands and your SIP doing its job.
Grow with clarity 🌱