ilmscore | Prediction Details
"The stock was trading at almost ₹400 at one point and time... Because eventually a lot of problems started to crop up in that company. People started to talk about the problems in the loan book. There were a lot of issues around corporate governance, and then the stocks slid down from 400 to 300 to 200 and even below 100 levels. So, how to overcome this loss aversion? The point is very simple. Accept that sometimes in investing you have to book losses. Just accept this, utilize that money to invest in a stock which you believe is a fundamentally strong stock and in fact make profits in the second investment opportunity."
By CA Rachana Phadke Ranade | April 15, 2025 | Pending
From video
Why do we make Dumb Investing Decisions? | Behavioural Finance | CA Rachana Ranade 00:04:37 - 00:05:41
Interpreted Prediction
The speaker uses Yes Bank's historical price drop from ₹400 to below ₹100 as an example of why investors should book losses to reinvest in fundamentally strong stocks, implying that holding onto a falling stock due to loss aversion can lead to significant capital preservation opportunities.
AI Evaluation Notes
The prediction discusses Yes Bank's historical price decline and uses it to illustrate a point about loss aversion. It does not make a specific numerical prediction about the future price of Yes Bank stock, so I cannot evaluate accuracy.

Prediction Details

Ticker
YESBANK.NS

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