Question
In December 2025, mutual funds added more than 1 crore shares in several stocks. Some of these stocks delivered positive returns of over 10%, while others declined by 10–20% during the same period despite similar accumulation. The observation that mutual funds continued to increase holdings even when stock prices fell suggests that institutional investors are primarily guided by (
- A valuation horizons, whereas stock prices in the short run are influenced by (
- A , (
- B and (
- B and (
- C factors. Select the correct option for (
- C in the above passage.
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