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Sensex at 1 lakh in 2 years (GoalTeller's note) I Why gold isn't a sub for Eq
By GoalTeller
2024-04-28
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April 28, 2024  

 

 

In this newsletter we answer the million-dollar question –

What do we think of the markets and how to play it:

Summary of the Note:

Sensex headed for 1 lakh over the next 12-24 months

Nifty trading at historical average valuations (could go higher) while the Mid and Small Cap indices are trading way higher

Gold continues to be attractive as an asset class for the next 12 – 24 months

The Nifty Small Cap, Nasdaq and Nifty 50 have been the best performers over the past 20 years while China has been one of the worst

Household saving into eq should cross 10% by 2030 which will keep the domestic liquidity very strong

Big Risks - Major domestic political uncertainties, major credit defaults (domestic or globally) creating a cascading impact, escalating geopolitical tensions making oil go much beyond 110 and stay there

Existing Investors – stay invested as per your risk profile, rebalance mid and small caps to the target levels (lower in most cases)

New Investors – Deploy 50% immediately and rest 50% over a 3m (Large Caps) and 6m (Small and Mid Caps) of your desired allocation

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  • Worries about US growth coupled with high inflation led to a massive fall during the week in the US markets. However, stocks recovered well by Friday

  • Indian markets remained resilient despite the US growth data while mid and small caps continued to outperform

  • As the war worries ease out as we had suggested earlier, markets could move higher on the run up to the election outcome

  • Worries on low voter turnout for the ruling party is speculative and we believe even if so, the impact wouldn’t be meaningful to harm the prospects of a stable government

  • Read out detailed note on the markets outlook and investing strategies at these levels

 

Even though we remain bullish on Gold (Since 4500) – Why it cannot be substituted for equities

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