India has begun conducting the world’s largest, democratic general elections this week. Opinion polls have swung towards reinstating faith in the current government, albeit with reduced majority.
Here’s what the opinion polls conducted in March’19 look like:
While the general elections typically induce capital market volatility as most investors choose to sit tight till there’s more certainty around the political situation, this time seems to be different.
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So, is this all happening just because everyone is expecting the current government to be re-elected? Stronger election result anticipation is definitely a factor, but that’s not all of it.
Here are a few other factors that may be aiding investment growth in India:
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What lies ahead? What should an investor do?
While elections typically lend an air of increased volatility to stock markets but, quite frankly, volatility is where wealth is manufactured.
All indicators seem to point towards a fundamentally strong India and stronger Indian economy. This sets stage for a stronger future for Indian equities. Now is a perfect time to step-up SIPs and for investors with a lumpsum, it is advisable to go through the STP route – invest in a holding fund and periodically transfer to pure equity funds.
Feel free to reach out to understand more around what type of equity funds suit you best and what themes do we expect to play out post-election.
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Thanks,
Nirav (Head of Research)
Fisdom
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