5 reasons why investors shouldn’t worry about the slipping Sensex
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Ever since the Modi government has come to power, Not really, suggests Economic Times article titled 5 reasons behind Sensex's 600-pt slip and why investors needn't worry. As per this article, five factors mentioned to be playing spoilsports in the market are:
1. Rupee losing ground
Since June last year, US dollar has grown from strength to strength over rupee. However, analysts aren’t treating this trend alarming. A market watcher, while speaking to the ET opined that considering a composite basket and not just rupee dollar, it has been found that rupee has actually strengthened a little in the last year.
2. Fed rate hike and higher volatility
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As per the ET report, a market watcher said that as the market adjusts to the US
As a benefit for long term investors, a 5% to 7% correction in the market will fuel the
3. Good return after 2 years
The Economic Times report has further revealed that market being volatile over next 12 months one cannot expect a return of 25%-30%. Vibhav Kapoor, Group CIO of IL&FS has confirmed to the ET that if economy prevails at the same motion like now, good return is expected in next two years.
4. FY17 – Happy Days
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While analysts are positive of a higher growth gradually, FY15 earnings might be below 5%. Though FY16 would be better and might witness earnings around 13%-15%, it is FY17 when the financial experts are expecting a turnaround. Nilesh Shah, MD and CEO of
5. Technical factors
Analysts have opined that if 9,100 can’t be achieved very soon, extreme volatility, negative bias and stock specific action would continue.
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