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Is Nifty50 at 15,600 in a bubble?
The Nifty50 index has hit a fresh record. The current levels are about 25 percent higher than the highs recorded in the middle of January 2020, before the tax proposals in the Union Budget for FY21 and the COVID-19 pandemic pulled down the markets sharply. A common phrase is that "markets are in a bubble". In this episode of FinTrekk, we discuss the last four 'Bubble' phrases in the Indian markets and attempt to explain how this time it may be different. We also cite absence of essential parameters for a Bubble.
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No portion in this podcast should be construed as Investment advice. Please consult your financial advisor before making any decisions. Investing in equity markets are inherently risky. Amit Kumar Gupta is a SEBI registered Research Analyst (INH100009327)
Amit Kumar Gupta has over a decade experience in investment analysis and portfolio management. He believes Scuttlebutt, a primary research method employed, is critical to select good companies and weed out not-so-good ones. He is of the opinion that best stock ideas are often cracked by being on the ground - during travelling and talking to people.
He had set up research desk at a brokerage firm across multiple asset classes. He has been a PMS and Smallcase manager as well.
He is regularly quoted by The Economic Times, Informist Media, Reuters and Morning Star. In his previous stints, he has worked as a business consultant and analyst with leading MNCs and start-ups over diverse fields of Healthcare, Education and Retail.
He is an engineering graduate of Delhi University and earned his MBA in Finance & Strategy from Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane. He is a CWM charter holder and CFP marks holder.
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By Amit Kumar GuptaThe Nifty50 index has hit a fresh record. The current levels are about 25 percent higher than the highs recorded in the middle of January 2020, before the tax proposals in the Union Budget for FY21 and the COVID-19 pandemic pulled down the markets sharply. A common phrase is that "markets are in a bubble". In this episode of FinTrekk, we discuss the last four 'Bubble' phrases in the Indian markets and attempt to explain how this time it may be different. We also cite absence of essential parameters for a Bubble.
Do check out our Portfolios on the Smallcase platform : https://fintrekkcapital.smallcase.com/
Follow on twitter here : https://twitter.com/amitgupta0310
Subscribe (free) to #AKGweekendreadings here : https://amitgupta.substack.com/
Subscribe (free) to #AKGweeklycharts here : https://www.getrevue.co/profile/amitgupta0310/
Youtube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdkgWdRkLkCynttStN14w2g
Subscribe to (Daily) Linkedin Notes : https://www.linkedin.com/in/amit-kumar-gupta-18316418a/
For any feedback or queries or working with us, please email : [email protected]
No portion in this podcast should be construed as Investment advice. Please consult your financial advisor before making any decisions. Investing in equity markets are inherently risky. Amit Kumar Gupta is a SEBI registered Research Analyst (INH100009327)
Amit Kumar Gupta has over a decade experience in investment analysis and portfolio management. He believes Scuttlebutt, a primary research method employed, is critical to select good companies and weed out not-so-good ones. He is of the opinion that best stock ideas are often cracked by being on the ground - during travelling and talking to people.
He had set up research desk at a brokerage firm across multiple asset classes. He has been a PMS and Smallcase manager as well.
He is regularly quoted by The Economic Times, Informist Media, Reuters and Morning Star. In his previous stints, he has worked as a business consultant and analyst with leading MNCs and start-ups over diverse fields of Healthcare, Education and Retail.
He is an engineering graduate of Delhi University and earned his MBA in Finance & Strategy from Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane. He is a CWM charter holder and CFP marks holder.