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Timing the Market

There is always a reason not to buy Equities. Despite several intermittent crises, Indian Equities have gone up over the long run mirroring earnings growth

Sensex has generated 13.6% CAGR i.e.135 times in 38+ years, Sensex (1986 to 2024 YTD)

Every crisis in the past has been followed by a recovery and further upside. Upsides have been much higher than the Declines

Even if you invested right before a market crash, over long time frames the returns have still turned out to be decent, even Bull Markets have several intermittent decline

Equity Returns are non-linear – Missing few best days in the market significantly reduces returns (Seven of the best 10 days occurred within two weeks of the worst 10 day) . If you missed the 10 best days in the last 19+ years, your portfolio value was lower by 50%.

All Time Highs are a natural part of any growing asset class and not something to be feared

All Time Highs automatically don’t imply a market fall. The average 1Y returns when invested in Nifty 50 TRI during an all-time high, is 14%

Never interrupt compounding – Profit booking at market highs underperforms over long-term.

Robins Joseph, SEBI Regd Investment Adviser , Certified Financial Planner. Founder of MyGuide2Wealth (www.myguide2wealth.com) based in Noida specializing in wealth, investment, retirement  services with clear aim of Spreading financial literacy and advocating on India’s strong equity story

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