Indiacharts Insiders Club Rohit Srivastava

The Mania in the Indian stock market is real and visible. Investors should be aware of what type of market they are participating in and adjust risk accordingly. I continue to wait to see the air come out of this bubble and I think it is already deflating.

The mad frenzy for the Indian stock market now spreads from retail investors to college students and international investors. The flow of funds creates the best of fundamentals and the highest valuations in a long time. This brings risks to long-term returns that are not being considered. The frenzy may be creating a bubble that requires a one-time valuation correction.

It is easier said than done to ignore every crisis, but we have to weigh the odds and manage risk along the way. This is a game of liquidity that the FED started and every time it appears like the end game is here something changes.

After a nice rally from an oversold condition, it is time to think if Nifty is hitting a top and if world markets are done with expecting a rate-cutting cycle without an economic slowdown. How will markets respond to the opposing forces of inflation and deflation.

The stock market is starting to pay attention to bond yields and currency markets. The risk of a slowdown in economic activity due to high-interest rates is real. It also impacts valuations. How to navigate these markets? Listen to Rohit Srivastava

Bear Market Or Correction For Nifty by Rohit Srivastava