Sensex at 200,000 in 10 Years: Raamdeo Agrawal

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Sensex at 200,000 in 10 Years: Raamdeo Agrawal

By Aditya Raghunath

Investing.com -- Raamdeo Agrawal, Chairman of Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd (NS: MOFS ), said that he sees the BSE Sensex 30 growing to 200,000 in 10 years. He says a healthy growth in corporate profits at 15% CAGR (compounded annual growth rate) aided by favourable demographics will help quadruple the Sensex from current levels.

 He cautioned investors to not bet against India at a virtual event organized by the firm. He said, ““I have seen Sensex move from 100 to 52,000 now in the last 40 years...it doesn’t go in a straight line...there can be speed and slowdowns...India is an amazing opportunity.”

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a blip in the grand scheme of things and it has been painful but right now it is a known beast compared to last year when the first wave had hit the world. Fiscal policies to help revive the economy are bearing fruit and vaccination drives are marking the beginning of the end of the pandemic.

“Fiscal response of the government is clearly visible ... RBI is ensuring sufficient liquidity,” said Agrawal. “We expect a Kshaped recovery in some sectors and larger businesses will recover faster,” he added.

He added that India’s strong democratic structure plus the young population in the country will continue to drive growth to boost the Sensex to 200,000.

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  • chabi kant @chabi kant
    What is meant to kshaped recovery
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  • Pradeep Rao @Pradeep Rao
    Real estate and stock market bubbles should burst.. then we can expect real growth
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  • Siddharth Chavan @Siddharth Chavan
    But are companies going to worth that much in 5 years. No.
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  • Arpit jain @Arpit jain
    its easy to say bse will touch 1 lac in 10 years. RBI already said that markets are totally overvalued and this bubble can burst anytime soon
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  • SHOWKATH ALI @SHOWKATH ALI
    He talking very positive if you ask his company Motilal oswal they will tell negatively that Nature all mask wears.......Thousands of people are lay off by his company ....
    Like 1
  • Prashant Kumar @Prashant Kumar
    auto data is very bad but look at autonifty  it is very strong. becaue of only put-call, put-call. pure gambleing in market.
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  • Prashant Kumar @Prashant Kumar
    yes this possible only in 2 years. for that every indian have to reg. him self in bse,nse and play put-call, put-call.
    Like 0

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