What
India’s Largest Hedge Fund Is Eyeing In 2019
’Andrew
Holland, the chief executive officer of Avendus Capital Alternate Strategies,
is positive on India’s equity market despite multiple stock routs in the U.S.
’Developed
markets will have a sentimental impact on emerging markets, but India’s
fundamentals, in the very short-term, are extremely positive for the markets,
he told BloombergQuint.
’India’s
benchmark equity index S&P BSE Sensex has risen 5.92 percent in 2018 so far
with multiple bouts of volatility owing to global trade developments, a
domestic liquidity crisis and assembly elections in five states. The country is
now heading into general elections in mid-2019.
“It's
not like we're rushing to the market, there are a lot of moving parts. It’s
going to be a volatile six months and it’s best to tread carefully,” he said,
adding that there are pockets of opportunity—fast moving consumer goods and
information technology stocks—where India’s largest hedge fund is looking to
deploy cash.
“Beaten
down stocks in the banking and auto sector are also starting to gain as sense
prevails,” Holland said. “That's where you're going to make the money in the
very short term.”
Here
are the other key highlights from the conversation:"Here are the other
key highlights from the conversation:
Low
oil prices are good for deficit and inflation.
Expect
U.S. Fed Chairman to be a lot more dovish
There
are good opportunities to enter stocks in India
Continue
to deploy cash carefully
More
liquidity driven market in the next 1-2 months
Expect
government to take some kind of measure In coming elections.
Happy Investing
Source:Moneycontrol.com
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