India's Stock Markets Touch Record High; Surpass $5 Trillion in Valuation |Vantage with Palki Sharma

India's Stock Markets Touch Record High; Surpass $5 Trillion in Valuation | Vantage with Palki Sharma

Indian stocks have achieved a new record. This week, Indian stock markets surpassed the $5 trillion-mark in valuation. Only America, Japan and China have stock markets valued higher than the current market capitalisation of Indian stocks. Experts state that this growth is being driven by retail investors, who have increased their investments in Indian stocks significantly in recent years. In the last one year alone, the value of their assets has seen a 44% surge. India's stock markets were valued at $4 trillion in November, 2023. Palki Sharma tells you more.

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[rainieresguerra]

Congratulations India! 💯💥🔥 ~ From Philippines!

[passionatep]

Modi ji hai to mumkin hai ❤
Jai hind, vande mataram

[circuitworm]

💵💵💰💲💰 *India has got 1 Trillion dollars in 6 months*

[abhiksarkar]

❤❤❤looks like palki is investing also, she has knowledge also

[Canyouseemeanna]

This makes me happy because FDI is always a risk. So the fact that markets are stable despite short selling gives me confidence.

[vanmeetstalwar]

Minor Correction: BSE is Asia's oldest stock exchange, not just Bharat's (India's). Please let everyone know this through your voice and reach!

[TheMonoranjan]

Just imagine if 70% of all citizens start doing SIP

[AeonMusicRecord]

This is nothing, Indian stock market will hit $10T by 2030

[christianoronaldo]

How can I invest in India market? USA stock are declining since Covid and manipulated by big fishes and USA politicians

[akrish-zw]

Modi ji hai to mumkin hai
Jai hind, vande mataram

[kirtigupta]

Usually for growing markets, Mkt cap is between 1.1-1.3 x GDP. So, right now it's fairly valued if you take 1 year forward projections.
By 2030, GDP is expected to be $7.5 tn. So, Mkt. Cap will double from here to $10tn by 2030.
Needless to say, great quality Small Cap and Mid cap stocks will rise anywhere between 10 to 20x the current valuations.
Ladies and gentlemen we are in a long term Bull market which started from the bottom of 2020 and will culminate somewhere around 2028-2029. After a correction for a couple of years due to mainly global factors, stock market will again resume rally from 2031.

[suyashmaindargi]

Is Palki indirectly hinting Bull rally with those earrings? JK.

[TheMonoranjan]

Previously, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) would trigger market crashes to repurchase stocks at lower prices. However, now they are finding this strategy challenging due to the increasing influence of retail investors.

[GloryforSaffron_]

"It's a bull run, baby!!" 💸

[Fazlalinaqvi]

The %5 trillion dollars smells like curry😂

[shahzadkhalil]

The central government's debt was ₹155.6 trillion, or 57.1% of GDP, at the end of March 2023 and the debt of State governments was about 28% of GDP. As stated by the Finance Ministry, India's public debt-to-GDP ratio has barely increased from 81% in 2005-06 to 84% in 2021-22, and is back to 81% in 2022-23

[KapilSemwalPhotography-R]

First post: repost? Saw same yesterday.

[distortion]

This is wrong, we want buying opportunity 😅

[lelouchlamperouge]

‘Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth.’ - Jesus

[KijjiSale]

Hong Kong is a city of China palki not a country, for a city of 7 million and have 5 trillion before is alot bigger than India of 1.43 trillion