ETMarkets Smart Talk: History suggests that Indian markets have done well in the first year following election: Anshul Arzare

Anshul Arzare advises investors to focus on economic growth, fundamentals, and investor confidence, and not get swayed by short-term volatility. Indian markets show positive trends with rising domestic investments and GDP expected to grow at 7% in FY25. Arzare says: “Empirically research suggests that in the long-term, ‘buying the dip’ is a good strategy when stock market corrections are caused by sentimental or geopolitical concerns.”