September 22, 2025
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Chris Wood, Chief Strategist of CLSA, has said that he has allocated 41% of the portfolio to Indian stocks on the basis of a 5 year bull market. He has also identified 5 stocks that he is most bullish on
Chris Wood, Chief Strategist of CLSA, has said that he has allocated 41% of the portfolio to Indian stocks on the basis of a 5 year bull market. He has also identified 5 stocks that he is most bullish on




Chris Wood of CLSA, in an interview with ET Now, made it clear that he is viewing India as a five-year story under NAMO. He said that he has allocated 41 per cent of the portfolio to Indian stocks.

Chris Wood added that his confidence in India came from Narendra Modi. He pointed out that Modi is the most pro-business, pro-investment political leader in the world today. So in all likelihood he would get the investment cycle going again, Chris added.

Chris warned that as we are coming close to the end of the QE tapering in the US, there is a risk of a stock market correction.

Chris Wood suggested that such stock market corrections need not be a cause of concern because he is viewing India as a five-year story given the fact that Modi has been elected for five years.

Chris identified CLSA favourite sectors as being banks, autos and public sector undertaking companies. Among stocks, CLSA is bullish on Larsen & Toubro, ICICI Bank, SBI, Grasim, Bharti Airtel, ONGC etc.

(Image Credit: ET)
(Image Credit: ET)

6 thoughts on “Top 5 Stock Picks Of Chris Wood Of CLSA

  1. What is so big deal in identifying these stocks… anyone who will spend 3 months actively in stock market can identify these…

  2. Chris is correct in saying that in the regime of Mr. Modi In Indian market will do well provided Mr. U.N Singapore remain sebi chairman and get the investors awareness mission succeed where not the investors but mostly distributors are called for by Mutual funds Houses contrary to this mission

    1. Doctor could you please elucidate what you mean in this comment what with Singapore and mutual funds and distributors being involved ?

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