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    • Market-cap-to-GDP ratio lowest in 10 years: time to buy or turn cautious?

      The market-cap-to-GDP ratio has declined swiftly – from 79 percent as of FY19 to 56 percent (FY20 GDP) – much below the long-term average of 75 percent

    • Stay with equities! 3 potential signs which suggest we are near a bottom

      Current market cap to GDP ratio stood at 54%, last seen only in the 2008 crisis. Usually, through the cycles it oscillates between 50% to 150%.

    • Buying fear: This Warren Buffett indicator hints a bottom, but are we there yet?

      The bottom could be some time away because we have fallen just 30 percent in 2 months while history suggests that bottom formation has taken anywhere between 10-27 months.

    • India becomes world's 7th largest stock market by mcap; stocks that could benefit from its rise

      The US dominates the global ranking, with $27 trillion mcap, followed by China, Japan, Hong Kong, UK, France and India.

    • One measure that shows we're not facing 2008-like crash: DSPBR

      Even as some analysts have come out and said -- in light of recent global macro turbulence -- that equity markets are poised for a 2008-like crash, one of the country's leading fund managers is not being so pessimistic.

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