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Pawan Bharaddia\’s Equitree fund focuses on high-growth businesses with strong moats. Despite the market corrections, the fund consistently outperformed, delivering 55.33% TWRR. Expecting a bullish market in FY25 with sector rotations and wealth creation through stock picking. Baraddia says \”we believe that FY25 will be a year of ground-up stock picking for wealth creation and not a broad-based rally in the markets.\”

Naveen KR expects robust stock market performance in FY25 if election outcome aligns with public opinion. He is bullish on gold and PSU stocks, skeptical about market return moderation despite high valuations and strong earnings growth. He believes that the business fundamentals for mid and small cap companies are pretty strong.

Krishnan VR emphasizes the importance of order execution and actual earnings growth in the PSU sector. He discusses the moderation of market returns for FY25, predicting double-digit returns over the medium to long term. He further say that in the smallcap and midcap space, it is better to look at individual companies instead of generalizing from aggregate index valuations.

Emkay Capital Builder achieved impressive 16.75% CAGR returns, growing an initial Rs 1 crore investment to Rs 5.5 crore over 11 years. Sachin Shah provided insights on India\’s per capita income and outlined strategies for a prosperous future. He also says he anticipates accelerated growth in five key themes in the coming years, presenting exceptional opportunities for bottom-up stock selection and the creation of winning portfolios.

By Sudip Kar-Gupta

Mirae Asset Investment Managers are bullish on India\’s economy, emphasizing growth prospects. Ankit Jain sees opportunities in midcap companies, consumer, and financial services sectors. Positive outlook despite stretched valuations, with focus on earnings growth and investment opportunities in various sectors. Jain says: \”The 1-year forward P/E ratio for Nifty stands at 22.5x, while for the Midcap 100, it is 24.5x, representing a premium of 12-15% over their respective 10-year averages.\”