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investment strategy: Ditch FOMO, this is not the time for taking active calls: Maneesh Dangi

investment strategy: Ditch FOMO, this is not the time for taking active calls: Maneesh Dangi
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RBI: A $25 billion fund manager says market is wrong on RBI-hike bets

The growing market wagers about the most aggressive interest-rate tightening in India of any nation in Asia are wrong, according to Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC. Five-year interest-rate swaps jumped to 5.42 per cent on March 8, the highest in more than a year, reflecting surging expectations of a tighter monetary policy, and were at 5.32 per cent on Monday. “Markets are mispricing quick rate hikes,” said Maneesh Dangi, co-chief investment officer at Aditya Birla. Dangi, who oversees 1.8 trillion rupees of debt assets ($25 billion), expects the policy rates to remain low for longer as the central bank prioritizes a nascent economic recovery over signs of perking inflation.

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stock market crash: Use market crash as opportunity to dial risk if you missed it earlier: Maneesh Dangi

stock market crash: Use market crash as opportunity to dial risk if you missed it earlier: Maneesh Dangi
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mutual funds: Maneesh Dangi on equity bubble, inflation risks and rich valuations

When we met in September-October, you made a serious case for re-visiting equities. Why should one not sell equities? My template of investing is to buy valuations and sell macro. I do not buy stocks directly, I buy markets and then my suggestion is do not sell your positions until the macro has turned bad. The argument against equity going around now is that it is a bubble and I have said many times that it is not. Some like me argue that equity markets are always pricked by central bankers as they start to see inflation at some point in time. Now, would there be inflation any time soon? The macro watchers say look at the money growth it is 20% up; look at the huge fiscal stimulus by developed economies and also emerging market economies; look at the commodity prices – copper prices are up 70%, oil has doubled in the last six-seven months. All of that would result in inflation, goes the argument.

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