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Rohan Saha
Founder - Burn Inves... • 1y
For those who always say that the Indian market will never rise again and will become like Japan or China during market falls, let me tell you that there are differences between India, Japan, and China. Japan has its own problems, China has its own, and similarly, India has its own. At one time, Japan’s market was trading at a Price to Earnings ratio of 70 when a crash occurred (1989), and due to other economic problems, their market couldn’t rise again. But now, they have recovered. To those who worry about these things, I would say whether you are trading or investing, always respect market valuations; the market will take care of the rest. And for traders, one more thing: if you are trading, trade in multiple assets, not just equity or just commodities.
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