During Samvat 2065, equities gave returns of almost 100%, Silver 73% & Gold 34%. During Samvat 2064, Sensex gave negative returns of 55%, silver too remained in the negative territory with minus 20% returns but Gold yielded positive returns of 20%.
despite stock market experiencing high volatility during the year, Sensex was able to give maximum returns on investments. The Samvat 2065 opened with a positive note with markets rising by 5% on Muhurat Trading last year. Thereafter, markets showed a positive recovery from November 2008 to the start of January 2009. However, the markets dipped from January to March. It was after a gap of eight months that FIIs registered a positive inflow of Rs.1,600Cr in December 2008. But during January-March 2009, the markets witnessed a negative inflow and made its bottom. Since then, the markets have seen a sharp recovery and yielded almost 100% returns as per Monday’s closing level. FIIs have pumped in more then $13 billion in the Indian equities since then.
The next 2 years will be even better than what we have seen upto now. I would suggest that atleast 60% of savings should go to equities. However, follow some golden rules of stock markets. Also Read - Why is the Equity Investment best option for wealth creation?
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