MARK MOBIUS
Sensex target is 1 lakh by December 2025 if bulls keep running at historical CAGR
Sensex surged from 70,000 to 80,000 in under 7 months, hinting at a potential reach of 1 lakh by December 2025 with a 16% historical CAGR. Since its inception at 100 in April 1979, it has grown 800 times at a 15.9% CAGR, suggesting a future landmark by December next year.
Sensex vs Silver vs Bitcoin: Who will hit the 1 lakh mark first?
Silver appears closest to achieving the 1 lakh milestone, with experts suggesting it could outpace both the Sensex and Bitcoin. Despite retracing from its lifetime high, MCX Silver maintains a 19% YTD gain. Meanwhile, the Sensex has gained 6.3% in 2024, while Bitcoin surged by 61%.
Sensex may hit 1 lakh before 5 years, thinner Modi 3.0 doesn't mean end of bull run: Mark Mobius
There is an old saying, the best time to buy is when others are selling at a very unhappy period. And the best time to sell is when everyone is greedily buying. So, you have got to keep those principles in mind. Otherwise, you will get caught up with the herd.
Stock market may have bottomed out, start hunting for bargains: Mark Mobius
Following the Lok Sabha election's depressive impact on markets, Mark Mobius suggests India remains a promising investment hub. He advises seizing opportunities amid the downturn, particularly in construction sectors, emphasizing the nation's infrastructure needs. Mobius remains cautious about policy shifts under a fractured mandate but sees resilience in IT and tech stocks. Contrary to brokerage warnings, he believes in India's long-term growth potential, confident in its appeal to foreign investors despite political uncertainties.
Bull run intact! Mark Mobius predicts Sensex hitting 1 lakh under Modi 3.0
The shocker in election results has made investors wonder whether India will remain FII favourite among all emerging markets. Billionaire investor Mark Mobius says FIIs are not going anywhere and won't derate India because the long-term growth story is intact, and they want t...
Bears Stranglehold: Will markets fall 10% and should you worry?
Markets rebounded on Wednesday after a steep decline, but experts warn of a possible 10% correction. With PM Narendra Modi set to take oath on June 8, market assurance remains a key factor.
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Mark Mobius turns bullish on Chinese stocks amid recent rally
Mark Mobius turned bullish on Chinese equities, citing confidence in the recent rebound after advising investors to avoid them in April.
Election Jitters! A 15-20% correction is okay, look beyond June 4: Experts
Motilal Oswal Financial Services Chairman & Co-Founder Raamdeo Agrawal said that post-election will be a "very interesting time though things may have extended a little bit and it is quite possible that the next quarter or two could be slow.
Not booking any profits now; more money coming in which have to be put to work: Mark Mobius
Mark Mobius says not booking any profits because they have more money coming in and they have to put it to work. ans that is not a problem because the markets are very deep now and we can see lots of opportunity, not only in India, but in other parts of the world.
Why Mark Mobius will be looking at largecaps going forward
Mark Mobius discusses the potential of largecaps in India, particularly in the infrastructure and power sectors. He highlights NHPC's entry into hydropower and emphasizes global growth opportunities, while addressing the valuations of public sector entities. Mobius suggests one should keep some cash on the side in the event of a correction where you can buy at much lower prices.
Mark Mobius expands portfolio; finds telecom stocks attractive; adds RattanIndia and Waaree Renewables
Mark Mobius, Chairman of Mobius Emerging Opportunities Fund, discusses the growth opportunities in India, particularly in the telecom, infrastructure, and power sectors. He emphasizes transparency concerns in avoiding bank stocks and highlights the potential impact of Modi's election outcome on the market. Mobius says the power sector is going from strength to strength in every area of material.
Mark Mobius on why FIIs are fleeing Indian stocks; sectors he's avoiding now
Ace investor Mark Mobius is bullish on the India story and is certain that PM Narendra Modi-led BJP will be reelected in 2024. In a recent interview, Mobius who runs Mobius Capital Partners said investors have to be ready for the corrections within a bull market.
Ace investor Mark Mobius plans a new venture in Dubai
Dubai, where Mark Mobius has lived for the past three years, has emerged as a favored destination for investment banks, asset managers and hedge fund traders, who are drawn by its ease of doing business, tax-free status and allure as a global travel hub. It’s also a more friendly time zone for portfolio managers who have global investments spanning North America to Asia.
Expect it to be business as usual in India and life will go on with Modi in charge: Mark Mobius
“We are seeing the likes of Starbucks and other fast food organizations coming into India because they realize that Indians now have the money to consume these services. It is best to look at the higher end spectrum in the food sector, and particularly in those food sectors that are using technology for service, whether it be delivery, whether it be services within restaurants, et cetera.”
India is one of the best markets in the world, if not the best to be invested in: Mark Mobius
“If somebody can put their money in the bank and get 5%, it is difficult to put more money into India or for that matter, any other market. So there is a great sucking sound that is taking place around the world. The US dollar is so strong against currencies around the world but this is temporary. Interest rates will come down eventually and you will see money coming back in.”
Mark Mobius plans to step back from Mobius Capital Partners
Mobius, 87, set up his investment management firm in 2018 after retiring from Franklin Templeton Investments, with a goal of raising about $1 billion within two to three years. The focus of the fund was developing regions such as China, India, Latin America and frontier markets.
Mark Mobius calls India safe haven for investors
Calling India a "land of opportunities and innovation", he said that his optimism about India is driven by the stable government and young demographic, with an average age of 27 years.
A veteran emerging market investor sees India as safe haven
Mark Mobius, a seasoned emerging market investor, views India as a safe haven for investment amidst global challenges. India ranks as the second-largest portfolio in Mobius Capital Partners after Taiwan. India can become a big gainer from businesses or manufacturing companies moving away from China, he added.
Ultra-bullish on India! Mark Mobius sees Sensex hitting 1,00,000 mark in 5 years
“We are very positive on India...India is the second largest in our portfolio, and we have made a lot of money in the last two years. So, we are very positive on the Indian economy and companies,” Mobius said while speaking at the Morningstar Investment Conference.
Apple's India map provider surges 104% in over 6 months as it rivals Google’s product
Shares of MapmyIndia, formally known as CE Info Systems Ltd., have risen about 104% from the end of March, adding around $675 million in market value on demand for its consumer-facing app Mappls. Some analysts and investors are betting on the company’s domestic growth opportunity, while others view its price tag as a barrier.
Mind Over Money: What keeps 86-year-old star money manager Mark Mobius mentally fit
Dr Mark Mobius, the founder of Mobius Capital Partners, maintains his mental and physical fitness by learning new things, travelling, stationary cycling and weight training. Managing $300m in assets under management (AUM) across countries, Mobius advises fund managers not to put themselves under high pressure, to tell investors not to expect quick results, and be prepared to face market downturns.
Nilesh Shah on why you should never predict the market
Nilesh Shah of Kotak AMC has advised people not to try to predict the market, stating that more often than not, they will be wrong. Shah also emphasised the importance of management and governance, saying that people need to begin respecting these elements more in order to limit losses and make money in the stock market. His comments come in response to predictions made by other experts, including Chris Wood, who recently suggested that the Sensex index could hit 100,000 within the next five years.
Why D-Street mavens are confident of Sensex hitting 'magical' 1,00,000 mark
Experts including Chris Wood, Mark Mobius, Shankar Sharma, and Sandip Sabharwal predict that BSE Sensex could hit 100,000 within the next 4-5 years, taking into account the strong economic growth of India. Wood said that the 30-stock index reaching the 100,000 mark in 5 years was reasonable, and Mobius believes that the good companies in India will likely grow at double the country's rate. While Sharma was "absolutely certain" that Sensex would reach the 1 lakh mark. Sabharwal noted that even a conservative prediction for the GDP growth rate at 7% over the next 5 years could lead to a strong possibility of Sensex hitting 100,000.
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