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ET Alpha Wealth Summit: Markets are best played by optimists, says Samir Arora on India's investment outlook
Helios Capital founder Samir Arora believes investor pessimism toward India is driven more by a “negative halo effect” than weakening fundamentals. Speaking at the ET Alpha Wealth Summit, he argued that concerns around AI, valuations and FII selling are overstated, while Indias long-term earnings and growth story remains intact.
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ET Alpha Wealth Summit: Markets are best played by optimists, says Samir Arora on India's investment outlook
Helios Capital founder Samir Arora believes investor pessimism toward India is driven more by a “negative halo effect” than weakening fundamentals. Speaking at the ET Alpha Wealth…