
Accumulate metals, private banks, and electronics manufacturing as equities remain range-bound. Use gold as a primary hedge against geopolitical tensions.
Amid persistent geopolitical tensions, Indian markets are grappling with a strategic question: buy the dip or wait on the sidelines? Market expert Jitendra Gohil points to India's relative underperformance, attributing it to the nation's limited direct participation in the current global artificial intelligence and defence sector upswings. For investors navigating this environment, Gohil recommends a disciplined approach. He advises accumulating sectors like metals, private sector banks, and electronics manufacturing services on market declines. Furthermore, he maintains a strongly positive long-term view on gold, suggesting investors should 'keep buying gold on dips' as a primary hedge. Overall, Gohil anticipates equities will remain range-bound in the near to medium term, underscoring the need for selective stock picking over broad market bets.
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