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Don't Fear US Slowdown: Stay Invested, Advise
24 Nov
Summary
- Market expert advises staying invested despite global fears and mixed earnings.
- Defense, auto ancillary, and engineering stocks performed well recently.
- AI adoption is exponential; a bubble is not imminent, says the expert.

A seasoned market expert advises investors to remain invested, dismissing broad macroeconomic fears and mixed company earnings as reasons to divest. The focus should be on individual stock performance, with some sectors like defense, auto ancillary, and engineering showing strong results. The expert advocates for a long-term perspective, even through occasional poor quarters, as long as the underlying business stories remain intact.
Concerns about a potential AI bubble are acknowledged, but the expert believes it is not imminent. Exponential adoption across various sectors and increasing data center utilization indicate continued growth. This contrasts with the dot-com bubble, where overcapacity was a significant issue. The current trend is expected to persist, suggesting that markets have not topped out despite high P/E ratios in some digital businesses.
For those lacking time for stock picking, investing in index funds or passive funds is recommended for market exposure. However, for wealth creation, active stock selection is deemed crucial. The expert also notes that domestic liquidity remains strong, buffering the market from potential foreign institutional investor (FPI) sell-offs, and anticipates interest rates may decrease as inflation is under control.



