Pre-poll investing gathers pace in India
Investors have traditionally made money in the run-up to elections and are expected to again reap gains during the 2019 general election. BY HARISH MEHTA
THE great Indian election carnival in the stock market - which happens once in five years during the general election campaign - has begun with investors eagerly picking stocks because there is no better time to make money.
The investors entering the stock market in the run-up to the general election of 2019 should win big, regardless of whether Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling party attains an absolute majority, or it forms a weak coalition government.
Investors are forecast to triumph,…
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