Short Term Volatility Ahead! MySIPonline Notifies the Mutual Fund Investors


Posted May 11, 2019 by mysiponline

General Elections 2019 created quite a buzz among the Indian investors. MySIPonline, an online investment platform came forward to clear the confusion regarding the market volatility after the election results.

 
MySIPonline, an online mutual fund platform in India notifies the investors about the short-term volatility that will persist post the election results of 2019.

Ruling Party Vs Opposition Party; is currently the hot topic in the Dalal Street. Believe it or not, but election and mutual fund market are connected with each other which is also clearly visible if we turn around the history pages. In the General Election 2014, the finance market welcomed the new ruling party with open arms which resulted in market uptrend. Thus, elections always brings some sort of uncertainty in the mutual fund universe.

A senior market analysts at MySIPonline believes that the election month bought a lot of confusion for the investors as they are unsure about the behaviour of market trend. “We at MySIPonline decided to put all the confusions of mutual fund investors at rest. Our team analyzed the market behaviour on the basis of 4 scenarios that can happen in future.”, quotes Mr. Virendra Ranawat, the CEO of MySIPonline.

History Repeats Itself, and according to the financial experts of the company if the same happens in 2019 then the market is all set to experience the bullish trend. After General Elections 2014, when the ruling party came to power in majority the BSE Benchmark Index surged 4.6% growth in two months. Looking at the past performance, it is estimated that the trend might continue and the investors can achieve remarkable short term growth in their mutual funds.

If election polls are to be believed, there are higher chances this time that ruling party-led alliance will form the government. In such scenario, MySIPonline suggests investors that the mutual fund market will still show a slight jump and follow a bullish trend. The investors might gain marginal returns from the mutual funds.

Election results and mutual fund returns have one thing in common, that is they both are uncertain. Citizens of India might witness an overthrow of the ruling party by the opposition. This might sound as a nightmare for the investors but with a long term investment perspective they can easily surpass this hurdle, says an experienced financial experts at MySIPonline . It is estimated that the mutual fund market will showcase a sudden fall but only for a short period of time.

The early election poll also showed good probability of the formation of opposition party-led coalition in the general elections of 2019. As per the past performance of the market in the recent years, it is very hard to comment on the market conditions in this scenario. In 1999 and 2004 general elections when opposition party-lead coalition came to power, the SENSEX fell 3%-8% in the next two months. Moreover, in 2009 the SENSEX gained 17% after the results. Also, according to the financial experts, if the same happens in 2019 then the market might show a downtrend for a couple of months and soon will retain its path.

MySIPonline, a leading mutual fund investment platform urges the investors to continue their mutual fund investment. There will be volatility but for a shorter period of time. The investors with a long investment horizon can sit back and relax whereas the short term investors should pull up their socks to experience the roller coaster ride after the election results of 2019.

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Last Updated May 11, 2019