M-cap up 29% since end-March 2014, against 72% rise in combined m-cap of all listed companies
However, risks are also increasing and could trigger a change in the trend seen so far
Valuations are steeper for foreign investors
Videocon Industries has debts of Rs 44,000 cr despite Rs 20,000 cr asset sales in last three years
Net profit growth decelerates to 8.6% on raw material cost pressure and weak demand
MNCs have cut back on fresh investment despite a sharp improvement in their profitability
In the past 5 years, payout has grown at 11.9% every year; net profit has declined at a rate of 0.6%
Bellwether index trading at P/E ratio of 22x; market cap to GDP at 81% is among highest in EMs
Index is trading at 21.3x its underlying trailing 12-mth earnings, against 20.9x on Nov 8 last year
Interest rate cuts have not reduced cost of funds for corporates in the past
Banks and financial services lose out to information technology and power firms
Biggest impact will be on the informal sector that accounts for the bulk of the GDP and employment
With Russia, the oil cartel accounts for 53% of world crude production, based on 2015 data
Nearly $50 bn loans due for repayment in FY17 & FY18, making India Inc liable to currency volatility
For second year in a row, BSE Sensex is likely to underperform Karachi, Dhaka stock indices
After a 500-basis point gain over the past six quarters, India Inc's Ebitda margins will be under pressure on rising metal and energy costs
Corporate indebtedness is now twice what it was before global financial crisis; banks' bad loans ratio is 3.5 times higher
GDP the only variable where the current government has kept pace with the previous one
The fear of appropriation by the government could force savers to move away from rupee to gold, real estate and dollar assets
The 2008 global financial crisis changed corporate India's earnings trajectory. Demonetisation has the potential to inflict similar damage