FII stake in India's 10 biggest stocks hits 20-year low. Time to go against the crowd?
Foreign investors are holding their lowest stake in India's top 10 companies in two decades, coinciding with valuations dipping below long-term averages. This presents a potential contrarian opportunity for long-term investors, as these high-quality stocks now appear undervalued. Experts suggest this under-ownership could reverse, leading to outperformance by large-caps, especially as geopolitical risks subside and the rupee stabilizes.
Foreign investors are holding their lowest stake in India's top 10 companies in two decades, coinciding with valuations dipping below long-term averages. This presents a potential contrarian opportunity for long-term investors, as these high-quality stocks now appear undervalued. Experts suggest this under-ownership could reverse, leading to outperformance by large-caps, especially as geopolitical risks subside and the rupee stabilizes.
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