Market Expert Advises Against Chasing Asset Rallies
TL;DR
- S Naren warns against investing in assets after major price surges.
- Silver experienced a 216% increase followed by a 27% decline.
- Investors are encouraged to prioritize unpopular assets.
- Gold remains a recommended component for balanced portfolios.
ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund's S Naren recently cautioned investors against the trend of buying assets immediately following significant price rallies.
He pointed to the recent performance of silver, which saw a 216% jump that attracted high ETF inflows, only to be followed by a 27% correction.
During the ET Wealth Expo, Naren emphasized that effective asset allocation involves focusing on unpopular assets rather than those currently experiencing peak interest.
He further noted that gold continues to be a valuable asset to include in a well-rounded investment strategy.
Why It Matters
This advice highlights the risks of market volatility and the importance of strategic asset allocation, which is a critical consideration for investors in India and abroad looking to manage their portfolios amidst fluctuating commodity prices.
Oct 31, 2026 · Updated 10/31/2026, 7:01:34 AM · Reported with: The Economic Times Markets
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