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Fund managers survey
We have done a mutual fund managers survey of 11 major AMCs fund
managers to gauge the overall view for the market in 2011. Based on their
feedback, the compiled views are as follows:
Broader Indian equity market on a
valuation scale
0
9
55
36
0
0
20
40
60
Grossly
Undervalued
Slightly
Undervalued
FairlyValued
Slightly
Overvalued
Grossly
Overvalued
(%)
Medium term (3 months) view
about the broader market
0
18
64
18
0
0
20
40
60
80
Very
bullish
Bullish
Neutral
Bearish
Very
B
earish
(%)
Asset allocation strategy to be
adopted
0
27
64
9
0
0
20
40
60
80
A B C D E
(%)
Year end BSE Sensex target
9
64
27
0 0
0
20
40
60
80
>20000
22000-
24000
18000-
22000
16000-
18000
20%
(%)
Corporate earnings growth expected
for FY12-13
9
27
55
0
0
20
40
60
Lessthan
10%
10-15%
15-20%
>20%
(%)
Preference towards large caps or
midcaps?
82
18
0
20
40
60
80
100
Largecaps
Midcaps
(%)
Will Indian equity markets
underperform other emerging markets in 2011?
18
82
0
20
40
60
80
100
Yes N
o
(%)
Which global equity market are
expected to outperform in 2011?
73
18
9
0
0
20
40
60
80
US
Brazil
China
Eu
ropean
co
untries
(%)
Benchmark 10 year G-Sec yields
range expected in the next 3 months?
27
45
27
0
0
20
40
60
Above
8.2
0%
8-8.2
0%
7.75-8%
Below
7.7
5%
(%)
Most of the fund managers are confident of 15-20% growth
over the next two years
Majority of the fund managers believe large-caps will
outperform in 2011 as midcaps may take time to recover
Majority of them believe India may continue to outperform
among its emerging market peers
Consensus believes that among other global market, US
equity markets are likely to outperform in CY11
Total 70% of fund managers believe Indian benchmark 10
year G-Sec yields will remain below 8.2%
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Over 6 months horizon, which
segment of the debt market is expect to deliver
better returns?
9 9
45
27
0
20
40
60
G-Sec
Fund
Income
Funds
Shortterm
Funds
Ultrashort
termf
unds
(%)
Asset class to outperform in 2011?
18 18 18
9
55
0
20
40
60
Indianequity
Globalequity
IndianDebt
Gold
Agro
commodities
(%)
Sector preference
Pharma IT
BFSI
Metals
FMCG
Auto
Telecom
Capital
Goods
Cement
OilandGas
Media
C
onstruction
Aviation
Most of the fund managers believe short-term and ultra
short-term funds will outperform in the next six months.
However, a majority of them believe that opportunityalso exist in longer duration funds
Opinion seems divided over outperformance among
Indian equity, global equity, Indian debt market and gold
in 2011
Pharma and IT are the most preferred sectors among fund
managers while cement, capital goods, construction,
media and aviation are least preferred. But they expect
further price erosion to be a buying opportunity in the
above mentioned sectors