Russia-Ukraine War: What Dinshaw Irani, CEO of Helios India suggested for stock market investors

Dinshaw Irani, CEO, Helios India, spoke to Zee Business’ Managing Editor, Anil Singhvi, in an exclusive interview over the current situation of the stock market amidst the Ukraine Russia War.

Irani cited a book named ‘Triumph of the Optimists: 101 Years of Global Investment Returns,’ and a chapter out of the book, which talked about the situation of Japan and investment there.

He said that the chapter was based on pre-war Japan. If investors had invested in a pre-war Japan, the limits would have increased, but returns on equity would have been incomparable.

Additionally, he mentioned the war that happened in Iraq when the US first invaded Iraq on August 2, 1990. In the same month, shares of Bajaj saw a fall of 3-5 per cent, and the impact was already priced in.

Irani said that investors should not panic and stick with long term investment because if they sell now, they will have to incur losses. The war-like situation will pacify in a few days.

Because of the Russia-Ukraine crisis, commodities’ prices will definitely increase. Given that Russia is the largest importer of aluminium, copper and nickel. Rathi expects the conflict to increase inflation as a repercussion. 

Irani recommended investors to continue with their investment to maximize equity returns gradually. 

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 Zee Business (ZeeBusiness) February 24, 2022