Learnings from this chapter

  1. Sector diversification within India reduces industry risk, but all sectors remain tied to the same economic system. During broad stress, they often move together. 
  2. The Indian market is concentrated in financial services, IT, and consumption. Several global industries, such as semiconductors, biotechnology, aerospace, and global luxury, are not available at scale domestically. 
  3. Many global companies that Indians use daily are not listed in India. Owning them requires access to overseas markets. 
  4. Asset allocation across equity, debt, and gold improves stability, but the structure of the equity portion drives long-term growth. 
  5. Adding global equities expands sector access and reduces dependence on a single economy.

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