Crash was expected; stay calm and invested as market will revive soon: Sandeep Raina

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Sandeep Raina, executive vice president - research, Nuvama Professional Clients Group, says he is not worried much about the market crash on Wednesday..

It is not something to be worried about because one, a lot of participants had already expected these kinds of things to happen...

If the companies are growing at 20 odd percent irrespective of what is happening in the market and giving good ROCE of about 20 odd percent, doing good cash flows, I do not think we should be worried...

When you write the report and the stock is up 30% in just one month, the margin of safety comes down but these are the markets when actually you get lot of time to do a lot of good research and invest in good stocks and then you get time also to actually do more investing in those kind of stocks..

It is just that it has done well and they will continue to do well because there are a lot of people wanting to buy actual houses and the good part is that the affordability has improved significantly in the last two years and that is a very important thing to understand and that is a very important lever for us..

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