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When would the markets recover?

Amit Trivedi
Owner, Karmayog Knowledge Academy
April 3, 2020

Reading Time: 6 minutes At almost all times, especially testing times like these, the world expects us advisors to know what is going to happen and when. And when the markets have fallen to the extent they have now, we are asked one question more than anything else- “When will the market recover?”. In today’s wonderful piece, Mr. Amit Trivedi takes us through the History of some major events-driven market falls and uses mathematics to explain the concept of the actual fall in values of securities. Using these two, we can first understand what has happened in the past, how have things changed since and what is happening now. Which then leads to an interesting question of whether we can know what is going to happen and when..Read on to know more..

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