Expect 21% Upside After This One-Day Crash

One group of stocks has already begun to soar after its recent nosedive. And we shouldn't expect the rally to end... [Stansberry Research Logo] Delivering World-Class Financial Research Since 1999 [DailyWealth] Editor's note: The markets and our offices will be closed tomorrow, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth. Your next issue of DailyWealth will publish on Thursday. We look forward to rejoining you soon. --------------------------------------------------------------- Expect 21% Upside After This One-Day Crash By Brett Eversole --------------------------------------------------------------- Narendra Modi won his first election as Indian prime minister 10 years ago. He ran on a platform of economic reform. His goal was to make it easier to do business in India. And based on the stock market, his efforts paid off... Indian stocks have returned more than 150%, including dividends, since Modi took power. That's less than the U.S.'s nearly 250% total return... But it absolutely crushes the meager 22% return of emerging markets over the same period. Put simply, Modi has been good for Indian stocks... at least, until recently. When he won a third term earlier this month, the Indian market crashed. That decline isn't likely to last, though. According to history, we should expect a double-digit gain in Indian stocks over the next year. Let me explain... --------------------------------------------------------------- Recommended Links: [Real Money Demo of Our Most Successful Research Service]( PGA Tour professional golfer Kevin Kisner will try to collect $4,000 in 60 seconds, without touching stocks, bonds, or any conventional investments up front. Win or lose, you can watch his entire transaction... and see how we've booked a 94% success rate since 2010. 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And the Indian stock market didn't like the news... The benchmark BSE SENSEX Index fell 6.3% in a single day when the news hit. That's one of the worst one-day falls on record. And it wiped away all the gains of 2024. Take a look... The crash was quick and painful. But as you can see, the market has already regained its prior highs. And we can expect the new rally to continue... That's because Indian stocks have a history of soaring after painful one-day declines. These setups don't happen often – just once every two years since 1979. However, they consistently lead to big gains... Most U.S. investors don't think much about India. Yet this market has a history of producing impressive returns. It has gained 9.5% per year since 1979... And that's in U.S.-dollar terms, which means currency distortions haven't thrown off the numbers. Still, if you buy at the right times, you can do much better than that. And today's setup is one of those times... Similar instances led to 6.4% gains in six months and 21.4% gains in a year. Those gains crush the typical buy-and-hold returns. Plus, stocks were higher a year later 82% of the time. Indian stocks have already begun to soar after their recent nosedive. And we shouldn't expect the rally to end. Instead, this is a market to consider right now... because 20%-plus gains are possible over the coming year. Good investing, Brett Eversole Further Reading Volatility just hit a major low. But this isn't the "calm before the storm." In fact, history shows that buying stocks in low-volatility environments can pay off in a big way... [Read more here](. Utilities have soared recently. Investors have high hopes for this sector, thanks to new energy demand from AI. But unlike the surge in Indian stocks, this rally may not be a good sign... [Learn more here](. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Tell us what you think of this content]( [We value our subscribers' feedback. 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