Udaipur, May 8, 2025 - While the Indian stock markets continue to be extremely volatile, oscillating between gains and losses, there has been no major crash post the strikes by India on terror camps within Pakistan and PoK during Operation Sindoor. There were initial jitters in the markets. However, despite heightened geopolitical concerns and airspace restrictions, investor sentiment remains cautious but resilient. 

What is the expert view on the markets currently. Amritaya Investments analyses the trend:

1. Kargil War (May 1999)

Markets panicked short-term:

1 M (Month) before: -8.3%

1 M after: +16.5% | 3M: +34.5% | 12M: +29.4%

Lesson: Strong rebound after initial fear.

2. Parliament Attack (Dec 2001)

1M before: +10.1%

1M after: -0.8%

3M: +5.3% | 6M: +8.2%

Lesson: Short dip, steady recovery.

3. Mumbai 26/11 Attacks (Nov 2008)

Markets held up despite global crisis:

1M before: +9%

12M after: +81.9%

Lesson: Long-term investors rewarded.

4. Uri Attack & Surgical Strikes (Sep 2016)

Mixed short-term, but solid 12-month gains:

1M after: -1.2%

12M after: +15.6%

Lesson: Long-term growth remains intact.

5. Pulwama Attack & Balakot Strikes (Feb 2019)

Initial fear reversed quickly:

1M before: -1.3%

1M after: +6.3% | 12M: +12.7%

Lesson: Markets bounce back with resilience.

6. Current Tensions (2025)

Looking at history, every conflict eventually led to market recovery or strong long-term gains.

✅ Long-term view is looking positive. Stay calm. Don't let headlines shake your portfolio. History supports patience.

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