15% Return मिल सकता है क्या If GDP growth slow हो जाए ? (Part 2)| stock market for beginners

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In the last video on Why we assume 15% return from Stock market (Index Fund), we explained to our Viewers (Stock market Beginners mostly) as to why we believe 15% Return is a reasonable assumption.

We talked about how the return of Index Fund is likely to 15% as has been the case since 1980 because Nominal GDP growth has been 15% but it is vital to understand that this may change depending on GDP growth and inflation going in the future.

Our reasoning provided to Stock market beginners viewing our videos and for others too, for why we assume 15% Growth is based on historical nominal GDP growth and the change in it will result in expectations from the Index Funds.

A logical question that arises from the above reasoning is that What will happen if GDP growth slows down, How much will the impact be and will we have to revise our assumption of a 15% Return from the Stock market i.e - Index Funds if that occurs?

This video on What happens if the GDP growth slows down will explain the idea that even if GDP slows down, return may still remain 15% depending on reasons explained in the video.

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