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Markets Discussions
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:green_circle: 2000: 3,972.12

:green_circle: 2001: 3,262.33

:green_circle: 2002: 3,377.28

:green_circle: 2003: 5,838.96

:green_circle: 2004: 6,602.69

:green_circle: 2005: 9,397.93

:green_circle: 2006: 13,786.91

:green_circle: 2007: 20,286.99

:green_circle: 2008: 9,647.31

:green_circle: 2009: 17,464.81

:green_circle: 2010: 20,509.09

:green_circle: 2011: 15,454.92

:green_circle: 2012: 19,426.71

:green_circle: 2013: 21,170.68

:green_circle: 2014: 27,499.42

:green_circle: 2015: 26,117.54

:green_circle: 2016: 26,626.46

:green_circle: 2017: 34,056.83

:green_circle: 2018: 36,068.33

:green_circle: 2019: 41,253.74

:green_circle: 2020: 47,751.33

:green_circle: 2021: 58,253.82

:green_circle: 2022: 60,840.74

:green_circle: 2023: 72,240.26

:green_circle: 2024: 78,484.98

:green_circle: 2025: 85,220.60

A CAGR of 13% in my view it will touch 1,00,000 by end of this year.:chart_increasing: What’s your take on this folks?

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Parliamentary elections are scheduled for 2029, so markets may begin to stagnate from 2028 onward.

If policymakers or market forces want the index to reach 100,000, it would likely need to happen by 2026 or 2027.

Because 100,000 is a psychologically large number, there is a possibility that BSE could rebalance or rebase the Sensex to keep the number of digits lower.