According to Varun Goel of Karvy , the sensex target level is based on the expected strong macro-economic growth and also equally strong rise in earnings of the sensex companies.
Goel believes in the current fiscal (FY15), India's GDP would grow at 6% from 4.7% last year.
With an inflation rate of 7%, the nominal GDP growth would be 13% and the earnings of sensex companies would be about 15%. "We would believe that earnings growth for the next 5-6 years business cycle should be at least 20% per annum, considering the economy will revive from a very low base," Goel wrote in a note.
This could be boosted even more if the infrastructure cycle revives quickly . In that case, the earnings growth could even touch 25%.
"A multiple re-rating is also possible as cost of equity goes down in the next few years with the decrease in risk-free rate.
An earnings growth between 20-25% and (the price-to-earnings) multiple re-rating from 15x to 16-17x in the next few years can lead to a 25% compounding of sensex returns, which will take it to 100,000 levels by 2020," the note said.
Karvy expects a new bull cycle to begin in 2014, supported by a strong export sector, revival in investment activity, continued recovery in US and a stable Euro area are significant positives for equity markets.
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