Archive · 26 Oct 2025
Fund Manager: Market Crash Fears Overstated
A financial expert, Akshat Shrivastava, believes a major market crash isn't likely.
He says the amount of money in the world is still growing, which usually means prices go up.
He also looks at which areas of the market are doing well like AI, semiconductors, and tech.
The expert is not worried about the U.S. dollar collapsing, because so much of the world's trade uses it.
He suggests investors shouldn't panic and should focus on the bigger picture of where money is moving in different investments.
Hedge fund manager Akshat Shrivastava dismisses fears of a massive market crash.
He suggests that the growth of money supply will continue to drive asset values up.
Shrivastava forecasts continued monetary growth in the next five years.
He believes the US dollar collapse is unlikely due to its widespread use in global trade.
The manager urges investors to avoid panic and look at the whole picture.
- Who
- Akshat Shrivastava, a hedge fund manager.
- What
- Argues against the prediction of a massive market crash and provides a positive outlook for market growth.
- When
- Between 2020 and 2025 (growth of money supply), and 2025 to 2030 (market analysis)
- Where
- The US and Indian markets are considered.
- Why
- To reassure investors and explain the reasoning behind the market's stability, and refute fears of a 30-40% crash.
- Source
- Hedge fund manager Akshat Shrivastava
- US Debt
- $38 trillion, projected to reach $50 trillion by 2030
- US Dollar Trade
- 70% of world trade
- India Market Expansion
- 9.5% CAGR between 2025 and 2030