Expert Sandip Sabharwal believes that India's higher growth trajectory will attract more risk money due to its shareholder protection structure, unlike China. Railway stocks may have stretched valuations due to the small market cap and low floating stocks, but long-term growth prospects remain positive. LIC's move to go public has raised questions about shareholder value, as the company continues to lose market share in more profitable segments. While the foreign funds may have been drawn to China's cheap stocks, India's higher growth potential is likely to attract more risk money in the long run.