http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/time-to-be-cautious/408759/ Jitendra Kumar Gupta / Mumbai September 22, 2010, The phrase most experts use to describe the current rally in the markets is: “Probably, this time will be different.” On Tuesday, the Sensex closed over the physiologically important 20,000-mark, which is just about 1,200 points away from its all-time high of January 2008. While there are fundamental reasons that justify the rally, there are concerns as well, especially about the pace of rally and its sustainability in the near term. Positively, there is a clear difference in the rally of 2008 and the current one, with the latter on solid ground. “In 2008, dreams were being bought. It was frenzied — people were jumping in as if there was no tomorrow. At this point, there are no bubbles. But the pace of the rise has been scorching, so it might correct a bit,” says Gul Teckchandani, an investment expert. “In 2008, everything – commodity prices, global econ...