Some of the biggest names on Wall Street all love the same stock market

Taking a longer view, the benchmark Sensex index has rallied over 240% since the 2008 financial crisis. But unlike US markets, which have also climbed, investors think the best is yet to come for Indian markets.

In an interview with Indian news channel ET Now, billionaire investor Warren Buffett described India as a “huge, enormous market.” He also said “the potential for India is incredible.”

The Oracle of Omaha added he would “hop on a plane” to India in a moment’s notice for the right investment opportunity. “If you tell me a wonderful company in India that might be available for sale, I’ll be there tomorrow,” he said.

In a recent interview with Business Insider, Martin Gilbert, the head of the UK-based Aberdeen Asset Management, said India is the best market out of all emerging markets. He told Business Insider, “India quietly grows at 6%, 7%, a year.”

“There’s great companies to invest in, whether that’s HDFC, Unilever Hindustan, ICICI, and then in the bond markets, the dollar-denominated government bonds compare very favorably with developed market bonds,” he added.

Jeff Gundlach, founder and chief executive officer of DoubleLine Capital, named India as his “favorite stock market.”

“My favorite stock market — India — that I’ve been touting now for years is doing great this year,” Gundlach told CNBC’s Scott Wapner on Fast Money’s Half-Time Report in March.