متاح الآن! بحث تيليغرام 2025 — أهم رؤى العام 
Hidden Multibagger Stocks by Devendra (RA: INH000026488)
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"Belrise Industries" saw an increase in FII and DII shareholding in the December quarter, which indicates strong conviction and confidence among large institutional investors in the company’s future prospects.💥💥
" Interarch Building Solutions " Multibagger stock strong move after posting very good Q3 result..🚀🚀
"Transrail Lighting " Multibagger stock is showing signs of a strong recovery.🚀
The stock was underperforming without any reason, despite delivering strong results and maintaining a robust order book. In a bear market, even fundamentally strong stocks tend to underperform due to weak overall sentiment.
"MTAR Technologies" heading toward a bull run after posting an outstanding Q3 result, with both FIIs and DIIs having substantially increased their shareholding.🚀
Today’s strong move in the market is driven by optimism around the India–US trade deal. However, this does not necessarily mark the start of a bull run. In my view, this rally appears to be a FOMO-driven move, largely led by DII and retail investors who are highly excited about the trade deal.
In reality, the market ultimately looks for earnings growth and reasonable valuations, and both are still missing. To judge whether today’s move is sustainable, the first thing to observe is whether the market is able to hold its morning gains, or if those gains are completely wiped out by the end of the day.
Today’s FII data is extremely important. If FIIs continue to sell despite the rally, it would indicate that this move is only temporary. DII buying may be strong today, supported by enthusiastic retail participation, but without FII support, a genuine bull run cannot begin.
We will closely monitor FII activity to understand whether this rally has the strength to sustain or not.
💥The following stocks are outperforming today as they are expected to benefit from the US–India trade deal.💥
1. Garware Hi-Tech
2. Balkrishna Industries
3. Camlin Fine
4. Yasho Industries
5. M & B Engineering
6. Pokarna
7. Goldiam International
8. Waaree Energy
9. Avalon Technologies
10. Faze Three
11. Gokaldas Exports
12. KPR Mill
13. Kitex Garments
14. Pearl Global
15. Welspun Living
💥Top Sectors Contributing to US Imports from India and Why These Sector Stocks May Outperform in the Short Term After an India–US Trade Deal💥
👉Engineering Goods :
Engineering goods form the largest share of India’s exports to the US. This segment includes auto components, industrial machinery, and electrical equipment, supported by strong and consistent demand from American manufacturers.
👉Electronics:
Electronics is one of the fastest-growing export segments. Growth is being driven by telecom equipment, consumer electronics, and industrial electronic components, aided by global supply-chain diversification.
👉Gems and Jewelry:
Gems and jewelry exports—covering diamonds, gold, and precious stones—account for a significant share of export value.
👉Pharmaceuticals:
India remains a key supplier of generic medicines and Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) to the US. Cost competitiveness, regulatory approvals, and stable demand make this a high-importance sector, with potential upside if trade barriers are eased.
👉Textiles and Apparel:
Textiles and apparel are major export contributors, with a high dependence on the US market. Cotton, synthetic fabrics, garments, and handloom products dominate this segment, and better market access could improve margins and volumes in the short term.
👉Petroleum Products:
Refined petroleum products, including processed fuels and light crude derivatives, represent a substantial portion of export volumes to the US. Strong refining capacity and favorable trade flows could support near-term gains in related stocks.
👉Chemicals and Petrochemicals:
Exports of organic chemicals and agrochemicals are steadily rising. Many Indian companies are benefiting from global supply-chain realignment, and a trade deal could further enhance export visibility and short-term stock performance.
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" Interarch Building Solutions " Posted very good Q3 result..Interarch Building Solutions has been consistently delivering very strong quarterly results, yet the stock price is not moving up sustainably. Whenever the price rises, it falls back again. This is happening because we are in a bear phase. In a bear market, even stocks with outstanding results do not move consistently.
If this were a bull phase, we would have already seen multibagger returns in such stocks. This is why I have decided to book profits regularly during the next bear phase instead of holding with a long-term view. Otherwise, all accumulated gains can get wiped out.
We will plan to re-enter again in same stocks at the end of the bear phase, when the market crashes and valuations become attractive, just before the next bull run begins.
" Transrail lighting " Posted very good Q3 result...
FII selling is continuing in February as well. FIIs sold consistently throughout January 2026 which we had predicted. If FIIs are selling in a particular month, investors should not expect profits in that months and volatility will remain high.
In my view, February and March are likely to be the months during which the market forms a bottom. The Smallcap 250 index has already corrected significantly, and I expect a further correction of around 1,000–2,000 points. Today’s market recovery is merely a pullback due to oversold conditions. Such pullbacks are normal when markets become oversold and should not be mistaken for a trend reversal.
Many retail investors entered commodity during peak euphoria and excessive hype on social media. This is a common mistake. Commodities are highly risky assets, driven by global demand–supply dynamics and often influenced by large players. Prices can change sharply due to international events or policy decisions. Commodity and metal prices rarely sustain high levels over the long term and are inherently cyclical in nature.
At present, only the Indian equity market is approaching attractive valuation levels. The market has been undergoing both price and time correction for more than a year. I believe that over the next couple of months, we can complete a meaningful and healthy correction.
Many people believe that the yesterday market fall was caused by the Budget However, the reality is that the market was already in a correction phase due to stretched valuations. Negative news simply acts as a trigger. When valuations are high, the market looks for reasons to correct.
For the last three months, I have clearly stated that the market would correct before the next bull phase begins. The recent crash has validated that view. A year ago, I had also mentioned that 2025 would be a bear phase throughout the year and that any breakout or all-time high would be unsustainable.
Despite strong SIP inflows and liquidity support from DIIs, the market failed to generate a meaningful rally. This clearly shows that high SIP flows cannot justify expensive valuations. Ultimately, the market follows its own price and time correction cycles—and we are currently in that phase.
" Acutaas Chemicals " Multibagger stock strong move after posting outstanding Q3 result..🚀
For the last eight months, I have consistently stated that the Midcap 100 index was trading at all-time highs and that such valuations would not be sustainable. I also warned that the market would crash before the start of the next bull run. As expected, we are now witnessing a sharp decline in the midcap index, which is why our portfolio is currently down.
This time, we did not book profits in many multibagger stocks. However, during a painful bear phase, when panic selling sets in, almost every stock falls regardless of its quality. We will use this experience to handle the next bear phase more effectively. Our objective this time was to hold multibagger stocks for the long term, i.e., until the next bull phase. But in a bear market, generating consistent profits is difficult because stocks do not move steadily and continue to correct throughout the phase.
All our predictions during this bear phase have proven accurate. We will now use these learnings to refine our strategy and aim for more consistent profits in the next bear phase. After exiting nearly 90% of our capital at the beginning of the bear phase, we plan to deploy this capital more actively next time by booking profits regularly rather than holding stocks for the long term.
We will re-enter multibagger stocks once the market reaches the final stage of the bear market correction.
We strongly believe in learning from our mistakes to improve with every market cycle. We do not blame the government or global factors for underperformance, as such thinking often traps investors again in the next bear phase.
We have also learned that trading during a bear market is highly risky, regardless of the strategy adopted, and that some losses are unavoidable. A different approach is required during such phases.
Capital preservation must remain the top priority in a bear market because protecting capital enables wealth creation in the next bull phase.
Most F&O traders lose their entire capital during a bear market because nearly 90% of retail investors are unaware of the extreme volatility during painful bear phase. Many traders assume that the market behaves the same way in both bull and bear phases. While technical charts often fail during a bear market. This is because market changes completely during a bear phase, leading to false signals and unexpected price movements.
As I have been saying, the market correction is likely to continue through February and March 2026 to bring valuations to more attractive levels. After this correction, we can expect a strong comeback from FIIs and a renewed rally in the market. Recently, we have already seen a sharp correction that was overdue for many months. I repeatedly stated that the market would correct first before the start of the next bull phase.
I believe the final phase of this correction will be completed over the next two months. A slow and steady decline during this period will be normal and is part of a bear market. Many retail investors will exit the market because they do not understand how a bear market works, especially those who invested their entire capital at the beginning of the bear phase. Handling a bear market is not easy, and not everyone can endure this painful phase.
Nearly 90% of investors lack experience with bear markets and instead blame external factors for the correction, as they have no clear plan to manage such phases.
We are now in the final stage of the bear phase, which may still be painful. However, this is also the phase where holding high-quality stocks can deliver strong rewards during the next bull run.
Going forward, I am planning different strategies to handle the next bear market, which could last at least two years. In the current bear phase, we exited 70% of our capital at the beginning, which proved to be the right decision. In the next bear phase, we plan to withdraw nearly 90% of our capital at the start, as this approach will help us manage prolonged market downturns more effectively.
