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We are very close to a market bottom. I expect one more dip, which could be the final correction. If you observe small-cap stocks, they are not falling much, and their recovery is quite sharp whenever the market rebounds. This indicates that the small-cap index may have already formed its bottom.
This is a good time to start accumulating high-quality small-cap stocks. With the upcoming Q4 earnings, new opportunities are likely to emerge from promising sectors.
At this stage, the downside appears limited, while the upside potential is significant. Such opportunities come only after a long time. The market has been in a bear phase since October 2024, and after nearly 1.5 years of price and time correction, valuations have become attractive—where the downside appears limited and the upside potential is high.
Those who accumulate strong, high-quality stocks from emerging sectors can create significant wealth, provided they invest meaningful amounts and maintain a focused portfolio of fundamentally strong companies.
On the other hand, many traders may continue to chase small profits during the upcoming bull run, only to lose them in the next bear phase. Instead, focus on long-term wealth creation rather than small, short-term trading gains—otherwise, you risk missing the bigger opportunity.
FII selling continues aggressively, which indicates that the market bottom has not yet been formed. DIIs are currently trying to manage the Nifty 50 within the 23,000 ± 500 range as per my prediction level.
When FIIs sell aggressively, the selling pressure is mainly seen in large-cap stocks. However, as mentioned earlier, the Nifty Smallcap 250 has already bottomed out and is moving close to the 15,000 level. This suggests that whenever a recovery begins, small-cap stocks are likely to participate strongly.
If FII selling continues, the Nifty 50 could fall towards the 21,600 level, where its PE ratio may come closer to 19. However, this largely depends on how long DIIs can continue to absorb the selling pressure. As explained in my recent YouTube video, historically, a market bottom is formed when the dividend yield index reaches around 1.5. Currently, it is at 1.4, which indicates that the bottom is not yet confirmed based on data.
I expect a sudden fall in the market triggered by any negative news (a knee-jerk reaction), which could push the Nifty 50 below 22,000. From those levels, we can expect a sharp recovery. In my view, one more fall is likely, which could be the final leg of the correction.
Today’s recovery was driven mainly by DIIs without FII support, and such recoveries are usually temporary. Due to continuous FII selling, the market remained highly volatile throughout the day today , but towards the end, DIIs helped the market recover.
I expect the market to form a bottom soon, and after Q4 earnings, we could see a strong move. Currently, the market is waiting for Q4 results. Typically, markets do not outperform before results are announced; they gain momentum only when there is clarity on which sectors are outperforming and which will have strong tailwinds based on management commentary.
We will share a detailed report on our channel highlighting stocks that deliver outstanding Q4 results.
Three sectors are showing strong resilience even during the market correction: data centers, pharma, and power transmission. Q4 earnings will provide further clarity on which sectors are likely to outperform in the next bull run.
You can start accumulating good-quality stocks based on Q4 earnings from smallcap index.
"Acutaas Chemicals" Diwali Muhurat stock , has shown a strong recovery after its recent fall triggered by news of a proposed 100% tariff on pharma companies by the Trump administration. However, the company’s exposure to the US market is negligible, which limits the overall impact of this development.🚀
The Nifty 50 has been moving within the 23,000 ± 500 range for several days, as I had predicted. This is mainly because DIIs are absorbing the aggressive selling by FIIs, which is preventing the index from falling further.
However, as I explained in my recent YouTube video, the Nifty 50 dividend yield is currently around 1.4%, and historically, market bottoms are typically formed when the dividend yield reaches @ 1.5%. Based on this, I expect further downside in the market.
Continuous FII selling also indicates that the market bottom has not yet been formed. Based on my analysis and FII behavior, a Nifty 50 PE ratio of around 19 would be an ideal level for the market to form a bottom. For this to happen, the index may need to correct to the 21,600–21,700 range.
At present, FIIs are aggressively selling large-cap stocks, while DIIs are absorbing this supply. However, DIIs may gradually reduce their buying intensity as they prepare to deploy capital after Q4 earnings. If that happens, they may not be able to fully absorb FII selling pressure, which could lead to a sharper decline in the market.
In that scenario, I expect the Nifty 50 to move toward the 21,600 level in the near term. The market is likely to start outperforming after the Q4 earnings season, but before that, it may need to form a proper bottom, which could require some further correction.
""Atlanta Electric " new stock that appears to be heading into a bull run.🚀
"Axiscades Technologies" Multibagger stock in the defence sector is breaking out after long consolidation phase and appears ready to cross its all-time high soon.🚀
FII aggressive selling is continuing, which indicates that the market bottom has not yet formed. When FIIs sell, they usually offload large-cap stocks, whereas DIIs tend to buy more in small- and mid-cap stocks. This is why we are still seeing buying interest in the small- and mid-cap segments.
As I had predicted, the Nifty 50 is moving within a range of around 23,000 ± 500. Even if FIIs sell aggressively, DIIs step in with strong buying and prevent a sharp fall in the market. This is exactly what has been happening.
This has been a major issue in our market for more than a year. Whenever FIIs sell, DIIs absorb the selling, which keeps valuations elevated. As a result, the market has delivered almost zero returns during this period. It suggests that valuations will only become attractive when FIIs sell more aggressively; otherwise, they remain high.
Currently, the Nifty 50 PE ratio is around 20.
Please understand that no one in the world can predict the exact bottom of the Nifty 50. Many experts on social media give different targets such as 20,000 or 19,000, but the actual bottom will only form when FIIs start buying again.
Personally, I believe the Nifty 50 could move towards the 21,600 level, where the PE ratio may come closer to 19.
In any case, do not expect any major movement in the market before the Q4 results. A strong move is likely after the Q4 earnings season, and the market may form its bottom before that.
"Axiscades Technologies" Multibagger stock in the defence sector is breaking out of a long consolidation phase and appears ready to cross its all-time high soon. While many defence stocks corrected sharply during the recent market crash, Axiscades remained strong throughout the bear phase..🚀
Pharma sector stocks are under pressure
U.S. prepares to impose new tariffs on pharmaceutical imports – FT
💥Everyone celebrates a market crash — calling it a “generational wealth opportunity” sounds great in theory, but the reality is very different.💥
First,
80% of people don’t have any money left to invest. Most have already exhausted their cash due to impatient entries at higher levels. That’s why I repeatedly emphasized in every YouTube video: always keep at least 30% cash in hand until the next bull run begins.
Second,
Even if the market recovers, many stocks may remain stagnant for the next 5 years. This is exactly why I advised exiting old multibagger stocks between October and December 2024, when the bull run ended. In the next bull run, new sectors and new stocks will lead the market — not the old winners.
There is a high probability that the Nifty 50 could decline to the 21,600 level, where its PE ratio may fall to around 19, making market valuations more attractive. I have been repeatedly stating over the past 2–3 months that at the end of every bear phase, the market typically undergoes a sharp correction before a new bull run begins—and that is exactly what we are witnessing now.
Markets do not rebound immediately after a small correction. The deeper the correction, the longer and more sustainable the next bull run tends to be. A shallow correction often leads to short-lived rallies because valuations remain elevated.
I was also expecting the Nifty 50 to fall towards the 21,600 level to achieve better valuations, rather than recovering from already high levels. A deeper correction may be painful in the short term, but it lays the foundation for a long and sustainable rally.
However, strong and consistent buying by DIIs has been preventing the Nifty 50 from falling to more attractive valuation levels. Now, only FIIs, through aggressive selling, can push valuations to more reasonable levels.
So, in a way, a deeper correction is healthier for the market. Otherwise, any recovery from current levels may only result in a short-lived rally rather than a strong and lasting uptrend.
At this stage, everything depends on FII activity. They ultimately determine at what valuation levels the market becomes attractive—whether that is at a PE of 19 or 19.2. No one can precisely identify the exact bottom, because as soon as the bottom is formed, FIIs usually start buying .
Additionally, markets typically remain subdued before the earnings season. Therefore, we may not see any strong rally until the Q4 results begin to come out. Patience will be key, and investors should wait for clarity from the upcoming earnings season.
""Atlanta Electric " new stock that appears to be heading into a bull run.🚀
💥The Indian stock market will remain closed on Friday, April 3, 3026, for Good Friday. 💥
Today’s market recovery is mainly due to the oversold condition. However, continued FII selling indicates that a clear bottom has not yet formed. I have explained in my latest YouTube video how to identify the Nifty 50 bottom—please do watch it for a better understanding. I still expect further downside in the market.
It is important to understand that the current market correction is not due to war. FII selling is also not driven by war, but primarily by high valuations. Our market had been underperforming for several months because valuations were stretched.
Earlier, many so-called experts on social media blamed Trump tariffs for the underperformance; now, they are blaming war. In reality, such events only act as triggers to bring valuations back to more reasonable levels. Ultimately, the underperformance is due to elevated valuations.
I had mentioned a Nifty 50 range of 23,000 ± 500, and the market is currently moving within that band. This is largely because DIIs are providing support and not allowing the index to fall further. However, I personally feel that the Nifty 50 may decline toward the 21,600 level, where the PE ratio could come down to around 19—making valuations more attractive. At that level, the dividend yield may also rise to around 1.5%, which could help the market form a strong bottom.
FII flows are likely to return strongly once valuations become attractive. The Q4 earnings season will begin from April 9, 2026, and most companies are expected to announce their results in May 2026. Therefore, a strong market rally may begin from May onwards. Before that, the market could complete its bottom formation.
Historically, markets do not show strong rallies ahead of earnings. They typically wait for results, and then reward stocks and sectors based on actual performance.
