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Hidden Multibagger Stocks by Devendra (RA: INH000026488)
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Many of the stocks from the list I shared earlier, which were showing strong relative strength, rebounded sharply today. This clearly indicates the importance of focusing on stocks that are holding strong at higher levels, especially from emerging sectors.
Stocks that show high relative strength in a weak or falling market often indicate that strong hands and institutional investors are accumulating them. Such stocks have the potential to deliver significant returns in the future.
Unfortunately, most retail investors tend to focus on stocks that are continuously falling during a bear market, thinking they are cheap. Instead, it is more important to identify and track stocks that are showing strength even when the overall market is weak.
1. Titan Biotech
2. Sakar Healthcare
3. KRN Heat Exchanger
4. Quality power
5. GNG Electronics
6. Divgi TorqTransfer
7. Happy Forgings
8. Lumax Auto Technologies
9. Yatharth Hospital
10. GE Vernova
11. Sansera Engineering
12. Acutaas Chemicals
13. NGL Finechem
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"Quality power" Multibagger stock from power transmission sector is showing strong recovery..🚀🚀
💥Pl focus on " Atlanta Electricals " at CMP : 980 Rs.💥
Fundamental Analysis :
Atlanta Electricals manufactures power transformers, distribution transformers, and specialty transformers used in:
Power grids
Renewable energy projects
Industrial plants
EV charging infrastructure
Data centers
The company supplies to utilities and large corporates like Adani Green Energy and Tata Power.
Sector advantage:
India is investing heavily in power transmission, renewable energy, and grid upgrades, which will increase transformer demand for many years.
" Yash Highvoltage" multibagger stock, is ready to cross its all-time high after period of long consolidation🚀💃💃
" Yatharth Hospital " Multibagger stock showing slow & steady recovery 🚀
The correction in NIFTY 50 is not yet over. I believe the index may need to fall toward the 23,000 level to bring valuations back to normal. Currently, the Nifty 50 PE ratio is around 21.5, while the typical bottom valuation is close to 20 PE, so some further correction may still be required.
I expect the Nifty 50 could see additional downside during March 2026. If Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) push the index higher again, it may delay the start of the next bull run. This situation provides an opportunity for Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) to sell aggressively and help bring valuations down to more reasonable levels.
In a way, the ongoing war situation has helped cool market valuations. Otherwise, the Nifty 50 would have continued trading near its all-time high without any meaningful correction, which is not healthy for the market.
Now that the Nifty 50 has already fallen to around 24,000, I believe it should ideally correct to 23,000 ± 500 levels. Once that happens, we may see a strong rally after the Q4 earnings season.
The main issue in our market is index manipulation by DIIs, who often keep the Nifty 50 near all-time highs through selective buying in a few large-cap stocks.
Meanwhile, the NIFTY Smallcap 250 is already trading at attractive valuations, and earnings growth has also improved, as I explained in my latest YouTube video.
"MTAR Technologies," which is linked to the U.S. data center theme, is showing strong move..🚀
"BELRISE INDUSTRIES" is not correcting in this volatile market and continues to make higher highs gradually🚀
"Acutaas Chemicals" a multibagger stock, is not correcting in this volatile market and continues to make higher highs gradually🚀
I have repeatedly said that during a bear market, a bull run will not begin until valuations become attractive. Also, a market crash usually occurs twice during a bear phase—first immediately after the bear market begins, and second near the end of the bear phase. I have explained this clearly in my YouTube videos.
However, there is no reason to panic if you are holding fundamentally strong companies from emerging sectors. When the market recovers, portfolios of quality stocks usually recover even faster. In many cases, if the market rises by 10%, good-quality stocks can climb 20–25% because strong businesses tend to bounce back more quickly.
Remember, market crashes test patience, not conviction. The best strategy is simply to hold strong businesses and allow time to do its work.
FIIs are currently using their power to pull the Nifty 50 lower, while DIIs have been preventing a deeper fall. Over the last 10 months, the Nifty 50 has remained near its all-time high mainly because DIIs have been using strong SIP inflows to support the index. This is one of the reasons why the bull run is getting delayed.
Just imagine—if FIIs do not sell heavily, DIIs could again push the Nifty 50 back to its all-time high through selective buying in high-weightage stocks. But if the market never corrects, how will a fresh bull run begin? This is why aggressive FII selling at this stage can actually be healthy for the market.
After nearly 10 months, the Nifty 50 has finally fallen below the 24,000 level.
I expect the Nifty 50 could fall further toward the 23,000 level during March 2026.
Over the last 10 months, FIIs were not selling aggressively, which allowed DIIs to keep the index near its all-time high. However, due to the war situation, FIIs have started selling more aggressively, which is pulling the Nifty 50 lower.
Now it will be interesting to see whether DIIs once again push the Nifty 50 back to its all-time high, or whether the index finally undergoes a deeper correction.
Fear of war is usually more expensive than the war itself. Markets often bottom during wars because most of the uncertainty is already priced in.
Keep your head cool while the crowd rushes for the exit. Markets do not bottom on good news—they bottom when the bad news is fully known and already priced into the market.
" Yatharth Hospital " Multibagger stock showing slow & steady recovery in weak market..🚀
" Krishna Defence" Continue to Outperform in weak market..🚀
I am happy that the market has finally crashed. I have said many times that if the market does not fall, the bear market can continue for a longer duration. The only way to start the next bull run sooner is to bring valuations down as quickly as possible. Otherwise, the Nifty 50 would have remained stuck in the 25,000–26,200 range throughout 2026 without giving any meaningful returns.
The last 10 months were a boring bear market because the Nifty 50 was heavily manipulated by DIIs. Retail investors also could not bring the index down because they generally do not hold large-cap stocks. Now, the war situation has created an opportunity for FIIs to sell heavily and bring valuations down.
This is why I repeatedly said that high SIP inflows can become a curse for the market. When money keeps flowing in every month, the market does not correct properly, and the bear phase continues for a longer time. The Nifty Smallcap 250 has already corrected, but when the Nifty 50 crashes, it also puts pressure on the small-cap index.
Based on the continuous rise in SIP inflows every month, I expect the next bear phase could last at least two years. In the next bear phase, the market may not fall easily due to strong buying from DIIs. If the market does not correct properly, the bear phase could last even longer.
I expect the market may form a bottom around March 2026, and from the Q4 earnings season we could see a strong rally begin.
Many experts on social media focus only on global events to analyze bear markets. However, bear markets should primarily be analyzed based on valuations and earnings. Only then can you truly understand the market cycle.
That is why exiting near the end of a bull phase is the best way to survive a bear market, as most other strategies tend to struggle during this period.
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Nifty 50 has not corrected properly in the last 10 months due to manipulation at the index level. Now we are at the very last stage of the bear market, where the market usually falls sharply before the start of the next bull run.
This pattern has been seen at the end of every bear phase, and I have explained this repeatedly in my YouTube videos.
One year ago , I clearly mentioned that the Nifty 50 top is around 26,200 and the bottom is in the 23,000–23,500 range. I also said that the market would move within this range throughout the bear phase.
For the last 10 months, the market remained near its all-time highs, but now it has finally started moving toward the lower end of this range.
That is why I have been repeatedly saying that the next bull run will likely begin after the Q4 earnings season.
Since January 2026, the market has entered the final correction phase, and I believe this final correction may complete by March 2026.
The Q4 earnings season will start from April 2026, and I expect a strong rally in the market after that.
I have also explained many times in my YouTube videos that the last stage of a bear market is usually the most painful, as the market forms its final bottom during this phase.
This painful phase occurs at the end of every bear cycle.
Those investors who hold quality stocks with patience during this period are usually the ones who create wealth in the next bull run.
This phase is also meant to push out weak hands—those who entered the market during the bull phase thinking that making money in the stock market is easy.
