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"Interarch Building Solutions" last Diwali Muhurat multibagger stock, is currently consolidating around the ₹2,600 level. If the stock gives a breakout, we may see the next target of ₹3,000. 🚀🚀
The market is behaving as usual—just time pass. The index is being lifted artificially to ensure SIP inflows continue.This is purely a DII-driven market, so do not expect significant returns even if the market reaches new highs.FIIs generally avoid such markets that are overvalued, and we are still in a bear phase. Whether the market rises or falls, a real bull run can start only when earnings improve or valuations become attractive.Until then, be prepared for this kind of “time-pass” market every day.
Today, FIIs were marginally positive, likely due to buying in IT stocks amid rising expectations of an India–US trade deal. In the current market, the index is moving up, but portfolios are not performing because of selective buying.I expect the market to remain range-bound until December and anticipate stronger FII inflows next year when Q3 earnings start improving. As I have said many times, FIIs will return when market valuations become attractive. However, I don’t think DIIs will allow a major correction due to strong SIP flows. The second major trigger will be earnings growth, which I expect from Q3 onwards.A major correction in the Indian market is possible only if the US slips into recession; otherwise, a big correction is unlikely. Please understand, one or two days of FII buying will not start a bull run—FIIs need to buy consistently for a sustained rally.
The US–India trade deal could lead to a short-term pullback, especially in sectors and stocks that benefit directly from the agreement.
“Concord Control" new stock involved in the ‘Railway Kavach’ sector, is showing a strong upward move.💃💃
Today, the market is positive mainly because high-weightage IT stocks such as Infosys, HCL Tech, Wipro, TCS, Persistent, and Coforge moved up. This is how the market is being held up every time. Tomorrow, DIIs will likely buy high-weightage stocks from a different sector to keep the index elevated. Their strategy is very simple: they buy stocks that carry heavy weight in various indices.
This is why, even if the market crosses an all-time high, you may not see any profit in your portfolio. Every day, only a few selected high-weightage stocks are being bought to keep the index positive.
Did you see any big move in any stock? No. This is what a bear market looks like. The market is not falling — it is green — but still no stocks are giving big moves. Many people are confused about why stocks are not moving even though the market is green. For that, you need to analyse data related to DII activity, SIP flows, and FII buying/selling. Technical charts cannot give you this information.
The job of DIIs is to push the market to new all-time highs through selective buying. They do not generate returns for you. Your portfolio will outperform only when FIIs start buying. Now everyone has realised the power of FIIs. Even large SIP inflows cannot help in this kind of bear market.In this kind of market, only people with strong patience can sustain. Impatient investors will get frustrated and make big mistakes that can lead to heavy losses.Many people shifted to the crypto market because they were not getting returns in our market, and most of them recently suffered big losses in crypto as well.
“Cupid Ltd,” one of our earlier multibagger picks, is delivering exceptional returns following its outstanding Q2 results. We had given this stock as a potential multibagger on 20th October 2023 at ₹26 (price adjusted for bonus and stock split), right when the bull run had just begun.🚀
As I said earlier, our market will not fall much because of the large liquidity coming through SIPs. However, you will not get meaningful returns since DIIs are artificially keeping the market afloat. Your returns will start only when FIIs resume buying. Until then, it will just be a time-pass market. In this phase, the market may not fall significantly, but you also won’t see any major returns.
Next month’s Fed policy will decide the FII outlook on the Indian market, as the Fed is expected to end quantitative tightening.
👉This was my post on 12th October about bubbles forming everywhere except in India , also explained in my youtube video also. In that post, I clearly predicted that the US market, cryptocurrency, gold, and silver were all in bubble zones and could crash soon. I mentioned that except for the Indian market, almost every other market was in bubble territory.
Now those bubbles are bursting — the US market is falling, crypto is falling, and gold and silver are falling — except the Indian market.
This is what a perfect global economic prediction . Our forecasts are based on strong macroeconomic data analysis, which is why they come true.
A large block deal took place in "BlackBuck" (Zinka Logistics). The promoters sold some of their stake, and major mutual fund houses bought it. This is a positive sign for the company’s future growth, as mutual funds typically do not buy unless they see strong growth potential in the business.
FII selling continues non-stop.Today, data includes block deals .Throughout the day, the market was under strong selling pressure, especially in the small- mid-cap .I had predicted in all my YouTube videos that the US market could fall until Dec 25, and you can already see this decline over the past week. We analyse the market 2–3 months in advance. I had also predicted that our market would remain in a bear phase throughout 2025, and this is turning out to be accurate. Because we study the market ahead of time, we are able to protect our capital and invest according to market conditions. We exited 70% of our capital before the bear phase began because we could sense the shift early, based on macroeconomic analysis.Technical charts mislead retail investors during bear phases.In this type of bear market, touching an all-time high holds no real value, as the rise is driven only by DIIs through selective buying. If only DIIs are buying while FIIs continue selling, your portfolio will inevitably underperform.
The midcap index saw a sharp fall today. You will continue to see high volatility if DIIs keep the index elevated through selective buying. There will be no meaningful returns from the stock market until FIIs come back. DIIs alone can hold the market up, but they cannot generate returns for investors. Their buying has pushed the market higher, which has once again inflated valuations. This has created a new problem, as FIIs may hesitate to invest in India at such high valuations.
Today, there were block deals in many stocks, so the FII figure may turn out to be positive. So dont get confused..
I have repeatedly mentioned in all my recent YouTube videos that November–December 2025 will be a painful period for the stock market. In the last 18 days, you have already experienced this pain, even though the market has been artificially lifted by DII . In a bear market, there is no connection between the index going up and your portfolio performance. A bear market causes pain regardless of whether the index rises or falls.
We understand every phase of the bear cycle because we know FII psychology. We never rely on technical charts—our analysis is purely data-driven. FIIs will return only when corporate earnings improve or valuations correct. This is the message I have consistently shared in every YouTube video.
We are currently seeing a DII-driven small rally, and similar DII-led rallies have occurred many times over the last six months. But did you make any meaningful profit during this period? No—because these rallies are driven solely by DIIs, with no participation from FIIs. This means that even if DIIs push the market higher with strong SIP inflows, you won’t see returns, as the buying is limited to a few selective stocks. These are not broad-based rallies.
A broad-based rally will not come until FIIs start buying again. So the market moving up makes no real difference to your portfolio, which will continue to underperform. We have once again reached overvalued levels, so why would FIIs return? They have cheaper alternatives such as China, Japan, and South Korea. Moreover, Indian companies’ Q2 earnings have not met market expectations.
The Q2 result season has concluded, and several companies have delivered outstanding performance. The stocks that posted strong Q2 results are:
1. MRPL
2. PSP Projects
3. Chennai Petro
4. Tatva Chintan
5. Arman Financial
6. Thangamayil Jewellery
7. Rajratan Global
8. SKM Egg
9. LG Balkrishnan
10. KMC Speciality
11. CarTrade Tech
12. Cupid Ltd
13. Lumax Auto Tech
14. Acurtas Chemicals
15. Axiscades Technologies
16. Syrma SGS
17. Shaily Engineering Plastics
18. IFB Agro
19. Interarch Building Products
20. Privi Speciality
21. Fiem Industries
22. SJS Enterprises
23. Pricol
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FII made marginal purchases today, which I would still consider selling . FIIs were slightly positive, and DIIs used this opportunity to push the index to a new ATH. However, FIIs are likely to continue selling throughout this month.For the past 15–20 days, the market has been rising, yet most portfolios are underperforming. So how is the index green while portfolios show weak returns? It’s because DIIs are engaging in selective buying. No stock sustains an uptrend due to continuous sector rotation, and as soon as you enter a stock, it tends to correct.This is why both traders and investors are struggling to make profits in this market. If you buy any stock today, there is no guarantee it won’t fall tomorrow because of frequent sector rotation. If the market continues to rise in this manner, I don’t expect much improvement in the portfolio—only the index will move up. Without strong FII buying, I don’t see any major improvement in the market. Next month’s Fed meeting will be crucial.
I request everyone to follow other channels as well so that you can understand how the market is being manipulated by selectively buying certain stocks to keep the index elevated. If you won’t see any updates about new breakouts on other channels either. If all channels remain quiet without reporting new stock breakouts, it clearly indicates that the market is being propped up by selective buying.Still, many social-media technical chart experts are excited just because the market is going up. They don’t understand what is actually happening on the ground. Even if they don’t make any profit, they are still happy seeing the market rise.
I am concerned that the next bear phase—after the upcoming bull market ends—could be even more painful, especially if monthly SIP inflows reach ₹40,000 crore by that time.
"Interarch Building Solutions" last Diwali Muhurat multibagger stock, is currently consolidating around the ₹2,600 level. If the stock gives a breakout, we may see the next target of ₹3,000. The market is expecting outstanding results in H2, as these are strong quarters for the PEB engineering sector.🚀🚀
👉Today, small & midcap index is positive only because of selective buying in banking stocks. Tomorrow, they will likely rotate to a different sector.
Suryoday Small Finance Bank
Equitas Small Finance Bank
DCB Bank
Utkarsh Small Finance Bank
Bank of Maharashtra
IOB
AU small finance bank
💥Artificial Market Highs Without Real Returns💥
If you have large capital, you can easily manipulate the market. In 2023–24, Jane Street reportedly manipulated the F&O market by buying huge quantities of HDFC Bank, which has a high weightage, in order to lift the banking index. They then traded Bank Nifty according to their convenience and later sold HDFC Bank shares in large volumes. In this way, Jane Street is said to have made around ₹40,000 crore in profit — money that ultimately came from retail investors’ pockets.
A similar trend can now be seen in mutual funds, where retail SIP money is being pumped into the market at high valuations, giving an easy exit to FIIs. In this situation, who is actually making money? Obviously FIIs, who have been booking profits for the past year, while DIIs continue investing at elevated valuations. Mutual funds have not generated meaningful returns for retail investors over the last year. DIIs are keeping the index positive simply because of the large inflow of funds — they are obligated to deploy this money, regardless of valuation.
To manage such huge capital, DIIs now appear to be using a pump-and-dump strategy: they lift one sector for one to two weeks, then dump it, and later rotate to another sector and repeat the process. Because of this, the market remains at high valuations without delivering returns — neither to retail investors nor to mutual funds.
What is the use of such artificially inflated moves when FIIs are not even interested in this overvalued market? These moves only benefit people on social media who don’t understand what is happening and simply feel happy because the market is making new highs on technical charts.
