Hidden Multibagger Stocks by Devendra (RA: INH000026488)
前往频道在 Telegram
Disclaimer: I am a SEBI Registered Research Analyst (RA: INH000026488). All stocks, market updates, and investment-related information shared in this channel are strictly for educational and informational purposes only.
显示更多9 850
订阅者
+924 小时
+137 天
+5730 天
帖子存档
💥India-Pakistan Conflict Update:💥
Today, Pakistan launched an attack on India using drones and missiles. However, India’s air defence system successfully intercepted and destroyed all incoming threats, including the high-speed Fatah-2 missile aimed at Delhi.
In response, India has carried out strategic strikes on key Pakistani military airbases, including Nur Khan, Murid, Rafiqui, and Shorkot — the main bases used to launch attacks on India. India first neutralized Pakistan’s air defence systems and is now targeting their operational airbases, significantly weakening Pakistan’s air capabilities. By disabling these airbases, India is reducing Pakistan’s ability to deploy fighter jets, which is crucial in modern warfare that heavily relies on air power and advanced weaponry.
Pakistan’s continued use of drones and missiles despite repeated interceptions reflects its growing frustration. Over the past week, Pakistan has failed to inflict any real damage on India, largely due to the strength and effectiveness of India’s air defence system.
Given the current situation, it is unlikely that Pakistan will be able to sustain an air-based offensive for long. With multiple airbases and defence systems already destroyed, its capacity to fight an extended air war is diminishing rapidly.
As a result, the stock market is expected to remain volatile in the coming days, depending on how the tension between India and Pakistan evolves. While it may not be a full-scale war yet, India is clearly responding firmly to Pakistan’s aggression. Pakistan, meanwhile, appears to be escalating tensions due to the failures and setbacks faced by its military.
Understanding these developments is crucial for interpreting stock market movements. This is why I consistently provide updates on the India-Pakistan conflict — without this geopolitical context, it is difficult to make informed market decisions.
Today, FIIs were net sellers, but the selling was absorbed by DIIs, which led to a strong recovery by the end of the trading session.
Today, the market opened deep in the red but recovered significantly by the end of the trading session, driven by developments between India and Pakistan. There was no further escalation or counterattack from Pakistan today. If this situation remains unchanged, the Indian market is likely to open in the green on Monday.
India’s next response will depend on Pakistan's actions.
According to the Indian Army's press conference today , Pakistan's drone attack involving 300–400 drones yesterday was an attempt to test India’s air defence systems. India did not retaliate, as Pakistan continued normal domestic flight operations throughout the night and used them as a shield to deter any counterattack.
At present, the market is undergoing a time-wise correction, where it remains range-bound. This pattern has been evident over the past 10 to 15 trading days.
Frustrated by its repeated failures, Pakistan launched a large-scale drone and missile strike yesterday, assuming that India’s defence system would intercept only about 60% of the incoming threats, with the remainder reaching their targets. However, contrary to their expectations, India’s anti-missile defence system successfully intercepted 100% of the missiles and drones, further deepening Pakistan’s frustration.
At the same time, Pakistan is grappling with a severe economic crisis and has approached the IMF for emergency financial assistance. While a full-scale war does not appear imminent, tensions along the border remain high. Pakistan may continue limited cross-border firing in an effort to project strength .
The Indian stock market is expected to recover from Monday, if there is no full-fledged war. Financially, Pakistan is in no position to sustain a prolonged conflict against India. Meanwhile, India remains fully prepared and committed to responding decisively to any future misadventures.
"Premier Explosives" firing has commenced.🚀🚀
"Interarch Building " Diwali muhurat Multibagger stock is holding strong even in a falling market.🚀
"Premier Explosives" Strong move ..It is beneficial stocks during a war, as explosives are heavily used in wartime operations.🚀🚀
" Timex group " Stock has given good return in 2 days in this volatile market.🚀🚀
The market is expected to remain volatile as tensions between India and Pakistan continue to escalate. We are currently in a war-like situation following Pakistan’s recent missile attack, which India successfully defended against yesterday. However, the market is looking for clarity regarding the possibility of a full-scale conflict. There is still a risk of further aggression from Pakistan. If Pakistan launches another attack, it is likely that India will respond with a full and final retaliation.
"Don't worry — Pakistan is finished. India has crushed Pakistan and destroyed all of its defense systems. Pakistan is expected to surrender by tomorrow. The market will recover within the next two days. India has won the war."
💥Breaking news..💥
After Pakistan missile attack..Now india attacked Lahore...
💥India's S-400 intercepts 30 Pakistani missiles over Jammu , Punjab & Rajastan skies💥
Electricity has been cut as India’s S-400 air defence system was activated. Security agencies report that thirty missiles were launched from Pakistan toward India , Samba, RS Pura, Arnia, and surrounding areas—all of which were successfully intercepted and neutralized by the S-400.
The market opened green in the morning following the end of the war between India and Pakistan. However, it reacted negatively when it was revealed that Pakistan had targeted our border cities with drones and missiles in 8th night. Fortunately, all of these were successfully neutralized by India’s S-400 anti-missile defense system.
Later, India launched Haron drone attacks on major Pakistani cities and destroyed their air defense systems. This strong retaliation caused a sharp reaction in the market, with the midcap index closing down by 2%.
I do not foresee a major fall in the market going forward. With Pakistan’s air defense now neutralized, it is effectively defenseless against further Indian air strikes. Given this situation, I don't expect much aggression from Pakistan, as it is now in a vulnerable position.
However, some market volatility is likely in the coming days, depending on Pakistan’s response. We are fortunate that our major cities were protected by the S-400 system, which prevented any damage from Pakistani missile attacks.
If Pakistan halts further attacks from tomorrow onward, I believe the market will begin to recover. It’s also worth noting that FIIs are buying during this war situation, which is a positive sign. Due to this FII buying, the market has remained stable in the 24,200 to 24,500 range despite the ongoing tension.👆
💥Air defence units of the Pakistan army in Sialkot and Lahore suffered heavy damage amid reports of drone attacks in 10 cities across the country on May 8, sources said. Sources said the HQ-9 missile defence system units, developed by China, were hit, effectively rendering the Pakistani army defenceless in Lahore, Sialkot and one more city. Indian drone strikes are in response to Pakistani missile debris found in Amritsar. 💥
💥Pakistan's HQ-9 air defence system has suffered heavy damage💥
Sharp correction in the market as the Indian government has announced that Operation Sindoor is not yet complete. The operation will continue further.
" Krishana Phosch " Posted very good Q4 result..
" Rajesh power " Ready to hit all time high again.🚀
现已上线!2025 年 Telegram 研究 — 年度关键洞察 
