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Stallion India’s promoters have sold a portion of their shares to fund the company’s new R-32 plant. This is the primary reason for the sharp decline in the stock price over a short period. Normally, stocks tend to underperform after entering ASM Stage 4, but the extent of this underperformance was quite surprising.
The promoters raised funds to support and accelerate the R-32 refrigerant manufacturing project in Bhilwara, Rajasthan. However, the timing of the sale has created concern in the market, as the company could have considered other fundraising options such as a QIP, preferential issue, or debt financing instead of promoter share sales in the open market.
Earlier, the stock had rallied strongly from around ₹184 to over ₹420, but it has since faced a steep correction with continuous lower circuits, creating fear and panic among investors. In such cases, even when promoter selling is for genuine business reasons, it can negatively impact sentiment and put additional pressure on the stock in the short term.
That said, this development does not alter the company’s long-term fundamentals. There is no equity dilution, and the funds are being used for expansion. Once the funds are deployed and execution progress becomes visible, the company’s performance may improve.
For now, avoid making any fresh investments in this stock. Hold your existing position and wait for further clarity from the management before taking any new action. Since the stock remains in ASM Stage 4, it is likely to underperform until it moves out of that stage. We will review updates on the company over the next two to three months before making any further decisions.
Stallion india promotors sold ₹45.74 crores of shares to infuse the
entire amount into the company to ensure that work on
our R-32 manufacturing project at Bhilwara begins without any delay.
FII selling continues this month after market reached close to its all-time high. Due to persistent FII selling , the market is expected to remain weak throughout the month. As I mentioned earlier, the bear phase is likely to continue this year.
Today, we witnessed a strong recovery in many stocks, particularly those that reported solid Q2 results. This suggests that result-driven movements will continue across various stocks and sectors . Stocks in the PEB sector showed good momentum today. Many members often ask me what to do with certain stocks, and my answer remains the same: wait for the quarterly results. A single quarter’s performance often provides valuable insight into how a stock may behave over the next few months.If a company reports weak results, its stock typically remains under pressure for the next three months. Buying any stocks just before results can be risky, as poor result may leave you trapped in that position. Therefore, always make your buy or sell decisions based on results.
" Alpex solar " Posted very good Q2 result..
" SJS Enterprises " posted very good Q2 result..
"Thangamayil jewellery " posted very good Q2 result..
"Interarch Building Solutions" is gradually showing strength ... The company is scheduled to announce its Q2 results on November 6.
Several stocks from the pre-engineered building (PEB) sector are performing well even in the current weak market, including:
- Interarch Building Solutions
- Pennar Industries
- Epack Prefab
- M&B Engineering
" Acutaas Chemicals " New multibagger stock crossed ATH again.. 🚀🚀
" IFB Agro " Posted very good Q2 result..
" Acutaas Chemicals " New multibagger stock strong move 🚀🚀
" Intellect design " posted very good Q2 result..
" LG BALAKRISHNAN " Posted very good Q2 result..
Q2 Result on 3rd Nov :
ACME solar
Alpex solar
Bharti hexacom
Ratnaveer precision
Marine electrical
SJS enterprises
Dodla Dairy
Hitachi energy
Arvind smartspace
Vintage coffee
Auriopro solution
Kirloskar brothers
Vimta lab
Thangamayil jewellery
GE Vernova
Q2 Result on 4th Nov
Enviro infra
KRN heat exchanger
Allied blender
India shelter
Bluejet healthcare
Kaynes Technology
Home First Finance
Garden reach ship
Apollo micro system
Suzlon energy
KPR mill
Timex group
Refex ind
Alkyl amines
Aptech ltd
Greaves cotton
Q2 Result on 5th Nov :
Blackbuck ltd
Danish Power
Medi assist
Inox india
Vinyas innovative
Cellecor gadgets
Updater services
Avalon technology
Concord control
Tracxn technology
MTAR technology
Avanti feeds
Ravindra energy
Sika interplant
Q2 Result on 6th Nov
Interarch building
Senores pharma
Paradeep phosphate
NDR Auto
Ceinsys Tech
Bliss GVS
JM financial
Hind rectifier
Jaybharat maruti
MCX India
Linde india
💥THE HIDDEN RISK OF RISING SIP FLOW 💥
As I mentioned at the beginning of October, FIIs were expected to be net positive for the month. However, the final figure came in at –₹2,300 crore due to a sudden ₹6,000 crore sell-off on October 31. Without that one-day selling, FIIs would have been net positive for the month.
Since October 2024, when FIIs began heavy selling, our market has entered a bear phase — and it has now been one full year. During this period, DIIs have bought ₹8 lakh crore, while FIIs sold ₹4.5 lakh crore. Yet, despite such massive DII inflows, the market has not been able to cross its all-time high, and many retail investors continue to face heavy losses.
This raises an important question: Is the SIP flow truly helping the market generate profits, or is it merely pumping money into an overvalued market?
Over the past year, FIIs have booked profits, while DIIs have failed to do so — their primary role seems to be supporting the market and preventing a sharp fall, rather than creating returns for SIP investors. So, what’s the real benefit of SIP money if it doesn’t help investors earn profits during a bear phase?
If we analyze FII data, it’s clear that they returned around April 2025, when the market fell to the 22,000 level, but they started selling again once the market approached its all-time high. This clearly shows that FIIs will not return at high valuations; they will sell as soon as the market nears those levels.
In this way, DIIs are using SIP money to protect the market, indirectly helping FIIs book profits — while SIP investors see no gain. If SIP inflows continue to rise, the next bear phase could be even more painful, as markets may remain artificially high without providing real returns.
Remember — a market that doesn’t fall doesn’t mean investors are making profits. The last six months are proof: the market hasn’t fallen much, yet many investors are in huge loss.
Those who believe that SIP investing guarantees long-term profits are mistaken. During a bear phase, all the gains made in mutual funds during the bull run are eventually wiped out. So even if you continue your SIPs, your long-term returns may end up lower than fixed deposits.
In reality, DIIs are using SIP inflows not to generate profits, but to prevent a market collapse during bear phases.
I will explain this in detail in my YouTube video on November 8th.👇
FII selling has increased again, just as I have always said — whenever our market approaches its all-time high. Next week, I will share my outlook for the coming month, but the probability is high that FIIs will be net sellers next month.Can any technical chart expert truly understand FII psychology? If not, how can they tell you when the next bull run will begin?
The consistently high SIP inflows every month are actually creating a problem for our market. DIIs are using this money to keep the market artificially elevated, which in turn keeps valuations high and discourages FIIs from investing in India. As a result, our market is neither falling nor delivering meaningful returns.Understand one important thing — if the market does not correct, you will not earn returns from it. This is especially true for traders, who tend to suffer heavy losses when the market stays at higher levels with no clear trend. At such times, DIIs keep the market afloat .The market will remain in a bear phase until December 2025.
💥Find attached the updated list of our Multibagger Stocks.💥
Last time, we removed Multibagger stock " Rajesh Power " after it delivered more than 100% returns, as we wanted to reduce exposure to SME stocks. The market remains highly volatile, and very few stocks are performing consistently. Many traders are facing heavy losses in this bear market, as almost every trading strategy has failed.
However, our Multibagger Stock Strategy continues to deliver exceptional results, with over 90% accuracy even in this bear phase. Several of our recommended stocks are holding strong at higher levels and consolidating, which indicates that they are likely to outperform once the next bull market begins.
While most investors are in deep losses, our multibagger portfolio remains in positive territory. Our approach focuses on studying the business model and future growth potential of each company. Once we invest, we don’t track daily price movements — because our conviction lies in the company’s long-term fundamentals and growth story.
This clearly shows that in the current bear market, the only strategy that works is identifying multibagger stocks. All our selected stocks in multibagger stock lists belong to new and emerging sectors that did not participate in the last bull run.
To implement this strategy successfully, it is crucial to exit positions before the start of a bear phase and reinvest that capital into emerging sector stocks. Only our channel provided early warnings about the beginning of this bear phase back in October–December 2024.
If you fail to identify a bear market in time, your capital can remain trapped for a long period.👇
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Slowly and steadily, the market is declining after reaching close to its all-time high. As I have mentioned earlier, there will be no bull run until December 2025. The market is currently being held at higher levels by DIIs due to strong SIP inflows. However, without FII support, a bull run is simply not possible. Even though DIIs are supporting the market, most investors are still struggling to make profits — this is the true nature of a bear market. In such times, even earning a small profit becomes extremely difficult.On 8th November, I will release a new YouTube video where I will explain how a bull run begins, what Quantitative Tightening (QT) and Quantitative Easing (QE) mean, why we saw major bull runs in 2020–21 and 2023–24, and when we can expect the next bull run.
Remember no one can predict the start of a bull or bear market using technical charts . To understand market cycles, you must study the macroeconomic conditions of the U.S. economy, because our market direction depends entirely on it.
