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FIIs have turned buyers for the first time after a long period. However, the recent 2-day rally in small-cap stocks has mainly been driven by retail investors. FII buying is an important signal that the market has likely already formed a bottom. I do not expect any major downside from here.
As I have been saying, the downside in our market is limited, while the upside potential is very high. FIIs are likely to turn net positive soon, and our market will start outperforming. It is important to understand that we do not need aggressive FII buying— even a slightly positive FII flow is enough to lift the market, because DIIs and retail investors are strong enough to support the rally.
I have also said since the beginning of the bear phase that in the next bull cycle, old multibagger stocks will underperform, while new-age and emerging sector stocks will outperform. In this bull run, you will see fresh leaders from emerging sectors. If your portfolio is not recovering quickly during this phase, it is time to re-evaluate your stock selection.
I have repeatedly mentioned that gold and silver are likely to underperform in 2026, while equities will outperform. However, many investors have entered gold and silver due to FOMO.
Remember, the biggest returns in the stock market come when valuations are attractive. Once valuations become expensive, it becomes much harder to generate profits. The next one year could be a major wealth-creation phase for investors focused on potential multibagger stocks.
For April 2026, I expect the market to remain largely sideways. The next major rally is likely to begin from May 2026 onwards, especially as companies start announcing their Q4 results.
As I mentioned earlier, the Nifty Smallcap 250 index has formed a bottom around the 15,000 level, and this is a good phase to accumulate quality stocks. Our Nifty 50 prediction of 23,000 (+/- 500) has already played out, and the market has reversed from those levels. I was expecting a further correction towards 21,600 for more attractive valuations, but strong DII support prevented that.
One important thing to understand: nobody in the world can predict the exact market bottom. Nifty levels are influenced by FII and DII flows than by technical charts alone.
The recent market correction has already priced in most war-related negative news. Even if new developments occur, I do not expect a major impact on the market. Markets typically discount future events in advance and do not react repeatedly to the same news.
Going forward, the market will react more to Q4 earnings. Over the past two months, I have consistently advised focusing on stocks showing high relative strength during the crash—and we have already seen strong moves in such stocks. I have shared several examples from sectors like data centers, power transmission, pharma, and auto ancillaries.
I am planning to release a new YouTube video covering emerging sectors and high-potential stocks.
" Yatharth Hospital "Multibagger stock is showing a strong recovery ..🚀🚀
💥There is a common pattern in market recoveries when the market shifts from a bear phase to a bull phase.💥
In the initial stage, almost all stocks rise — both strong and weak companies.
However, after some time, only fundamentally strong businesses continue to move higher.
Weak companies start to decline again.
This is the phase where smart stock selection makes the real difference.
"Belrise Industries" strong rally and is now poised for a strong return..🚀
US data center stocks continue to outperform. These were shared last month when the market was falling, yet they were already showing strong relative strength.
I have repeatedly said that the Smallcap 250 index has already formed its bottom, and I had indicated 15,000 as the maximum downside level. However, the index briefly fell to around 14,800.
Please understand that real wealth in the stock market is created during the first year of a bull market. As soon as the bear phase ends, you should start accumulating fundamentally strong stocks from emerging sectors that are showing strong relative strength. Many retail investors wait for a full recovery and end up missing the opportunity.
Good quality stocks have already started their rally. Those who accumulated strong stocks from emerging sectors during the bear phase are likely to create significant wealth over the next year—provided they have invested a meaningful amount in potential multibagger stocks. After one year, when market valuations become expensive, the opportunity for high returns reduces.
So, the period from the bear market bottom to the next one year is the most crucial phase for wealth creation.
Also understand this clearly—trading is unlikely to generate consistent wealth. The small profits made during a bull phase are often wiped out during the bear phase.
As soon as FIIs turn positive, our market is likely to start outperforming.
Those waiting for the “perfect bottom” will miss the opportunity. Remember, no one in the world can predict the exact market bottom. When downside risk is limited and upside potential is high, it is wiser to start accumulating quality stocks.
Even if the market falls further, fundamentally strong stocks tend to fall less and recover faster once the market rebounds. This is why staying invested is important—even if you expect short-term volatility—because you cannot predict which stocks will recover the fastest.
Even if you wait for the exact bottom but end up buying weak or “dead” stocks just because they appear cheap, those stocks may underperform throughout the next bull run. Then waiting for the perfect bottom serves no real purpose.
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"Yash Highvoltage" a multibagger stock, is ready to cross its all-time high after a prolonged period of consolidation.🚀🚀
"Acutaas Chemicals," Diwali Muhurat multibagger stock, continues to outperform.🚀🚀
As I have repeatedly said, once the bear phase ends and the bull run begins, our stocks will be the first to participate in the rally. Within six months, you can generate significant profits—provided you have accumulated these multibagger stocks during the bear phase.💥💥
“Stallion India" , a Diwali Muhurat multibagger stock, has started to outperform after a long period of underperformance.🚀🚀
"MTAR Technologies" , which is linked to the U.S. data center theme, as well as the nuclear power and defence sectors, is poised to deliver multibagger returns.🚀
" Lumax Industries and Lumax Auto Technologies" have both shown a strong recovery following the recent market correction.🚀
"Atlanta Electric" , a new stock from the power transformer sector, is poised to deliver multibagger returns.🚀🚀
Power transmission sector stocks making higher high everyday...No impact of market crash..
FII selling is continuing, and we cannot say that the market has formed a bottom unless FIIs start buying again. Yesterday, everyone was excited about the ceasefire between Iran and the US, but despite that, FIIs were still net sellers.
So the question is: is there any real connection between FII selling and geopolitical events like war? If yes, then why were FIIs selling even before these events? FIIs have been selling consistently for the last 1.5 years. In between, factors like Trump tariffs and geopolitical tensions like war have come and gone—but are these really the main reasons for the selling? Or is it primarily due to high market valuations, which I have been emphasizing repeatedly?
Since the beginning of this bear phase, my view has been simple: FIIs are selling mainly because of elevated valuations. DIIs, on the other hand, have not allowed the Nifty 50 to correct to attractive levels. Nifty 50 has been supported and kept near all-time highs by DIIs over the last 10 months.
I was expecting the Nifty 50 to correct to around 21,600 levels, which I consider an attractive zone where the P/E ratio would be @ 19. However, DIIs have continued to support the index.
Even today, the Nifty 50 faced selling pressure, while the Smallcap 250 index remained positive. This indicates that the Smallcap 250 index have already formed a bottom.
I personally believe that the market could form a bottom within this month, which may lead to a strong move starting from May.
During this market correction, three sectors are emerging as clear winners: power transmission, data centers, and pharma. I have mentioned these sectors in many of my previous posts and have also shared specific stocks within them.
This clearly shows that certain sectors and stocks can still outperform even when the broader market is under pressure. This is a stock-picker’s market. If you understand businesses and sectors well, you can identify winners even in a falling market.
As I have said many times, we are close to bottom formation. The downside risk from here appears limited, while the upside potential is significant. Even if the market falls further, the recovery is likely to be sharp—especially in small-cap stocks.
The Q4 earnings season has just started, and the next move in the market will be stock-specific, driven by earnings performance. I expect a strong rally from next month as the majority of companies announce their Q4 results.
What a rally in power transmission sector stocks! There has been no impact from the market crash—they continue to outperform.
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Two months ago, I clearly mentioned that power transmission companies operating in the high-voltage segment could deliver strong returns. This is because the government’s focus has shifted toward strengthening transmission infrastructure, driven by the rapid increase in solar power generation. A large portion of this power cannot be efficiently evacuated due to limitations in transmission capacity .
