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As I mentioned this morning, the downside in our market is limited because we have already undergone a correction. In contras
As I mentioned this morning, the downside in our market is limited because we have already undergone a correction. In contrast, global markets are likely to fall more, as they haven’t corrected yet. The bottom for our market is likely around the 22,000 level, and we can expect a rebound near that point. If the global sell-off eases, you will see a recovery in our market within the next 1 or 2 days.

Always remember, a major market crash is a rare event—like the one we saw in 2020 after the COVID outbreak. Such times present a golden opportunity to generate wealth from the stock market. But to take advantage of it, you must have capital ready to invest during a crash. That’s why I’ve always emphasized the importance of investing only 30% of your capital at the beginning of a bear phase, and keeping the remaining 70% in cash to deploy gradually based on market trends and global economic conditions. If you focus on data-driven analysis, it's easier to anticipate what might happen over the next 4 to 6 months, and you can plan your investments accordingly. However, if you rely entirely on technical charts, you may end up deploying all your capital too early—missing the bigger opportunity if the market crashes further. The year 2025 is shaping up to be a strong base for creating long-term wealth—if you plan and execute your investments wisely. This is a rare opportunity that doesn’t come often. I’ve regularly shared videos explaining past global financial crises and how the current 2025 situation is strikingly similar. Those who have been watching my videos are already aware of the ongoing global crisis. Unfortunately, those who haven’t watched them are still unaware.

All major Asian indices are witnessing a bloodbath, with heavy declines in Japan and China. A global crisis seems to be unfol
All major Asian indices are witnessing a bloodbath, with heavy declines in Japan and China. A global crisis seems to be unfolding—similar to the financial collapses of 2001, 2008, and 2020. Our market is also likely to fall in line with global trends. However, I believe it will rebound within the next 1 or 2 days, as it has already corrected significantly over the past five months due to fears of a global recession or crisis. In my recent YouTube video, I explained how the current situation in 2025 mirrors the financial crises of 2001, 2008, and 2020, all of which began after the U.S. Federal Reserve started cutting interest rates.

All cryptocurrencies are crashing due to fears of a global crisis.
All cryptocurrencies are crashing due to fears of a global crisis.

List of companies scheduled to announce their Q4 results starting from tomorrow onwards.
List of companies scheduled to announce their Q4 results starting from tomorrow onwards.

Please watch my new YouTube video, where I explain effective strategies to successfully navigate a bear phase. I also discuss how microeconomic data can help us plan for both bull and bear markets to generate substantial wealth. Additionally, I have explained the recent U.S. market crash and its impact on the Indian market. Kindly share this video with your friends and network.👇

Everything I predicted in this YouTube video one month ago about the US market crash is now coming true. This is what we call data-driven analysis. Many investors shifted their money to the US markets when the Indian market was falling, believing that the US would outperform due to Trump’s policies. But now, they are trapped—because they don’t understand microeconomics like Warren Buffett. They didn’t study why Warren Buffett is sitting on a large pile of cash. Please remember, only the Indian market will outperform when the real bull run begins. India has the potential to generate massive wealth in the next bull run, as our economy will be the fastest-growing in the world. When the US enters a recession, FII flows will shift to India, giving a major boost to our markets.👇👇

U.S. Market Posts Worst Week Since the COVID Crash of March 2020: This Week’s Performance: Dow Jones: ▼ 7.8% S&P 500: ▼ 9.1% NASDAQ: ▼ 10% The U.S. market is currently experiencing a sharp price  correction phase, primarily driven by fears of an impending recession. In contrast, the Indian market has already undergone its price correction earlier. While our market may react to the steep fall in the U.S., the impact is expected to be significantly milder. I had already explained this scenario in my previous YouTube video, where I compared the current situation with historical patterns during previous Fed rate cuts and recessions in 2001, 2008 and 2020. A similar cycle appears to be unfolding now. This is precisely why Warren Buffett anticipated a U.S. market crash well in advance and chose to hold a substantial portion of his portfolio in cash. It’s a clear example of how macroeconomic data analysis can provide a reliable outlook on future market trends—far superior to technical charts. This approach enabled us to take timely action back in November–December 2024, by booking profits, deploying only 30% of our capital, and holding 70% in cash for future opportunities. Technical charts, in contrast, often fail in such situations and tend to mislead investors by suggesting false support levels. Stay tuned—a new YouTube video is releasing today, where I’ll explain the impact of Trump’s tariffs on the Indian market and the strategic actions investors should take now.

U.S. Market Posts Worst Week Since the COVID Crash of March 2020: This Week’s Performance: Dow Jones: ▼ 7.8% S&P 500: ▼ 9.1% NASDAQ: ▼ 10% The U.S. market is currently experiencing a sharp price correction phase, primarily driven by fears of an impending recession. In contrast, the Indian market has already undergone its price correction earlier. While our market may react to the steep fall in the U.S., the impact is expected to be significantly milder. I had already explained this scenario in my previous YouTube video, where I compared the current situation with historical patterns during previous Fed rate cuts and recessions in 2000, 2001, and 2008. A similar cycle appears to be unfolding now. This is precisely why Warren Buffett anticipated a U.S. market crash well in advance and chose to hold a substantial portion of his portfolio in cash. It’s a clear example of how macroeconomic data analysis can provide a reliable outlook on future market trends—far superior to technical charts. This approach enabled us to take timely action back in November–December 2024, by booking profits, deploying only 30% of our capital, and holding 70% in cash for future opportunities. Technical charts, in contrast, often fail in such situations and tend to mislead investors by suggesting false support levels. Stay tuned—a new YouTube video is releasing today, where I’ll explain the impact of Trump’s tariffs on the Indian market and the strategic actions investors should take now.

Kindly review the list of stocks that generate a high percentage of their revenue from the US market. It is advisable to avoi
Kindly review the list of stocks that generate a high percentage of their revenue from the US market. It is advisable to avoid including such stocks in your portfolio, particularly during periods of uncertainty . Most of the companies are primarily from the IT and pharmaceutical sectors.

Today, for the first time, DIIs sold a large quantity, which led to strong selling pressure in small and midcap stocks. It ap
Today, for the first time, DIIs sold a large quantity, which led to strong selling pressure in small and midcap stocks. It appears that DIIs have exited positions in stocks that are more exposed to the impact of Trump's tariffs. Otherwise, if DIIs had been net buyers, the Indian market could have closed in the green. Now, the trade war has escalated significantly after China imposed new tariffs on the U.S. As a result, the U.S. markets are witnessing a steep fall, which has slightly impacted the Indian markets as well. However, if you compare it with the U.S., the Indian market's fall is relatively limited during this trade war phase. The U.S. market is currently factoring in a potential recession, which is adding to the sell-off. In this kind of market environment, we should focus on stocks that have zero exposure to the U.S., as such stocks are less likely to be affected by Trump's statements or further geopolitical developments.

" Interarch Building Products"Diwali muhurat Multibagger stock .. not much impact from today's market crash. The stock with minimal downside risk.🚀

Today, there was a major decline in the Pharma, IT, and Metal sector stocks, primarily due to the impact of Trump’s tariffs.
Today, there was a major decline in the Pharma, IT, and Metal sector stocks, primarily due to the impact of Trump’s tariffs. However, I believe the market will begin to recover from next week, as the overall tariff impact seems to have played out across different sectors by now. Unless there is a fresh major tariff announcement, I do not expect any further significant impact.The market is unlikely to witness any big moves in the coming days, as the Q4 result season is set to begin from April 8th, which typically brings a period of consolidation and stock-specific movements.

As I’ve been saying over the past week, the market is expected to remain rangebound to sideways with some volatility as the Q
As I’ve been saying over the past week, the market is expected to remain rangebound to sideways with some volatility as the Q4 results season begins on April 8th. During this period, the market typically doesn’t move decisively in either direction due to uncertainty about which sectors or stocks will deliver strong or weak results. Many investors also tend to book profits ahead of the results due to this uncertainty. This is a common trend observed before every results season. The market will respond to individual stocks and sectors based on their respective earnings outcomes.

💥Many pharma stocks are crashing following the latest news. Just yesterday, there was positive news about the pharma sector, and today negative news.💥

"Kaveri Seed" was given in 2023, but the stock had remained rangebound since then. However, it has now given a breakout with heavy volume in last 15 days..🚀🚀

💥Negative News for Pharma Companies💥 U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that his administration is considering the possibility of imposing tariffs on pharmaceutical products.