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💥Smart Investing: The Importance of Timing in Sector-Specific Rallies💥
Reliance has given 0% returns over the last 2.5 years, HDFC Bank provided 0% returns in the last year, while Kotak Bank and Hindustan Unilever delivered 0% returns over 4.5 years. Similarly, Asian Paints has yielded 0% returns in the past 3.5 years.
It’s crucial not to get attached to any particular stock names. Many investors believe that simply holding stocks for 5 to 10 years will lead to big profits. When a sector-specific rally ends, you need to exit that sector and move into new outperforming ones to consistently generate profits. The “buy- hold- forget” strategy never works;
instead, “buy- hold- monitor” is more effective.
Institutional investors usually enter a sector when it’s reviving and exit once it peaks, but retail investors often get in only after a sector makes the headlines and has already topped. This often leads them to hold positions for years without any gains. Additionally, many retail investors lose substantial capital by averaging down on underperforming stocks with poor fundamentals, often without fully understanding the company’s potential for recovery. Averaging can be a poor strategy if done without careful analysis, as it can erode capital if the stock’s fundamentals are weak.
In the stock market, both entry and exit are crucial. Take positions when a sector-specific rally begins and exit when it peaks. In our channel, we provide insights on sector trends. For example, in March 2022, we advised exiting the IT sector as it had reached its peak. Similarly, for the past three months, we have been warning that PSU stocks have likely topped.
Learning from past mistakes and not repeating them is one of the best approaches to succeed in the share market. If you fail to learn from your mistakes and continue repeating them, the market will likely erode your wealth. Many people, for example, persist in trading in F&O despite repeatedly incurring losses, while others buy penny stocks even though they know these stocks often yield no returns for years. To succeed in the share market, it’s essential to recognize your mistakes, correct them immediately, and avoid repeating them.
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"Macpower CNC" , a potential multibagger stock, has exited from ASM Stage-3 and moved into ASM Stage-2, indicating that the company is gradually progressing toward a full exit from the ASM framework. The stock has been slowly recovering since it exited ASM Stage-4 last month. The company is scheduled to release its Q2 results on November 12th.💥💥
One of our members recently transitioned from F&O trading to become an investor. It's always wise to learn from mistakes and avoid repeating them in the share market. If you keep making the same mistakes repeatedly, your journey in the share market could come to an end. Those who learn from their mistakes and avoid them in the future are the ones who ultimately achieve good profits.
"Wardwizard Innovations" is another stock where I asked to exit in June when the stock price was ₹75, around our buy level. At that time, I cautioned that the continuous selling by promoters was a cause for concern, but many members chose not to sell, believing that, as an EV company, its stock price would eventually rise. However, promoters have continued to sell, while retail investors have been buying, which is a negative sign.
This strategy should be applied to other stocks as well—if promoters are selling and retail investors are buying, it’s typically a red flag. However, if promoters are selling to FIIs and DIIs , it’s generally a positive indicator. I’ve covered these points in detail in my YouTube video. Going forward, if you hold any underperforming stocks in your portfolio, check the promoter’s holding pattern to make informed decisions.
" Tracxn Technology " When a shareholding pattern shows that promoters , DIIs & FIIs are selling while the public is accumulating, it’s often a red flag for the company. I’ve explained in my video how to identify exit points based on shareholding patterns—those who watched it would understand. Out of our more than 70 stocks over the past two years, only two are currently underperforming.
However, it’s challenging to predict if promoters will sell their stakes in the future. When selecting stocks, we always ensure the shareholding pattern initially looks favorable, but these patterns can change over time, requiring us to stay vigilant.
This is just one example, but it’s essential to apply this criterion to other stocks as well to decide whether to hold or exit. Observing shareholding patterns offers insights into management activities, and these hints can be valuable in making informed decisions.
Q2 Result on 9th Nov :
Doms Industries
Remus pharma
Ratnaveer precision
Utkarsh small finance bank
Dharmaj crop
Data pattern
Epigral
Krishna institute of medical science
Antony waste handling
Affle india
IFGL Refractories
TVS electronics
Mawana sugar
HBL power
Black box
Tinna rubber
Rupa & company
Brooks lab
Aurobindo pharma
Atul auto
Andhra petro
Pakka
Steelcast
Kriti nutrients
Kriti Industries
Asian paints
Q2 Result on 11th Nov
Orient technology
AWFIS space solution
DCG cables
Azad engineering
Sar televenture
Concord biotech
Anlon technology
Landmark car
Kamdhenu venture
Fusion finance
Solex energy
Electronic mart
Krishna Defence
Harsha engineers
Jeena sikho
Campus activewear
Gateway distripark
Vertoz ltd
Rategain travel
Sansera engineering
Devyani international
Aarti surfactants
Dollar ind
HG infra
Prataap snacks
SP Apparels
BLS International
Parag milk foods
Waaree technology
Power mech project
Vasudhagama enterprises
Talbros engineering
Snowman logistics
Graphite india
Balarampur chini
Tamilnadu petro
Borosil renewable
TCPL Packaging
Vishnu chemicals
Premier explosive
Goodluck india
Syncom formulations
NFL
Saksoft
Pilani investment
PG electroplast
Monarch networth
Godfrey phillips
Time Technoplast
Ruchira paper
Triveni turbine
NMDC
Hindustan copper
Cords cable
Compucom software
Salzer electronics
Rico auto
Swelect energy
Maithan alloy
Ind swift lab
Dolat Algotech
Morepen lab
Aptech
Suprajit enginnering
Munjal showa
Elgi equipment
" Premier Energy " Posted good Q2 result..
" Tracxn Technology " Posted weak Q2 result..
FII selling continues, but since yesterday, DII buying has dropped significantly below the 2000 crore mark, which is why the ongoing FII selling is not being absorbed by DIIs, putting the market under selling pressure. It raises the question of whether SIP inflows have slowed down, as DIIs had deployed substantial capital last month to counteract FII selling. Our market has the potential to rebound if DIIs resume their earlier level of buying.
Today marked the conclusion of several major global events, with China announcing a 1.4 trillion dollar stimulus package. The upcoming week will be crucial to observe FII flows into the Indian market. While the Indian market hasn’t seen a steep decline due to strong domestic liquidity, issues could arise if SIP inflows start to weaken and FII selling persists. I’ll be taking a wait-and-watch approach next week to assess the impact of these events on FII activity before reaching any conclusions. Additionally I will monitor US 10 year bond yield next week.
China $1.4 trillion debt swap stimulus falls short as economic pressures mount - CNBC TV18
https://www.cnbctv18.com/world/china-1-4-trillion-debt-swap-stimulus-falls-short-as-economic-pressures-mount-19506424.htm
💥China stimulus live : 💥
China’s National People’s Congress (NPC) concludes its legislative session today, with a briefing scheduled at 4 p.m. in Beijing expected to introduce a debt refinance plan for local governments. The Budget Committee and Finance Ministry are set to address concerns around off-balance-sheet debt, aiming to provide local governments with more fiscal flexibility
FIIs are currently selling aggressively in the Indian market. If this trend continues into next week, we might see a situation similar to 2022, when FIIs sold heavily throughout the year, leading to market volatility. During that period, the market went through both price and time corrections, and many futures and options traders suffered significant losses by assuming the market was still in a bull run.If FIIs limit their daily selling to less than 2,000 crore , the DIIs may be able to absorb this level of selling, helping the market recover. However, if daily FII selling exceeds 4,000 crore rupees, it will be challenging for the market to sustain this pressure, and recovery may become difficult.
A major market crash would likely only occur if there were signs of a recession in the U.S. We’ll closely monitor U.S. economic data for any indications, as this could serve as an early warning signal. If the U.S. economy does enter a recession, our channel will provide clear alerts.
" Insolation Energy " Has started big bull rally after posting outstanding Q2 result..🚀
💥From 1018 Rs to 4500 Rs @ 342 % Gain in less than 1 year..💥
" Macpower CNC " Multibagger stock slow & steady recovery after exiting from ASM stage -4...🚀🚀
Q2 result will be announced on 12th Nov..
" Tejas Network " Strong move...close to all time high.💃💃🚀🚀
"Solex Energy' making new high everyday🚀🚀
" Kellton tech " strong recovery.. Back to buy level..🚀🚀
Q2 result on 12th Nov..
FII selling continue.If FIIs continue selling next week, we can expect our market to undergo both time and price corrections for an extended period. This trend may continue until the market reaches more attractive valuations. We will change our strategy if FII selling continues next week..
Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting produced the following key outcomes:
1. The FOMC cut its target interest rate by 25 basis points, as anticipated by the market, bringing it to a range of 4.5-4.75%. Following Chair Powell’s comments, the U.S. 10-year bond yield remained steady at 4.3%. Observers will be watching bond yield trends closely in the coming days.
2. The decision to reduce rates was unanimously supported by all committee members.
3. The post-meeting statement presented no significant changes from previous communications.
4. The statement reiterated that the risks to inflation and employment remain roughly balanced, confirming the FOMC's data-dependent approach. Future rate adjustments will be based on economic conditions.
5. Chair Jerome Powell’s comments were generally dovish. He expressed confidence that inflation and inflationary pressures are under control and emphasized that further cooling in the labor market would be undesirable. Powell also supported a gradual approach to easing rates toward a neutral level.
6. Powell noted that if inflation were to rise, the Fed might slow the pace of rate cuts as it nears a neutral policy rate. However, he appeared skeptical of this scenario, rhetorically asking, “Where is the inflation coming from?” and stating, “The economy is not tight.”
7. When questioned about the recent rise in Treasury yields and its potential effect on Fed policy, Powell responded that the rise in yields had not been sustained long enough to justify a policy reaction.
8. In response to a question on whether he would resign if requested by former President Trump, Powell firmly replied, "No."
9. When asked if he would be legally required to step down if requested by Trump, Powell again responded with a clear "No."
10. Powell also faced several questions regarding the upcoming election and potential policies of the new administration, though he refrained from providing specific answers on these topics.
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