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💥The biggest mistake retail investors make is averaging down on poor stocks. There is no problem in losing money on a stock; it happens to everyone. However, the real mistake is holding onto a poor stock, and an even bigger one is averaging down when its fundamentals are deteriorating, just because you believe the stock has become cheap.💥

Q3 Result on 28th Oct : Tata technologies Ideaforge technology Aarti pharma Kfin technology Pavna ind SJS enterprises Shriram pistons Servotech power Iris clothing Infobeans technologies D. P. Abhushan Supriya Lifescience Paras defence Cartrade tech Deep Industries Railtel corporation Stove kraft Computer age Sumitomo chemical Greenpanel industries Greenply Industries Arvind fashion Radhika jewel Quess corp Pudumjee paper Bharat wire Vintage coffee Skipper ltd Punjab national bank Vesuvius india Allied digital Nandan denim Arrow greentech ADF food Suzlon energy John cockerill Kalyani steel JBM auto IOCL Maharastra seamless Jindal drilliing Welspun living Sarla performance Poly medicure BHEL Bhageria ind Anant Raj Ajmera realty Styrenix performance Motilal oswal LIC finance First source solution Federal bank Adani power Ambuja cement Q2 Result on 29th Oct : AVP infra Motisons jewellery Ask automotive Updater service Kaynes technology eMudhra ltd Creative newtech Ami organics MTAR technology Hitachi energy Gujarat Fluorochemicals HUDCO LKP securities Greenlam Industries Selan exploration RS software GHCL ltd Websol energy Mirza international Linc ltd Genus power Thirumalai chemical Apar ind Engineers india Redington ltd Welspun enterprises TD power Suven life sciences Sika interplant PCBL ltd Kirloskar brothers Kingfa science Edelweiss financial services Deepak fertiliser Adani enterprises Adani port Marico Maruti suzuki Q2 Result on 30th Oct : Sahaj solar Drone destination Kitex garment Electrosteel casting Indraprastha medical Hind rectifier WPIL Tata power IRB infra D- Link india Automotive axle Dabur india Grindwell norton MIRC elecronics Omax auto AIA engineering

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https://youtube.com/@Multibaggerstocks-DEVENDRA?si=u3QuRNBEGfwqxkvL 💥Today, I’ll be releasing a new YouTube video where I’ll provide an in-depth analysis on why FIIs are not the primary reason behind the recent market fall; instead, retail investors are driving the downturn. I’ll also discuss why PSU stocks are likely to underperform in the near future and explain the reasons behind the underperformance of Adani stocks.💥

💥Market Update: Current marketfall Driven by Retail Panic Selling, Not FII Outflows💥 As of October 25, FIIs  sold : 100,242 crore INR DIIs bought : 97,000 crore INR. This significant DII buying has largely absorbed the heavy FII selling. At the beginning of October, FIIs sold heavily, and DIIs could not initially absorb this volume of selling, which caused a market fall initially. However, once DIIs began absorbing the FII outflows more effectively, the market entered a range-bound phase. But On October 21, a steep sell-off in the small and mid-cap indices occurred, this is  due to panic selling by retail and HNI investors. From October 21 onward, the market, especially in the small and mid-cap segments, saw sharper declines due to this panic-driven retail and HNI selling. On October 25, this pattern continued, with panic among retail investors and HNIs further impacting the small and mid-cap indices. This current market decline is not primarily due to FII selling but rather the panic selling by retail and HNI investors. Despite DIIs absorbing FII sales on  October 21,22 and 25, the market still declined, demonstrating that retail investors’ panic selling has amplified the downturn. Had these retail investors not sold in a panic, our market would have likely remained range-bound, with DIIs counteracting FII outflows. Now, the market's downward movement largely depends on whether retail investors continue selling in panic. Many retail investors who entered the market after 2020 have been alarmed by reports of significant FII selling, which has contributed to a heightened sense of uncertainty among them. FII selling is expected to gradually decrease next week, and DIIs should continue to absorb any additional sales. Thus, the current decline isn’t a result of FII actions alone, but rather a consequence of the panic response among retail investors.

💥Market Update: Current marketfall Driven by Retail Panic Selling, Not FII Outflows💥 As of October 25, FIIs  sold : 100,242 crore INR DIIs bought : 97,000 crore INR. This significant DII buying has largely absorbed the heavy FII selling. At the beginning of October, FIIs sold heavily, and DIIs could not initially absorb this volume of selling, which caused a market fall initially. However, once DIIs began absorbing the FII outflows more effectively, the market entered a range-bound phase. But On October 22, a steep sell-off in the small and mid-cap indices occurred, this is  due to panic selling by retail and HNI investors. From October 21 onward, the market, especially in the small and mid-cap segments, saw sharper declines due to this panic-driven retail and HNI selling. On October 25, this pattern continued, with panic among retail investors and HNIs further impacting the small and mid-cap indices. This current market decline is not primarily due to FII selling but rather the panic selling by retail and HNI investors. Despite DIIs absorbing FII sales on  October 21,22 and 25, the market still declined, demonstrating that retail investors’ panic selling has amplified the downturn. Had these retail investors not sold in a panic, our market would have likely remained range-bound, with DIIs counteracting FII outflows. Now, the market's downward movement largely depends on whether retail investors continue selling in panic. Many retail investors who entered the market after 2020 have been alarmed by reports of significant FII selling, which has contributed to a heightened sense of uncertainty among them. FII selling is expected to gradually decrease next week, and DIIs should continue to absorb any additional sales. Thus, the current decline isn’t a result of FII actions alone, but rather a consequence of the panic response among retail investors.

The following stocks were given in our premium channel over the last three months, selected based on Q1 results and future outlook. Despite a significant market crash this month, our portfolio remains profitable, with only 2-3 stocks showing minor losses. While many investors faced substantial losses due to the sharp correction, our portfolio shows no overall loss, highlighting the importance of careful stock selection, especially when the market is at an all-time high. Our stock selection strategy is guided by market cycles to minimize risk, even during major corrections. Here is the performance of these stocks based on Q1 results, showing total gains and losses to date: This performance underscores the resilience of our portfolio, even amid market volatility, thanks to our strategic stock selection .👆👆

The following stocks were recommended in our premium channel over the last three months, selected based on Q2 results and future outlook. Despite a significant market crash this month, our portfolio remains profitable, with only 2-3 stocks showing minor losses. While many investors faced substantial losses due to the sharp correction, our portfolio shows no overall loss, highlighting the importance of careful stock selection, especially when the market is at an all-time high. Our stock selection strategy is guided by market cycles to minimize risk, even during major corrections. Here is the performance of these stocks based on Q2 results, showing total gains and losses to date: This performance underscores the resilience of our portfolio, even amid market volatility, thanks to our strategic stock selection and recommended price levels.👇👇