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In today's video, I'll explain:
✅ Why is the Nifty 50 falling?
✅ When can we expect the next rally in the Smallcap 250 index?
✅ Why does the Smallcap 250 fall sharply whenever the Nifty 50 breaks below the 24,000 level?
✅ Why is swing trading profitable only when the market is in a sustained uptrend? Why does it become difficult to make money when the market moves sideways or declines? (This applies to all traders, regardless of experience.)
✅ Why has the US market entered a highly volatile phase where generating consistent returns has become difficult?
✅ How to identify future multibagger stocks by analysing management conference calls. I'll explain the key management commentary and business triggers that can help you assess a company's future earnings growth potential.
🎯 This is Part 1.
In the next YouTube video (Part 2), I'll explain the complete process with a real company case study, showing you how to analyse a management conference call step by step to identify future growth opportunities. This will be one of the most important videos for long-term investors.
Subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't miss it! 👇 YouTube Video Releasing Today!
Subscribe to our YouTube channel and turn on the notification bell to get an instant alert as soon as the video goes live.
In today's video, I'll explain:
✅ Why is the Nifty 50 falling?
✅ When can we expect the next rally in the Smallcap 250 index?
✅ Why does the Smallcap 250 fall sharply whenever the Nifty 50 breaks below the 24,000 level?
✅ Why is swing trading profitable only when the market is in a sustained uptrend? Why does it become difficult to make money when the market moves sideways or declines? (This applies to all traders, regardless of experience.)
✅ Why has the US market entered a highly volatile phase where generating consistent returns has become difficult?
✅ How to identify future multibagger stocks by analysing management conference calls. I'll explain the key management commentary and business triggers that can help you assess a company's future earnings growth potential.
🎯 This is Part 1.
In the next YouTube video (Part 2), I'll explain the complete process with a real company case study, showing you how to analyse a management conference call step by step to identify future growth opportunities. This will be one of the most important videos for long-term investors.
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Over the last 20 days, the market has witnessed strong selling pressure, which caused some of our stocks to correct. However, always remember one important point:
When the market falls, almost every stock declines. The real difference is how quickly your portfolio recovers when the market rebounds.
If your portfolio consists of fundamentally strong companies from emerging sectors, the recovery is often much sharper.
After the Q1 results, we will review every stock in our multibagger portfolio. If the future growth guidance from management is weak, we will remove that stock from the list and replace it with better opportunities. We will continue to reshuffle our portfolio every quarter based on business performance and future growth potential.
🎥 Also, don't miss my latest YouTube video! In this video, I explain:
- How I select multibagger stocks using management guidance.
- How I identify the future growth potential of a company.
- Why future guidance is more important than past performance.
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"Yash Highvoltage" Multibagger stock strong recovery...🚀🚀
" Sterlite Technologies " Multibagger stock posted outstanding Q1 result..
"KSH International" Multibagger stocks showing strong relative strength in falling market..🚀
" DEE Development" Multibagger stock showing good recovery..🚀
" Atlanta Electric " Multibagger stock showing good recovery...🚀
"Acutaas Chemicals " has posted a very good Q1 result. As I mentioned earlier, Q1 is usually a muted quarter for the company, while Q2, Q3, and Q4 are expected to be much stronger in sequence..🚀
There is strong selling across the market today. Since it's Friday, I don't expect the market to recover today. However, I expect a recovery in the small-cap segment from Monday onward.
The market is currently highly volatile, so patience is essential. Investors who act out of panic or impatience could suffer significant capital losses.
FIIs are still selling despite the AI rally in the US being in a consolidation phase with limited movement. They are not returning to Indian equities mainly because of weak earnings and reduced guidance from the IT and banking sectors, which have traditionally been their favourite sectors.
I expect the next rally in smallcap to begin once the majority of companies announce their Q1 results. At present, the market is reacting primarily to earnings. IT and banking stocks are being punished by FIIs following weak guidance, and this is also weighing on the Smallcap Index. When the Nifty 50 declines, it becomes difficult for small-cap stocks to sustain higher levels, regardless of their individual fundamentals...💥
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💥Why FIIs Are Selling 💥
FIIs are selling mainly because they are disappointed with the weak Q1 results and reduced guidance from heavyweight IT and banking companies. These are the two sectors where FIIs have the highest exposure. When both sectors deliver weak earnings and lower their future outlook, FIIs have very few attractive opportunities to deploy fresh capital.
As a result, the Nifty 50 has fallen below the important 24,000 level. I have explained many times that whenever the Nifty breaks a major support level, it creates panic among retail investors. This panic selling quickly spreads to the Smallcap 250 index, which is exactly why it fell sharply to around the 17,600 level.
Many fundamentally strong small-cap stocks also declined today despite reporting excellent Q1 results. This is because panic selling by retail investors often leads to indiscriminate selling, where even high-quality companies get dragged down along with the rest of the market.
The current FII selling is largely driven by weak earnings and lower guidance from IT and banking heavyweight stocks. Today, Infosys also issued a weaker-than-expected outlook, adding to investor concerns.
For the broader market to move higher, either earnings growth must improve or valuations must become attractive. At present, neither condition is being met. Market valuations remain expensive, while earnings growth in several large-cap sectors is weak.
However, the picture is different in the small-cap space. Many small-cap companies are delivering strong Q1 results and continue to demonstrate robust future earnings growth. Such companies are likely to continue outperforming over the coming quarters.
