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" Quality Power " a multibagger stock, is showing a strong recovery after a sharp correction and is gradually moving higher.🚀🚀
"Axiscades Technologies" , a multibagger stock, is showing a steady recovery after a sharp correction and is gradually moving higher.🚀🚀
For the last two days, social media has been flooded with headlines predicting a "big market crash" on Monday.
So, where is the crash? Did you see any major market collapse?
Stop blindly following social media experts. Many of them will convince you to exit the stock market at the slightest sign of uncertainty. If you panic every day, you will never be able to make meaningful profits from investing.
You won't find accurate and consistent market predictions from people who keep changing their views based on daily global events and news headlines. Markets do not operate that way.
Similar events occur every month. If you make investment decisions based on every piece of noise, you are better off putting your money in a fixed deposit, because constant panic will prevent you from creating wealth in the stock market.
When markets decline due to panic, the stocks that have delivered strong gains in recent months are usually the first to witness profit booking and sharper corrections. On the other hand, stocks that have not generated significant returns often fall much less. This is one of the basic principles of the stock market.
However, many retail investors suddenly change their outlook when a stock corrects from its recent highs due to profit booking. It is common sense that when panic selling begins, the stocks that have risen the most are usually the first to come under pressure. We have seen the same thing happen in the US market, where many AI-related stocks experienced sharp corrections. Does that mean those companies have shut down or that their businesses are finished? Of course not.
Our analysis is completely data-driven. We focus on market cycles, valuations, and investor psychology. We understand when a bear market is ending and when a bull market is losing momentum. That is why our market outlook has remained consistent.
From October to December 2024, I repeatedly stated that the market was in a bear phase and would likely underperform throughout 2025. I also maintained that Trump's tariffs were not the primary reason for the market's weakness.
In January 2026, I said the market would witness a crash before the next bull phase. The market crashed in March 2026, and since then we have seen a strong recovery.
The current bull run is highly sector-specific and stock-specific. If you can identify the sectors and stocks that are likely to outperform, you can generate significant returns. However, if you rely only on technical charts without understanding broader market cycles and fundamentals, making consistent profits becomes much more difficult.
Once again, I am repeating: we are in a bull market, but only selected sectors and stocks are likely to outperform. The key is knowing which sectors and stocks are positioned to lead the next phase of growth. Those who focus on market cycles, sector trends, and business fundamentals are far more likely to succeed than those who react to every headline and social media prediction.
" INOX INDIA " Fired after long consolidation...🚀
All our stock recommendations are fundamentally strong. We identify a stock as a potential multibagger only when it breaks out with strong trading volume. We do not consider any stock a multibagger if it fails to deliver a breakout accompanied by heavy volume.
A high-volume breakout indicates that large investors may have entered the stock, which can help drive its price movement over the long term.
" Fineotex Chemical Ltd " New stock showing strong recovery in weak market..🚀🚀
As I mentioned earlier, the current correction is largely concentrated in IT stocks @ 2% down IT index. There has been no significant impact on the small-cap index. The selling pressure is mainly coming from a section of retail investors who are panicking due to social media noise rather than understanding the actual market situation .💥💥
"INOX India " is approaching its recent all-time high. A successful breakout above this level could trigger a strong upward move in the stock.🚀
" DEE DEVELOPMENT " New multibagger stock continue to hit 5% upper circuit..🚀🚀
" Quality Power" The multibagger stock has started recovering and hit a 5% upper circuit ...🚀🚀
"Acutaas Chemicals" is emerging as one of the biggest wealth-creating stocks of FY 2025–26. The stock continues to show strong momentum and has the potential to generate significant returns for long-term investors.🚀🚀
From 910 to 3400 @ 273 %
💥Global Market Sell-Off: Fed Rate Hike Fears, AI Stock Correction, and Retail Panic Selling Explained💥
Global markets are under selling pressure following the release of strong U.S. employment data. The U.S. economy added 172,000 jobs, significantly exceeding market expectations of around 85,000–105,000 jobs. This indicates that the U.S. economy remains strong. However, investors are concerned that such strong economic data could increase the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate hike at the upcoming FOMC meeting on June 16–17, 2026.
If interest rates are increased, borrowing costs will rise, which could impact companies that rely heavily on debt financing for growth and investments, including many AI-related companies. There are widespread discussions on social media about a potential AI bubble, but the recent decline in AI stocks does not indicate a bubble. AI stocks had already delivered substantial gains, and the current correction appears to be largely profit-booking after a strong rally. Concerns over higher financing costs for future AI investments are also contributing to the weakness in the sector.
The upcoming FOMC meeting is particularly important because it will be the first meeting chaired by the newly appointed Federal Reserve Chairman, Kevin Warsh. With a new chairman taking charge, markets remain uncertain about the future direction of monetary policy, adding to investor caution.
Another factor affecting sentiment is the anticipated SpaceX IPO, expected on June 12. If it proceeds as planned, it could become one of the largest IPOs in history and may temporarily absorb significant liquidity from global markets.
Today, IT and banking stocks may continue to face selling pressure due to their high foreign institutional investor (FII) ownership. Large-cap stocks are generally more vulnerable to FII selling, while small-cap and mid-cap stocks typically have lower FII participation.
However, when the Nifty 50 falls below key support levels, retail investors often panic, leading to broader market selling, including in small-cap stocks.
In many cases, sharp declines in small-cap stocks are driven more by retail panic than by any major deterioration in business fundamentals.
Unfortunately, many retail investors make decisions based on social media commentary, news flow, or market noise rather than conducting their own research. Successful investing requires independent analysis, patience, and conviction. Investors who react emotionally to every global headline often struggle to generate consistent long-term returns.
Rajesh Exports is currently in the spotlight following SEBI's investigation into the alleged ₹15 lakh crore scam.
One of the key concerns that investors should have noticed is the company's operating profit margin. For many years, the company reported zero operating profit margins, with sales and operating expenses moving almost in tandem. This raises an important question: if the core business is generating no operating profit, where is the profit coming from?
A significant portion of the company's earnings often came from other income rather than its core operations. This should have prompted investors to examine the financial statements more carefully.
In many cases, understanding a company's balance sheet, profit and loss statement, and cash flow statement can help investors identify potential red flags. Basic financial analysis can often reveal whether a business model is genuinely creating value or merely reporting large revenues without meaningful profitability.
What is even more surprising is that LIC had invested in the company. It is surprising that a large institution like LIC, with access to professional analysts and research teams, invested in the company despite these concerns.
US markets witnessed a sharp sell-off on Friday, marking the biggest single-day decline of 2026, with the Nasdaq falling nearly 4%. The main trigger was the stronger-than-expected May jobs report, which showed that the US economy remains resilient and employment growth continues to be robust.
A strong labor market can keep inflationary pressures elevated, reducing the likelihood of immediate interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. Investors now fear that the Fed may keep interest rates higher for longer, or even consider further rate hikes if inflation remains sticky.
Higher interest rates increase borrowing costs for businesses and reduce the attractiveness of high-growth technology stocks. As a result, major technology and semiconductor companies faced heavy selling pressure, dragging both the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 lower. The stronger jobs data also pushed bond yields higher, further weighing on equity markets and triggering a broad-based sell-off.
Another reason for the sharp decline was profit booking. US markets were trading near all-time highs, and investors used the strong jobs data as an opportunity to book profits in technology stocks that have rallied significantly in recent months.
Due to the global sell-off on Friday, Indian markets may also react negatively on Monday. However, I expect the decline in India to be relatively limited because our market has already been underperforming. That said, IT and banking stocks could face additional selling pressure.
Indian markets can outperform only when FII selling reduces or FIIs turn buyers again. Otherwise, the Nifty 50 may continue to lag behind global markets.
One interesting observation over the past month is that while the Nifty 50 has been falling, the majority of the weakness has come from IT and banking stocks. Meanwhile, the Smallcap 250 Index has managed to hold near @ 17,000 level. This suggests that FIIs are selling only selected index heavyweights and sectors rather than the broader market.
That is why the current market environment remains a stock-picker's market rather than a broad-based bull market.💥💥
💥Global markets are witnessing a sell-off ahead of the SpaceX IPO, which is expected to be the largest IPO in history. When a massive IPO enters the market, it often attracts significant investor capital, leading to a temporary liquidity drain from equity markets.
Today profit-booking is taking place in AI-related stocks, many of which have rallied sharply in recent months.
Given the unprecedented size of the SpaceX IPO, it could absorb liquidity from markets around the world.
India, may also experience some capital outflows as global investors reallocate funds to participate in this landmark offering.💥
