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" Krishna Defence" Outperforming in weak market..🚀
Today’s small pullback is a temporary rebound after the market reached an oversold position. This pullback in the Nifty 50 is likely to be temporary. Throughout March 2026, the market may remain highly volatile because the correction in the Nifty 50 is not yet complete.
Until the Q4 results are announced, the market may continue to undergo a proper correction to bring valuations back to normal levels. Nifty 50 valuations are still high, and I believe the index may need to correct further before a sustainable recovery can begin.
"Acutaas Chemicals" a multibagger stock, is not correcting in this volatile market and continues to make highs gradually🚀
Global markets declined sharply today due to war-related concerns. Notably, South Korea’s market—one of the best-performing markets in 2025—fell by around 12%. In comparison, India’s Nifty 50 declined by only about 1.5%, which highlights the relative strength of our market compared to other emerging economies.
I believe FII flows may gradually shift from other emerging markets—especially those that delivered strong returns over the past year—into India. This is because the Indian market has been undergoing a correction phase for the last 1.5 years and is well-positioned to participate in the next bull run.
However, the Nifty 50 has not undergone a proper correction and has been hovering near all-time highs for the past 10 months. This has led to increased selling pressure. When the Nifty 50 declines, it ultimately impacts the broader market, including the Nifty Smallcap 250.
In my view, the final phase of correction may continue through March 2026, with a meaningful rally likely after Q4 earnings. I expect the market to begin gradually recovering from tomorrow onward after last 2 days fall.
The ongoing underperformance of our market is primarily due to elevated valuations. While the Nifty Smallcap 250 has already corrected, the Nifty 50 has not. Situations like war can act as a trigger to bring valuations down to more attractive levels.
Over the past 10 months, the Nifty 50 appears to have been supported by selective buying in heavyweight stocks, preventing a broader correction. But without a proper correction, a sustainable bull run cannot begin—this principle applies to the Nifty 50 as well.
As I mentioned a year ago in my YouTube video, I expected the Nifty 50 to remain within the 23,500 to 26,200 range until the next bull run begins. So far, the index has largely moved within this range. Going forward, I still expect further downside in nifty50 , as valuations remain elevated.
The Nifty 50 had been range-bound for the past 10 months, moving within the 25,000 to 26,200 range. This prolonged sideways movement is one of the key reasons for the sharp fall we are now witnessing.
When a market enters a bear phase after a period of high valuations, it is expected to undergo a proper correction. However, due to strong SIP inflows, the Nifty 50 continued trading near its all-time highs, which became a major concern for the market.
I have repeatedly stated that if the Nifty 50 is trading near its all-time high, it indicates elevated risk, as the market still needs to correct to more attractive valuation levels. Without such a correction, a sustainable bull run cannot begin.
I also maintained that the Nifty 50 would not cross its all-time high until the next bull run starts and only after a meaningful correction takes place. Over the past 10 months, the Nifty 50 PE ratio has remained above 22, largely because DIIs supported the index near all-time highs through selective buying in high-weightage stocks.
Many experts became overly optimistic whenever the Nifty 50 approached its highs and began predicting the start of a new bull run. However, my view has remained consistent: a correction is necessary before any sustained rally.
In a bear market, if prices do not fall, it actually increases the risk, as it delays the natural correction process. This raises the probability of a sharper decline later.
The last 10 months of time pass movement in the Nifty 50 . Now, as we approach the final stage of the bear market, the index has started to decline.
The next bear phase could be more painful, especially due to strong SIP inflows, which may again delay proper corrections .
This is why our strategy is to withdraw 70% of our capital as soon as the bull run ends, because the bear phase typically lasts more than a year until valuations return to normal levels which gives more pain.
Warren Buffett also reduced his exposure to the market in 2024 when the US and Indian markets became overvalued, and is now sitting on around $300 billion in cash.
He follows a similar strategy—exiting the market when valuations are high—because investors often have to endure a long and painful bear phase until valuations normalize.💥
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Limited Defence stocks are the only sector performing positively today, driven by the ongoing war situation.
We are in the final stage of the bear market. I have repeatedly said that the correction in Nifty50 is not yet complete and valuations remain high. The index has been held at elevated levels due to selective buying, but in a bear market, a sustained bull run does not begin until valuations become attractive.
The current war situation is acting as a trigger to bring Nifty50 valuations back to more reasonable levels. As mentioned earlier, I expect the market to form a bottom soon and then witness a strong rally after the Q4 earnings.
The Smallcap 250 index is already trading at attractive valuations, but the continued decline in Nifty50 is putting pressure on the smallcap segment as well.
Even if the war had not occurred, Nifty50 would likely have corrected because a bull run cannot begin unless valuations return to normal levels. The war has simply provided a golden opportunity for the market to correct faster and reach attractive valuation levels sooner. A faster correction increases the chances of an earlier bull run.
We are now approaching nearly 1.5 years of a bear market. During this period, the market has not undergone a proper correction; instead, Nifty50 stayed close to its all-time highs. This is the main reason why the market is taking longer to start a new bull run.
There are only two key drivers for a bull run: either earnings must improve or valuations must become attractive. Until recently, both were missing. Now, we are getting closer to that stage—earnings are gradually improving, and market corrections are bringing valuations back to normal levels.
In March 2026, we may see the market forming a bottom, and from the Q4 earnings season onward, I expect a strong rally.
The delay in the bull run has largely been due to high SIP inflows, which have kept Nifty50 near its highs and prevented a natural correction.
By now, it should be clear that major market corrections happen when valuations become excessively high. The prolonged bear phase over the past 1.5 years is mainly due to elevated valuations. Therefore, high valuations are more dangerous for the market than war. War typically has a short-term impact, whereas high valuations can lead to a prolonged bear phase lasting a year or more.
FII buying and selling continued intermittently throughout February 2026. I expect a similar pattern to persist in March 2026 as well, which is why the market is likely to remain sideways with volatility.
The Smallcap 250 is almost at its bottom, but the Nifty50 has not corrected and its valuations are still high. When the Nifty50 falls, it puts pressure on the Smallcap 250 as well.
We are currently in an accumulation phase, and this is likely to continue until the Q4 results are announced.
Today’s market fall was due to war-related news, but markets typically react to such events for only 1–2 days. Although the market opened with a big gap down, it recovered towards the end of the session, indicating that the impact of the war news has already been factored in.
This is why I always emphasize understanding bull and bear market cycles. If you understand these cycles, no one can mislead you in the stock market. Many so-called experts give different targets for the Nifty, and if you lack knowledge of market cycles, you may end up trusting such unreliable opinions and making poor decisions.
Most experts tend to predict a market crash only when panic is already high, which further increases fear among retail investors. Similarly, they give higher targets when the market is near the end of a bull run.
That is why I rely on my own research, supported by data, FII activity, and investor psychology. I do not depend on so-called experts. Most retail investors make decisions based on social media influencers, and unfortunately, those predictions are often wrong.
Did any expert warn at the beginning of the bear phase in October–December 2024 that 2025 would deliver no returns & market will under bear phase? No. But now, after the long bear phase correction, many are saying that 2026 will be similar to 2025.
This shows that such experts usually appear only after the market has already gone through a painful bear phase & retail investors are panic . They do not warn investors when the market is in euphoria and retail investors are investing out of FOMO at the end of a bull run.
FII buying and selling continued intermittently throughout February 2026, as I had predicted. I expect the same trend to persist in March 2026, which could keep the market volatile.
💥The stock market will remain closed tomorrow on 3rd March on account of Holi.💥
Today’s market fall is due to the impact of the war. Typically, markets react to such events for only 1–2 days. From 4th March onwards, the market is expected to function normally. However, since we are currently in a bear phase, do not expect a significant rally until the Q4 results are announced.
We are moving closer to a bottom formation. The Nifty 50 has been trading in the 25,000–26,200 range for the past six months. The current situation is is creating an opportunity to bring valuations to more attractive levels.
Our market has been underperforming mainly because the Nifty 50 had not undergone a proper correction. This phase is helping correct that imbalance. Without this correction, large-cap stocks would likely struggle to generate meaningful returns in 2026.
The correction in Nifty 50 was overdue for several months. This index weakness is also putting pressure on the small-cap index also. However, this correction is necessary as it allows the market to form a sustainable bottom.
Many investors assume that a bear phase lasts only 3–4 months, but in reality, it continues until valuations become attractive. That is why bear markets can extend for 1.5 to 2 years.
Strong SIP inflows often delay proper corrections, resulting in a prolonged and painful consolidation phase instead.
Remember one key point: if valuations are not attractive, do not expect a bull run—even if there is positive news. This is exactly what we saw throughout 2025, where the bear phase continued despite favorable developments.
Do not assume you are safe just because the market hasn’t not fallen . In fact, if proper correction has not taken place, the risk of a bigger fall remains high which we are seeing since last 2 months.
In my view, the next two months could be the final phase of correction. After Q4 earnings, we may start seeing a strong upward move in the market.
As I mentioned earlier, the market could form a bottom over the next two months, and I expect the next rally to begin after the Q4 earnings season. Small-cap earnings have already shown improvement in Q3, and we expect further growth in Q4.
Over the next two months, the market is likely to remain sideways with intermittent volatility. The Nifty 50 has not corrected sufficiently yet, and valuations remain high. I expect the Nifty 50 to undergo a correction during this period.
As we are already observing, when the Nifty 50 falls sharply, the Nifty Smallcap 250 tends to fall less. This indicates that the small-cap index may have already bottomed out.
We are now in the final stage of the bear market, and I expect a strong move in the near future. The market is currently waiting for two key triggers: attractive valuations and improved earnings, both of which are likely to align by the Q4 results.
There is a lot of misleading information circulating on social media—linking market performance to factors like Trump tarrif , trade deals, or government policies. These narratives often confuse retail investors. In reality, the market remains in a bear phase until valuations normalize and earnings improve.
There is no alternative logic that consistently works in the stock market. That is why I do not rely on technical charts for long-term market outlook. My predictions are based on data and valuations.
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