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Disclaimer: I am a SEBI Registered Research Analyst (RA: INH000026488). All stocks, market updates, and investment-related information shared in this channel are strictly for educational and informational purposes only.
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💥How to Read Results: Results Are Not Everything💥
If a company is reporting strong current results but its future outlook is uncertain, the market usually does not reward it in the long run.
To understand a company’s future growth, always read the management commentary after the results. Focus on what management is saying about the coming quarters:
Is there a strong tailwind in the sector going forward?
Or is the recent jump in profits only temporary?
If the current profit growth is temporary, the market may pump the stock in the short term and dump it later.
However, if management across an entire sector is giving a bullish outlook, that sector has a high probability of outperforming.
Examples include sectors such as auto ancillaries and power transmission.
When a sector has strong tailwinds, many stocks within that sector can deliver superior performance.
If result is strong , but future growth is weak .There may still be short-term rallies of 10–20%, but these moves are nothing more than pump-and-dump activity.
This is why, when you buy any stock, there must be a clear reason. You cannot buy a stock only because of a technical breakout. Such trades are usually suitable only for short-term gains of 10–15% and cannot generate long-term wealth.
On the other hand, if current results are average but the future outlook is strong and clear, the stock price may not fall much and can even rise in a healthy market.
I hope you have observed this pattern on multiple occasions by now.
So: Do not jump into a stock just by looking at the results — and the opposite is also true.✈️✈️
💥Many stocks are showing strong relative strength in this bear market and are sustaining near their highs. The following stocks are demonstrating resilience and outperforming the broader market:💥
👉 Acutaas Chemicals
👉Lumax Auto Technologies
👉Lumax Industries
👉SJS Enterprises
👉TD Power Systems
👉MTAR Technologies
👉GE Power India
👉GE Vernova
👉Hitachi Energy India
👉SML Isuzu
👉Titan Biotech
👉Force Motors
👉Krishna Defence & Allied Industries
👉Kirloskar Oil Engines
👉SEAMEC Limited
👉Jamna Auto Industries
👉Jay Bharat Maruti
Please monitor the Smallcap 250 Index chart to understand why your portfolio is underperforming. This index made its top in July 2025 and has since been forming a series of lower lows. That is the main reason why most small-cap stocks have failed to outperform during this period. Even if a stock gives a breakout, it can fall again when the broader market trend is in a lower-low formation.
Do not rely only on the NIFTY 50. It has been manupulated by DII flows and has not fallen since July 2025. In fact, it is still trading near its all-time high. This creates a misleading picture, especially for investors who hold small-cap stocks.
On the other hand, the NIFTY Smallcap 250 made a peak in July 2025 and has been declining since then, mainly due to panic selling by retail investors. That is why small-cap portfolios have been underperforming, even though Nifty 50 appears strong.
Currently, the Smallcap 250 Index seems to be attempting to form a bottom in the 15,500–16,000 range and is consolidating. I believe it may continue to consolidate in this range until Q4 results are announced. After that, we can expect a potential breakout if earnings support valuations.
At present, this index is the only one that has corrected meaningfully and is available at relatively attractive levels. However, many experts discuss only the Nifty 50 daily, which can misguide retail investors who are primarily invested in small-cap stocks.🚀
We have now concluded the Q3 earnings season, and as per my earlier prediction, the market is likely to remain sideways until the Q4 results are announced. February–March 2026 could be a volatile period, and we may witness the final phase of correction during this time.
However, this is the right time to gradually accumulate good quality stocks. After the completion of Q3 earnings, there are no major triggers left that can significantly reward the market in the short term. Over the last one month, we have already seen a decent move based on Q3 results.
I expect strong and positive momentum to emerge once Q4 earnings are announced.
As I have repeatedly advised, keep at least 30% of your capital in cash until the next bull run begins. Do not deploy all your capital during a bear phase.
Investors who invested their entire capital during this bear phase are now feeling frustrated due to the prolonged and painful correction. This is why it is important to understand the difference between a bull and a bear phase — something you will clearly learn through our channel.
On our channel, we closely follow the bull and bear market cycles. We exit our positions at the beginning of a bear phase to preserve capital and manage a prolonged correction cautiously.
In a bear market, only those investors get trapped who do not understand how bear phases work and continue investing aggressively at the start of the bear phase instead of protecting their capital.
Those who rely only on technical charts often get trapped in every bear phase because technical analysis does not provide clear signals of a prolonged and painful bearphase. To understand a deep bear market, one must study retail investor psychology, FII behavior, the global economy, SIP flows, and detailed data analysis.
On our channel, we analyze all these factors comprehensively. That is why we are able to identify bull and bear market cycles more effectively and understand when to deploy capital and when to withdraw money from the market.💥
" Axiscades Technologies " Multibagger stock continue to outperform in weak market..🚀
"Quality power " Multibagger stock is showing slow & steady recovery in a weak market 🚀🚀
"Acutaas Chemicals" multibagger stock is showing strong performance even in a weak market and is sustaining its all-time high levels.🚀🚀
" MTAR Technologies" which is involved in the U.S. data center theme, continues to outperform in weak market.🚀
" Krishna Defence " Strong move after Posting very good Q3 result..🚀
" Krishna Defence " Posted very good Q3 result..
💥Why We Will Release New Multibagger List Only in a Bull Run💥
Please watch YouTube video shared below. If you haven’t watched it yet, do watch it and share it in other groups as well so that retail investors can understand that the market works primarily on valuations and earnings.
Many retail investors believe that the market can be analysed only through technical charts and day-to-day news. Such investors often get trapped in every bear phase because they do not understand what a bear market is,Everything is clearly explained in this YouTube video.
Crores of retail investors follow social media “experts,” but they rarely get a clear understanding of bull and bear market cycles. As a result, they make profits during the bull phase but lose most of their gains during the bear phase. When the next bull phase comes, they again make profits, but once another bear phase starts, they repeat the same mistakes due to lack of risk awareness. There is a high probability that they get trapped again.
During this bear phase, we shared some multibagger stocks based on their consistent quarter-to-quarter performance. However, the Smallcap 250 index has fallen sharply over the last six months, putting pressure on almost all stocks. This is why even fundamentally strong stocks have fallen during this bear phase. That is also why we have decided to release a new multibagger stock list only when the actual bull run begins.
Meanwhile, we are continuously tracking high-quality stocks from emerging sectors and slowly accumulating them. Many of these stocks can deliver multibagger returns when the real bull run starts. Since our focus is on small-cap stocks, and the Smallcap 250 index has corrected substantially over the last six months, very few small-cap stocks have delivered some returns. In fact, many have underperformed.
During this bear phase, several sectors were discussed on social media as future multibaggers—such as semiconductors, data centres, NBFCs, banking, solar, defence, etc. However, most stocks from these sectors did not outperform. They moved up for one or two weeks but then corrected again. This shows how difficult it is to find real multibaggers during a bear phase.
That is why we will wait for the bull run to begin before releasing a new multibagger stock list.
Currently, we are in the last stage of the bear phase, so we are maintaining our long-term holding strategy. However, from the next bear phase onward, we will refine our strategy to generate more consistent returns even during bear markets.
This time, we believed that due to high SIP inflows, the market would not fall much further and that our multibagger stocks would gradually rise. But a bear market does not care about high SIP flows. It continues to correct until valuations become attractive, regardless of liquidity.
In the video, I have explained how retail investors panic at different stages of a bear market and how panic selling further drags down the Smallcap 250 index.
Due to high SIP inflows, DIIs managed to keep the Nifty 50 index relatively stable. However, since our stocks are from the small-cap category, they were impacted more when retail investors started panic selling.
Throughout this bear phase, our predictions have largely come true. In the next bear phase as well, you will continue to receive timely and accurate guidance from our channel to help protect your capital.
Please share this YouTube video with your friends, colleagues, and other groups so that more retail investors can understand how a bear market works and avoid getting trapped again in the next bear phase.👇
Please watch YouTube video shared below. If you haven’t watched it yet, do watch it and share it in other groups as well so that retail investors can understand that the market works primarily on valuations and earnings.
Many retail investors believe that the market can be analysed only through technical charts and day-to-day news. Such investors often get trapped in every bear phase because they do not understand what a bear market is,Everything is clearly explained in this YouTube video.
Crores of retail investors follow social media “experts,” but they rarely get a clear understanding of bull and bear market cycles. As a result, they make profits during the bull phase but lose most of their gains during the bear phase. When the next bull phase comes, they again make profits, but once another bear phase starts, they repeat the same mistakes due to lack of risk awareness. There is a high probability that they get trapped again.
During this bear phase, we shared some multibagger stocks based on their consistent quarter-to-quarter performance. However, the Smallcap 250 index has fallen sharply over the last six months, putting pressure on almost all stocks. This is why even fundamentally strong stocks have fallen during this bear phase. That is also why we have decided to release a new multibagger stock list only when the actual bull run begins.
Meanwhile, we are continuously tracking high-quality stocks from emerging sectors and slowly accumulating them. Many of these stocks can deliver multibagger returns when the real bull run starts. Since our focus is on small-cap stocks, and the Smallcap 250 index has corrected substantially over the last six months, very few small-cap stocks have delivered some returns. In fact, many have underperformed.
During this bear phase, several sectors were discussed on social media as future multibaggers—such as semiconductors, data centres, NBFCs, banking, solar, defence, etc. However, most stocks from these sectors did not outperform. They moved up for one or two weeks but then corrected again. This shows how difficult it is to find real multibaggers during a bear phase.
That is why we will wait for the bull run to begin before releasing a new multibagger stock list.
Currently, we are in the last stage of the bear phase, so we are maintaining our long-term holding strategy. However, from the next bear phase onward, we will refine our strategy to generate more consistent returns even during bear markets.
This time, we believed that due to high SIP inflows, the market would not fall much further and that our multibagger stocks would gradually rise. But a bear market does not care about high SIP flows. It continues to correct until valuations become attractive, regardless of liquidity.
In the video, I have explained how retail investors panic at different stages of a bear market and how panic selling further drags down the Smallcap 250 index.
Due to high SIP inflows, DIIs managed to keep the Nifty 50 index relatively stable. However, since our stocks are from the small-cap category, they were impacted more when retail investors started panic selling.
Throughout this bear phase, our predictions have largely come true. In the next bear phase as well, you will continue to receive timely and accurate guidance from our channel to help protect your capital.
Please share this YouTube video with your friends, colleagues, and other groups so that more retail investors can understand how a bear market works and avoid getting trapped again in the next bear phase.👇
New Delhi is set to host some of the world’s most influential technology and political leaders at the India AI Impact Summit 2026, scheduled from February 16 to 20 at Bharat Mandapam.
The event is expected to attract over 35,000 participants from across the globe, highlighting India’s growing role in shaping the global artificial intelligence agenda.
Among the prominent industry leaders expected to attend are Sundar Pichai of Google and Sam Altman of OpenAI. Other major names include Jensen Huang of Nvidia, Demis Hassabis, Bill Gates, Dario Amodei, and Cristiano Amon, along with several other leaders from the global technology and business community.💥
Today’s market crash was triggered by a sharp fall in the IT sector due to fears of AI disruption. The weakness in IT stocks affected overall market sentiment, leading to declines across all major indices. Today Strong FII selling indicates heavy selling in IT stocks — in fact, it appears to be one of the highest levels of FII selling seen in recent times.
As mentioned earlier, FIIs are likely to continue buying and selling over the next two months until Q4 earnings are announced. They are unlikely to buy aggressively before Q4 results; instead, we may see limited buying along with intermittent selling.
We are currently in the final phase of the bear market, which is typically an accumulation phase. At the end of a bear cycle, sentiment usually turns extremely negative. Retail investors begin exiting the market, and FIIs do not show strong positive participation. In such conditions, a V-shaped recovery is unlikely.
I expect Q4 earnings to improve market sentiment and potentially trigger a strong rally, especially in small-cap stocks. At present, the US market appears highly overvalued, other global markets have already rallied significantly, and even gold and silver seem to be driven by FOMO. In comparison, the Indian stock market has been under correction for more than a year, which may offer better long-term opportunities.
FIIs have already withdrawn over ₹6 lakh crore in FY2024–25. This suggests there is room for them to turn net positive in 2026. However, meaningful gains will likely be made only by those investors who remain patient and stay invested during this challenging phase.
Our market has not corrected sharply because of strong SIP inflows. Otherwise, the bull run might have already started by now. The Nifty 50 has been moving in the 25,000–26,000 range for the last 7 to 8 months. Many people feel happy that the Nifty 50 is holding steady and not falling, but they fail to understand that this prolonged sideways movement has effectively extended the bear phase.
The Smallcap 250 index has corrected significantly due to panic selling by retail investors. Since we have already gone through more than a year of time-wise correction, FIIs have started entering slowly. If the market had corrected to more attractive valuation levels, we would have seen aggressive FII buying by now. Instead, FIIs are entering gradually, and we may see stronger, full-phase buying from April 2026 onward.
💥Record SIP Inflows: A Hidden Reason Behind Market Underperformance💥
Many people are frustrated with the painful bear market as it continues month after month. I had already warned one year ago that this bear phase could continue throughout 2025 and may end between January - March 2026.
This prolonged and painful bear phase is mainly due to high SIP flows. In January 2026, SIP inflows were at their highest level, around ₹31,000 crore. When SIP inflows are high, DIIs use this money to keep the index elevated and do not allow the market to undergo a proper correction. As a result, the market remains in a prolonged bear phase .
A true bull phase begins only when the market reaches attractive valuation levels. However, when SIP inflows remain strong and DIIs must deploy capital regularly, the market stays at higher valuations even though foreign institutional investors (FIIs) are continuously selling.
When FIIs see other emerging markets trading at cheaper valuations, they shift capital from India to those markets. FIIs do not have emotional attachment to any country — they invest where they see better profit opportunities. If our market is highly overvalued, there is no reason for them to invest here. On top of that, corporate earnings are not improving significantly. Without earnings growth, how can the market outperform?
In my view, high SIP inflows are one of the major reasons for our market’s underperformance — not Trump or government policies.
I am also concerned about the next bear phase. It could last at least two years due to very high SIP inflows. I expect SIP contributions could cross ₹40,000 crore by the end of the next bull run.
Therefore, we need to change our strategy for the next bear phase, as it could be even more painful.
