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FIIs are on Christmas vacation for the next eight days and will not be very active in the market. DIIs may use this opportunity to push the indices higher. This has already been explained in my recent video. FIIs are likely to become active again after January 26, when we will get a clearer view of their outlook on our market.
I believe FIIs will return in a meaningful way only after the Q3 results. Meanwhile, over the next 7–8 days, you may see a DII-driven rally in the market as FII participation remains low.
A new video will be uploaded very soon. YouTube has unnecessarily removed our 2 channel, so we are posting this video directly without youtube support.
This is a very important video, and you will not find such content elsewhere. Only our channel discusses how to approach the market during both bull and bear phases. Most retail investors lose money during bear markets because they never expect such long and painful phases, and no social media expert explains this reality to them.
Many retail investors exit the market during bear phases because they assume every market behaves like a bull market, which leads to serious mistakes. Just one bear market is enough to force many retail investors to exit the stock market permanently.👇
19. I consistently emphasized that the market would not deliver sustainable returns unless a proper correction takes place, and that FIIs would continue to sell until such a correction is completed.
20. During August–September 2025, I repeatedly warned that November–December 2025 would be painful months for portfolios, and that small- and mid-cap stocks could fall further due to panic selling by retail investors.
21. I repeatedly stated that investors should not expect any bull run in 2025, and that any positive news during a bear phase would only lead to temporary market reactions, not a sustained rally.
22. I also repeatedly advised investors not to make investment decisions based on social media experts during a bear phase, as nearly 90% of them fail in bear markets because they rely only on technical charts.
23. I emphasized that during a bear phase, investors should follow only those experts who focus on macroeconomics, data analysis, valuation metrics, and a deep understanding of bull–bear market cycles, rather than short-term technical indicators.
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💥My Market Prediction During the 2025 Bear Phase💥
1. As soon as FIIs began heavy selling and the midcap index showed a clear technical breakdown, I advised investors to exit all multibagger stocks that had delivered extraordinary returns during the 2023–24 bull run. I clearly stated that investors should not re-enter those stocks.
2. I advised withdrawing 70% of capital from the market, as we had entered a long and painful bear phase.
3. I warned that if investors failed to exit at least 70% of their capital at the start of the bear phase, their entire portfolio could turn negative during the price correction phase and remain negative throughout the bear market.
4. I emphasized that trading during a bear phase is extremely risky. Aggressive trading could potentially wipe out the entire capital.
5. I repeatedly stated that if investors tried to buy on dips or average during a bear market, their capital would get stuck for an extended period. I also warned investors to stay away from stocks that were highly popular on social media, as such stocks may not recover for many years.
6. I stated that technical charts do not work effectively during a bear market, because market direction is largely driven by FII activity. When FIIs sell aggressively, high volatility causes technical indicators to fail and generate false signals.
7. When the market entered the price correction phase during January–March 2025, I advised investors to wait and watch and not to invest, as the market was forming lower lows and searching for a bottom.
8. When the Nifty touched the 22,000 level, I said the market had likely formed a bottom and that investors could begin gradual accumulation in stocks with limited downside risk, particularly in emerging sectors.
9. As soon as the market started forming higher highs after hitting the 22,000 bottom, I advised investors to start accumulating stocks from new and emerging sectors. I also stated that the bear phase would continue throughout 2025, so accumulation should be slow and systematic, with investments spread across each quarter.
10. I advised investors to keep 20–30% capital in cash until the next bull run begins, as the duration of the bear phase was uncertain.
11. I clearly mentioned that the sectors and stocks which delivered multibagger returns during the 2023–24 bull run would underperform in the next bull run.
12. I stated that the bear phase would continue throughout 2025, and I expected the next major rally to begin between January and March 2026, after the Q3 results.
13. I emphasized that during a bear phase, stock selection is extremely important, and investors should not buy stocks randomly, as poor selection can significantly increase losses.
14. I clearly stated that during a bear phase, investors should not expect high returns. However, by building a strong portfolio of emerging sector stocks, wealth can be created in the next bull run. I also warned that investing in old multibagger stocks at higher levels could trap investors for many years, because leadership in the next bull run would shift to new sectors and new stocks, while old leaders move to the backburner.
15. From June 2025 onward, I repeatedly said that the market would not cross its all-time high. Whenever the index attempted to do so, FIIs sold aggressively and pushed the market down. This pattern has been clearly visible over the last seven months.
16. I also warned that even if the index moves up, most individual portfolios will not recover during this phase.
17. I repeatedly said that if FIIs continue selling throughout the month, investors would not get meaningful returns, and traders would suffer heavy losses due to high volatility.
18. I stated that high SIP inflows were preventing a proper market correction, and DIIs were using this money to keep the index elevated. However, despite the index moving up, individual portfolios would continue to underperform.
FIIs are on Christmas holidays, so you will see lower activity from them over the next 10 days. As a result, FII buying and selling figures will remain low. During this period, DIIs may push the market upward, but this move is likely to be temporary. FIIs are expected to become active again from January 26, once they return from vacation. As I have said earlier, I expect a meaningful move in the market only after the Q3 results, provided earnings show improvement.
Today’s market rise was mainly due to oversold conditions. If the index moves up without FII support, it is usually a false or short-term move. However, many people on social media get excited as soon as the index approaches or hits an all-time high.
The Q3 results season will begin next month, and only after that do I expect a sustainable move in the market. Quantitative easing started in the US on December 12, and this liquidity may flow into the Indian market. Once FIIs return to the Indian market, we could see a broad-based rally, and portfolios may recover very quickly.
I am also planning to make a new YouTube video using a different account.
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The Bank of Japan has raised interest rates, an outcome that was already priced in by the market. When an event is widely anticipated and unfolds as expected, markets usually show little or no reaction. The Indian market had already corrected over the past 20 days, factoring in the expected rate hike by the Bank of Japan. Markets tend to react in advance, often before investors do. In general, markets do not respond to known events; they react only to unexpected developments.
More than a year ago, I stated that the bear phase would continue throughout 2025, and that view has proven to be accurate so far. Despite the index crossing all-time highs several times, my stance remained unchanged—the market was still in a bear phase. Over the past eight months, many people might unhappy with my consistently nagative outlook, but I was simply highlighting the reality of a bear market. Some investors prefer not to hear negative views and stop following channels that discuss market corrections or bear market. Ironically, these are often the same investors who end up exiting the market at the end of the bear phase.
Many investors follow experts who remain always bullish even during a bear market. They invest based on optimistic commentary, only to realize later that those predictions were incorrect and that the market continues to fall. This ultimately leads to panic selling by impatient investors. Such investors constantly look for experts who speak positively during a bear phase, without understanding the basic fundamentals of how a bear market works. They enter the market believing that prices will only move higher.
Over the last two months, we have witnessed significant panic selling by retail investors. These are the same participants who entered the market seeking quick profits, followed social media experts who were always bullish, invested heavily at all-time highs in popular social media-driven stocks, averaged aggressively on every dip during the bear phase, and deployed their entire capital too early—without realizing that a bear market can last for more than a year.
In a bear market, only those investors survive who truly understand how a bear market functions, how to manage risk effectively, and how to prepare well before the bear phase begins. A bear market is marked by low volumes, negative sentiment, continuous FII selling, and high volatility—conditions under which making consistent profits becomes extremely difficult.
As I have said repeatedly, do not expect a big rally in our market until the Q3 results are announced. Until then, we are likely to see only a sideways, time-pass market. Traders who are very excited during a bull run often become frustrated during a bear phase, as they believe the market should give them profits every day through trading.
Regular profits for traders are generally possible only during a bull market. In reality, many traders lose a significant amount of capital during bear phases.
There is no magical tool that can consistently generate profits in a bear market, and using the same technical charts that worked in a bull phase often fails in bear phase.
FIIs are on vacation due to the Christmas holidays, so we should not expect major buying or selling activity over the next 10 days. Their participation will remain limited, so do not get excited if you see small FII buying on some days. The real FII sentiment will become clear after January 26, when they return and become active again. During this period, DIIs may manipulate the index and push it up, as is often seen when FII involvement is low.
💥The Bank of Japan’s policy meeting outcome will be announced on Friday between 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
During this meeting, the central bank will decide whether to increase interest rates or keep them unchanged.
Any change in interest rates could have a significant impact on the yen, global markets, and investor sentiment.💥
Today, panic selling by retail investors has once again impacted small- and mid-cap stocks. I have already explained in my recent YouTube video how retail investors panic selling start.
I had already stated that November–December 2025 would be a painful period for the market. I know market is going to fall in Nov-Dec 25 , but this does not mean we should exit the market at this stage.
I had advised exiting the market at the beginning of the bear phase, during October–December 2024, when most investors were sitting on huge profits. The objective was to protect those profits and avoid capital erosion. At that time, we suggested booking profits and withdrawing nearly 70% of the capital. The same 70% capital should now be gradually invested into new and emerging sector stocks.
Once a portfolio is built during bear market, exiting becomes very difficult at the end of bear phase, even if the market continues to fall. If you exit at this stage, re-entering quality stocks later becomes difficult, because this is the phase where long-term wealth is actually created.
This is why staying connected with our channel is important. During a bear phase, genuine information is not available on social media. In a bull market, everyone appears to be an expert because market keep rising and predictions seem easy. However, in a bear market, most tools fail because FIIs take control of the market, and no technical indicator can accurately predict their next move.
As we approach the Christmas holidays, FII activity is expected to slow down. Over the next 10 days, FIIs may remain less active in the market ( less buy & sell ) and are likely to resume normal activity from 1st January 2026 onwards.
The entire bear-market cycle revolves around the psychology of FIIs and retail investors. FIIs continue selling until retail investors become frustrated and exit in panic. Meanwhile, DIIs focus on providing a relatively safe exit to FIIs. This process can stretch the bear phase for more than a year, during which the market gradually corrects to reasonable valuations. Only after this correction do FIIs start accumulating again.
Because of this ongoing battle between FIIs and retail investors, technical charts often fail to predict future market trends during a bear phase. As a result, many traders lose capital. To understand bear market, one must understand the psychology of FIIs and retail investors, as they are the key drivers of market performance and underperformance.
To understand the real outlook of the market during a bear phase, stay connected with us.
