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FII selling continues in January 2026 as well after coming from Christmas vacation. Last month, I clearly stated that if FII selling continued in January 2026, we could witness the next level of panic selling by retail investors.
I believe FII selling will continue throughout January 2026. Q3 earnings are a very important event, and FIIs may start buying again only if Q3 earnings show improvement. For the last one year, I have consistently said that our market will outperform only if either earnings improve or market valuations reach attractive levels. There is no any relation between the Trump issue and our market’s underperformance.
Over the last two months, we have seen a healthy correction in small- and mid-cap stocks. The January correction should provide strong support, from where we can expect a good market move starting next month—provided earnings improve.
For several months now, FIIs have been selling continuously. This is a strategy to put pressure on retail investors and trigger panic selling. Due to strong SIP inflows, DIIs have been absorbing FII selling, which has prevented the market from undergoing a proper correction. As a result, FIIs are left with only one option: continue selling until retail investors become frustrated and start panic selling. This process brings market valuations down to attractive levels.
Historical data shows that whenever FIIs sell aggressively for one or two years, they tend to turn positive in the following year. I am optimistic that FIIs will return very strongly .
Large SIP inflows are actually a villain for the market during a bear phase. DIIs use this money to manipulate the index, which does not allow a proper market correction & FIIs do not return unless valuations become attractive.
The next bear phase will be more painful than the current one because SIP inflows may reach ₹40,000 crore per month by then. At that time, the index may not fall significantly, but individual portfolios will underperform badly.
In every bear phase, retail investors panic sell twice. The first phase occurs within 3–4 months after the bear market begins, when portfolios turn deep red. The second phase happens at the end of the bear market. I have already explained retail investor psychology during both phases in my YouTube video.
Because of these two panic-selling phases, it becomes very difficult to make profits during a bear market.
This is why relying only on technical charts will trap you in every bear phase. To understand a bear market, your approach must be completely different.
Those who follow our channel receive accurate information about when a bear phase is approaching and what actions need to be taken.
Quick decision-making is crucial once a bear phase starts. If you delay your decisions, your capital can remain stuck for a long time.
The panic selling we are witnessing now is happening because many investors got trapped at the start of the bear phase. Additionally, no expert on social media explains how painful a bear market can be. This is why most retail investors get trapped in every bear phase.
Without understanding the difference between bull and bear markets, you cannot generate wealth from the stock market. Nearly 90% of investors repeat the same cycle—making money in bull markets and losing it all in bear markets. This cycle continues endlessly in the stock market.💥💥
When retail investors start panic selling, even fundamentally strong stocks fall—because panic is panic. It has nothing to do with fundamentals. A similar situation occurred in February–March 2025, when strong fundamental stocks crashed and many investors’ portfolios went deep into the red. Most of those portfolios have still not recovered.
This is why, to truly understand a bear market, one must understand the psychology of FIIs and retail investors—when they sell, why they sell, and what triggers panic selling. Without this understanding, it is impossible to comprehend how a bear market actually works.
We are now in the final stage of the bear market, which is another phase marked by intense retail investor panic selling. Over the last two months, retail investors have been consistently selling in panic. FIIs typically continue selling during a bear phase until retail investors become frustrated and start panic selling.
Whenever retail investors panic sell, our portfolio tends to be impacted more, because during panic selling they sell —regardless of whether the fundamentals are strong or weak.
In every YouTube video, I have clearly stated that if a portfolio starts falling immediately after the beginning of a bear phase Jan - March 25 , it will not recover until the next bull phase begins.
Trump’s tariff announcements and other news are often used as excuses to justify our market’s underperformance. Whether Trump imposes a 50% tariff or a 500% tariff, the impact is effectively the same—exports become unviable. If exports are already impossible at a 50% tariff, there is no logical reason for the market to panic over tariffs of 500% or even 1,000%. Beyond a certain point, the tariff impact does not change.
Many people fail to understand the true nature of a bear market. To understand a bear phase, one must think out of the box and move away from outdated and conventional tools.
Understanding a bull market is easy because prices keep rising. Very little effort is required, and even basic technical charts can indicate the market’s direction. However, a bear market demands deeper analysis, discipline, and an understanding of market psychology—not just charts.
This is why it is extremely important to identify when a bear phase is approaching. Once a bear market starts, it usually lasts for more than a year. Throughout this period, the market remains highly volatile, and generating profits becomes almost impossible.
I believe we may start seeing a recovery in the market from next month, supported by Q3 results and the Union Budget.🙏
"Krishna Defence" is likely to benefit from the government’s ₹2.35 lakh crore capital expenditure in the maritime sector. India’s shipbuilding and maritime capex cycle is entering a strong growth phase. This aligns with the government’s vision to position India among the top five shipbuilding nations and to develop the country as a global ship-repair hub over the next decade. 👆👆
Every stock outperforms —there is always some positive news or a fundamental trigger behind the move. Only by identifying that reason can an investor make sustainable profits; blindly selecting stocks based on technical charts alone cannot help in long-term wealth creation.
Only on our channel will you find the real reasons behind why certain stocks are outperforming.💥
💥"MTAR Technologies:( 2600 Rs) Nuclear Order Momentum and Future Outlook" 💥
MTAR Technologies continues to strengthen its presence in the civil nuclear power segment with fresh order wins. The company recently secured a ₹310 crore order for critical equipment to be supplied to Kaiga Nuclear Power Plant Units 5 and 6, with phased deliveries scheduled up to February 2030. This follows an earlier ₹194 crore order announced in December, taking the total order inflow for the Kaiga reactors this month to ₹504 crore. These long-gestation nuclear contracts provide multi-year revenue visibility and reinforce MTAR’s strategic positioning in high-precision engineering for nuclear power projects.
Looking ahead, management remains confident. MTAR has raised its FY26 revenue growth guidance to 30–35%, supported by strong order inflows, and expects a sharper revenue ramp-up in the second half of FY26. The company is targeting margins of around 21% (±100 basis points) over the medium term as scale improves.
With a robust order book, long-standing relationships in the nuclear ecosystem, and diversified exposure across civil nuclear power, defence, space, and clean energy, MTAR Technologies is well placed to benefit from India’s expanding nuclear power programme. The outlook for the nuclear segment remains favourable, offering sustained growth opportunities and stable long-term revenue visibility.
The company has started to outperform after entering the nuclear power sector, where the government’s focus and policy support are very strong.
Retail investors’ panic selling is continuing. When small- and mid-cap stocks fall sharply, it clearly indicates panic selling by retail investors. I explained in my recent YouTube video how continuous FII selling triggers frustration among retail investors during a bear phase, eventually leading to panic selling.
Once retail investors start selling in panic, fundamentals stop working and almost every stock begins to fall. We witnessed this during February–March 2025, when our portfolio was also impacted more severely. Such panic selling by retail investors usually occurs at the final stage of every bear market.
For the last two months, we have been witnessing continuous panic selling by retail investors, and I believe this trend may continue in January 2026 as well. Many retail investors are exiting the market due to frustration.
When FIIs sell, large-cap stocks generally fall, but when retail investors sell in panic, small- and mid-cap stocks see sharper declines. This phase is creating an opportunity for the next leg of the rally, as market valuations are becoming more attractive.
Now it should be clear to everyone that this bear market is not due to Trump or global headlines, but mainly because of high valuations. Until valuations return to normal levels, a sustained bull run is unlikely.🚀
Q3 Result on 9th Jan 26.
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Today’s sharp fall in the small- and mid-cap indices is primarily due to panic selling by retail investors.
Last month, I had already predicted that over a 10–15 day period, we could witness panic selling if FII selling continued. That is exactly what we are seeing now.
Many experts are claiming that today’s market fall is due to Trump’s expected 500% tariff on India because of crude oil purchases from Russia. I would like to ask those experts one simple question: why was our market underperforming for the past two months when Trump was completely silent?
When the market is in a bear phase, it typically remains sideways or range-bound with high volatility throughout bear phase, and the index does not make new all-time highs. During such periods, positive or negative news has no impact on the market—and we have seen this clearly over the past year.
One of my videos, I clearly stated that even if Kamala Harris had become the US President instead of Trump, our market would still remain in a bear phase. I have repeatedly explained that a bear phase begins when market valuations become excessively high and continues for more than a year until valuations return to normal levels. Unless valuations normalize, the market remains dull, range-bound, and highly volatile, with intermittent corrections. This process does not stop even if tariffs are removed or trade deals are signed.
This is a basic principle of every stock market—bull and bear cycles. However, many technical chart experts always try to link bear-market underperformance to external events, such as Trump’s tariffs in 2025 or the Russia–Ukraine war in 2022.
This is why it is extremely important to identify the start of a bear phase early—so that you can take timely action to protect your capital. Otherwise, there is a high probability that your capital will remain stuck in the market for an extended period, forcing you to exit at a loss, which is exactly what we are witnessing now.
I repeatedly warned investors to stay away from old multibagger stocks, as they are likely to underperform in the current phase.
From the very beginning of this bear phase until today, I have consistently warned investors and explained how to deal with a bear market—what to do and, more importantly, what not to do. You will not find this kind of clear guidance elsewhere, because nearly 90% of people on social media do not understand how a bear market works.
I believe January 2026 could be the final leg of panic selling. If Q3 earnings improve and the Union Budget is supportive, I expect the market to start recovering from next month. In a bear market, patience is extremely important. Impatient investors cannot handle this level of volatility. Investors should never deploy borrowed money, emergency funds, or loan amounts during a bear phase.
Only those investors can successfully navigate a bear market who allocate capital gradually into emerging sectors, keep sufficient cash on hand until the bear phase ends, and do not need this investment capital for at least two years. A bear market is not for investors who panic frequently, are impatient, or invest emergency funds in the market.
👉This was my post on 30th December 2025, where I clearly mentioned that I was expecting strong panic selling by retail investors within the next 10–15 days. Exactly the same thing is happening now.
Our predictions are based on FII and DII data, along with a deep understanding of FII and retail investor psychology. Without analyzing these factors, it is almost impossible to predict market behavior during a bear phase. Bear markets are not easy to understand, even many market experts fail to read them correctly.
Only on our channel will you find accurate market predictions during a bear phase.
Please read our daily market analysis to better understand how a bear market actually works. We also provide a market outlook for the next 1–2 months, which is not available anywhere else.
Strong selling continues in small- and mid-cap stocks. As I have mentioned earlier, panic selling by retail investors is ongoing. This kind of panic selling usually happens during the final stage of every bear market.
Many retail investors make the same mistake throughout the bear phase by assuming it is just a normal correction. However, when the bear phase reaches its final stage, a large portion of retail investors’ money gets trapped in the market. To protect their remaining capital, they start panic selling, believing that the market will not recover.
For the last two months, panic selling by retail investors has continued, which is why small- and mid-cap stocks are underperforming even though the index is at an all-time high.
This month, the market is expected to remain highly volatile.
A bear market works like slow poison. Many retail investors reach a very high level of frustration during such prolonged and painful phases because they never expect the bear market to last this long. This happens mainly because nearly 90% of retail investors rely only on technical charts, which usually fail to provide early warning signals of an upcoming prolonged bear phase.
However, we are now in the final stage of the bear phase, and I expect a strong move to begin from next month.
FII selling is continuing, but the intensity has reduced. FIIs are likely to return next month if Q3 earnings show improvement. The Union Budget will also provide clarity on government spending, based on which FIIs will decide whether to increase their allocation to India or not.
Currently, a rally is underway in the commodities sector, and money is shifting from equities to commodities. However, once this commodity rally ends, we can expect funds to move back into equities.
Index has been at an all-time high for the last 2–3 months, in reality many stocks have corrected significantly, and most portfolios have declined. This is why it is not easy to understand a bear market using technical charts —they often mislead investors. Only data-based analysis gives a correct picture of a bear market.
If you handle this bear phase with proper planning and minimal losses, you will be able to fully benefit from the next bull phase. However, if you do not understand how a bear phase works, invested in the wrong stocks, or traded aggressively and lost most of your capital, it will be very difficult to make big profits in the next bull phase.
If you hold stocks from emerging sectors and have bought them at lower levels, your portfolio will recover quickly once the bull phase begins.
This is why it is important to know:
when a bear phase is coming,
how difficult it can be,
how to invest during a bear phase,
how to allocate capital gradually,
and how long a bear phase can last.
All this knowledge helps in building a strong portfolio. If you do not understand even the basics of a bear phase, you may end up making wrong decisions at every stage and suffer heavy losses.
Capital preservation is extremely important during a bear phase. That is why I advised exiting old multibagger stocks during October–December 2024 and withdrawing nearly 70% of capital from the market. Without capital, you cannot invest in new emerging sector stocks. If your entire capital is stuck in the market, you become helpless during a bear phase.
If u entered old multibagger stocks at higher prices then capital can remain stuck for an extended period.
💥Data-Driven Market Prediction Proven Right ( attached post)💥
On 14th November 2025, after the Q2 results were over, I had clearly stated that November–December 2025 would be a painful period for the market and that the next meaningful move would come only after the Q3 results. At that time, the index was trading at an all-time high.
Now, exactly the same thing has happened. November–December 2025 turned out to be a difficult phase, and the market did not generate any returns.
This is why our predictions are based on data analysis. Because of this approach, we are able to anticipate market behavior 2–3 months in advance, which is impossible for most analysts.
💥Data-Driven Market Prediction Proven Right ( attached post)💥
On 14th November 2024, after the Q2 results were over, I had clearly stated that November–December 2025 would be a painful period for the market and that the next meaningful move would come only after the Q3 results. At that time, the index was trading at an all-time high.
Now, exactly the same thing has happened. November–December 2025 turned out to be a difficult phase, and the market did not generate any returns.
This is why our predictions are based on data analysis. Because of this approach, we are able to anticipate market behavior 2–3 months in advance, which is impossible for most analysts.
👉Jewellery stocks outperforming today after strong business outlooks from Titan and Senco Gold — even amid high gold and silver prices:
1. Thangamayil Jewellery
2. Senco Gold & Diamonds Ltd
3. Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri Ltd
4. Radhika Jewel
5. PC Jewellery
6. PN Gadgil Jewellers
7. Shanti Gold
8. Titan Company
"Silver Touch Technologies " is rising sharply, mainly because of the word “Silver” in its name. However, it is an IT company and has nothing to do with silver metal.
Similarly, "RRP Semiconductor " has seen a strong run-up last year purely because of the word “Semiconductor” in its name.🚀
"MCX India " continues to outperform following its stock split. It is currently one of the biggest beneficiaries of the ongoing rally in commodities.
Over the past several days, only commodity related stocks have been outperforming.
However, this sharp and irrational rally in commodities is likely to end very soon. Commodities have become the preferred asset class mainly because global stock markets are trading at all-time highs, prompting a temporary shift of money into commodities.
There is no strong fundamental logic behind this extreme rally in metals. A lot of misinformation is being circulated regarding an alleged shortage of metals, which is helping manipulate prices. Additionally, the U.S. Federal Reserve has restarted quantitative easing, and this excess liquidity is also flowing into the commodity sector.💥
