Hidden Multibagger Stocks by Devendra (RA: INH000026488)
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Today, many of our stocks recovered strongly, but a single tweet from Trump triggered panic selling in the market. Who are the panic sellers? Mostly retail investors. Meanwhile, both FIIs and DIIs were net buyers today, which indicates they are positioning themselves for the market after the Q1 earnings season, while retail investors continue to sell in fear.
Now you can understand why most retail traders fail to create wealth in the stock market. They panic and sell at every small negative development. Panic in the stock market is a normal processβit happens almost every week. If you keep making buy and sell decisions based on such news, do not expect to build long-term wealth.
To create wealth in the stock market, you need conviction, patience, and a proper understanding of market cycles.
I understand retail investor psychology very well, which is why I can often anticipate when panic selling is likely to occur. In my recent YouTube video, I had already explained that profit booking could happen before the Q1 earnings season, and that is exactly what happened.
Throughout my journey in the stock market, I focused more on studying investor psychology, market data, and macro analysis than technical charts.
This approach has helped me predict the market's future direction more accurately, which is why many of our market predictions have turned out to be correct.
Tomorrow, the Q1 earnings season begins with the TCS results. From next week onward, we are likely to see market movements driven by earnings performance, with sectors and stocks reacting according to their results.
I don't like posting market updates based on daily news because the market doesn't work that way. News usually creates only a short-term impact that lasts for a day or two. Over the long term, the market often moves independently of the headlines.
Take April 2026 as an example. During the war, crude oil was trading above $100 per barrel, and the Strait of Hormuz faced disruptions. Despite all the negative news, the market rallied strongly.
Now look at June 2026. The war ended, crude oil prices declined sharply, and the Strait of Hormuz reopened. Yet the market has continued to underperform.
This clearly shows why many social media experts fail to predict market movements. They try to explain every market move based on daily news.
Throughout 2025, many of them blamed Trump's tariff announcements for the market's underperformance, but the real reasons were different.
The market doesn't follow social media narrativesβit follows its own cycle and fundamentals.
The market is likely to start outperforming after the Q1 results are announced. Until then, almost every news headline may seem negative because the market is not yet in a position to outperform before the earnings season begins.
The next major rally will largely depend on Q1 earnings and the performance of individual sectors and companies.
"Yash Highvoltage" Multibagger stock has given a powerful breakout and is now on its way to becoming a multibagger.
This is how the stock market works. Most investors must have exited the stock on Friday after the news about Chinese companies entering the Indian market. Now, the same stock has the potential to deliver unbelievable returns during this bull run.
At every stage of a multibagger journey, the market forces weak hands to exit. Investors who rely only on technical charts often sell in fear and miss the biggest wealth-creating opportunities.π₯
"DEE Development" Multibagger stock is extending its strong recovery after a recent correction. π
"INOX INDIA " New Multibagger stock strong recovery after recent fall..ππ
As I mentioned in my latest YouTube video, the market was unlikely to move until Q1 results were announced, and we could see profit booking in many stocks. That's exactly what happened.
Tomorrow, TCS will announce its Q1 results, which could set the direction for the entire IT sector.
The market's next rally will largely depend on the Q1 earnings season. Based on the results, the next phase of the rally will be driven by sector-specific and stock-specific performance based on result outcome..π
"KSH International" β Multibagger stock strong recovery...π
When profit booking takes place, almost every stock falls. However, fundamentally strong companies recover sharply as soon as the market starts to rebound. That is the true strength of stocks from emerging sectors.
"Yash Highvoltage" Multibagger stock strong move ..ππ
"Acutaas Chemicals" Multibagger stock strong recovery...ππ
"HFCL Ltd." Continues to outperform in strong profit booking market.ππ
From 117 to 227 @ 94% Gain..
If, by mistake or out of fear, you exit even one multibagger stock in which you have allocated a significant amount of capital, you could miss the opportunity to create substantial wealth.
In every portfolio, only 2β3 stocks usually create life-changing wealth. The key is not just identifying those stocks, but having the conviction and patience to handle the high volatility throughout the multibagger journey.
As I predicted, profit booking in the market is continuing.
Our market predictions are based on multiple factors that have consistently worked well. In my YouTube video, I clearly said that until Q1 results are announced, the market would witness profit booking and most stocks would remain range-bound with no movement. That is exactly what has happened.
Technical charts alone cannot provide such early insights into market direction.
Many experts are confused about why the market is underperforming even though the war is over, the Strait of Hormuz remains open, and crude oil prices have declined.
As I have been saying, the next major rally is likely to begin only after the Q1 earnings season.
To understand the market, you need to look beyond technical charts. Data analysis, business fundamentals, and market psychology provide a much clearer picture of where the market is heading.
