Kartik Kandangkel

Self-growth junkie 🌱 | Positive vibes only ✨ | Chasing goals & leveling up 🚀

[Hitesh Modi @imhiteshmodi]

Searching for businesses with multibagger potential? 👀

Then track this scanner list every week.
https://t.co/RmXKhzIksx

Because every multibagger business was once, just another stock making a fresh 52-week highs

I am using the same scanner since July 2022 to run my momentum portfolio which 3.4X now

The portfolio perfomance and the strategy is shown here
https://t.co/XHs5zxWYwt

My personal favourite 5 stocks (combining volumes and fundamental business triggers) this week:
1. Venus pipe
2. Quadrant Future Tek
3. Solara Active pharma
4. MISHRA DHATU (MIDHANI)
5. KROSS

Moreover, follow this handle for real time momentum portfolio updates every week, every day from this very scanner and the very same mometum strategy

#investing #momentum
#momentumstock #momentumtrading

Follow and like if you find this info valuable.

[Dr.Sayajirao Gaikwad @DietDrsayajirao]

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[Hitesh Modi @imhiteshmodi]

Searching for a system that finds multibaggers on its own? 👀

Build one that rides winners and cuts losers.

I’ve been testing exactly such a momentum system since July 2022.

The portfolio is now 3.49X. 🚀👇

Find my complete system 👇��
https://t.co/QE3EKwNUIo

My weekly stock scanner 👇👇 and this week my favourite list
https://t.co/W3n9LOxYaj

Mometum Investing Journey — Part 42

Weekly Update | 12 Sep 2026

The portfolio is at an all-time high. 🤞

Weekly Performance

Portfolio: 3328 →3491 (+4.8%)

Nifty Smallcap 250: -0.25%

Top 5 Winners

🥇 STLTECH: +463%
🥈 BLISSGVS: +252.4%
🥉 INDSWFTLAB: +226.4%
4️⃣ SAKAR: +185%
5️⃣ AEROFLEX: +136%

1-Year Performance

Portfolio: +56%

Nifty Smallcap 250: +8%

Portfolio Activity

Exits:
NONE

New Entries:
NONE

Status: Fully Invested

Performance Since July 2022

📈 Momentum Portfolio: +249% (3.49×)
📊 Nifty Smallcap 250: +127.9% (2.27×)

The objective was never to predict the next multibagger.

It was to create a repeatable process:

Find strength → allocate → ride the trend → cut weakness → let winners run.

Some stocks will fail.

Some will go nowhere.

But when a stock becomes a genuine winner, the system gives it the opportunity to grow into a meaningful position.

That’s the real beauty of momentum investing.

I keep posting daily and weekly updates of this portfolio.

📅 Portfolio started: 1 July 2022
📢 Live public updates: Since January 2026

No hindsight.
No cherry-picking.

Every buy, sell and portfolio update is shared publicly.

If you find this live investing experiment valuable, Like ❤️ and Follow for weekly & daily portfolio updates, market observations and complete transparency.

Previous Weekly Update: 👇
https://t.co/XHs5zxWYwt

#investing #momentum #momentumstock #momentumtrading

[Kartik Kandangkel @Er_Kartick]

@reachanandl SRM Contractors
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@reachanandl 👌👌

[Vaibhav Joshi @InvestWithJoshi]

Annual report season is here.

A lot of investors either don't read annual reports at all or try to read every single page.

I think both approaches are wrong.

You don't need to read 300-400 pages. You need to know what actually matters and where to spend your time.

When I read an annual report, I focus on things like:

What is actually driving the growth volume, pricing, new capacity, acquisitions or something else?

Which segments are growing and, more importantly, which segments are actually becoming more profitable?

What is management saying about the business? Compare the current commentary with what management said 2-3 years ago. This can tell you a lot about whether management has delivered on what it promised.

Look at cash flows and working capital. If profits are growing but cash generation isn't, understand why. Look at receivables, inventory, advances and other items that can absorb cash.

Look at capex. How much is being spent, where is it being spent, when will the capacity come online and what kind of returns can it generate?

Look at debt and capital allocation. Is the company taking on debt to fund productive growth or simply to keep the business going?

Related party transactions are another area I pay close attention to. So are contingent liabilities, ongoing litigation, tax disputes and guarantees.

Don't ignore subsidiaries and JVs either. Sometimes a meaningful part of the economics sits outside the main listed entity.

Then look at promoter remuneration, ESOPs, dilution, auditor observations and changes in accounting policies.

I also like to compare the annual report with previous years. A single annual report gives you information. Reading 3-5 years together gives you a pattern.

And this is where ChatGPT can be extremely useful.

Upload the annual report and ask ChatGPT to summarise the key changes from last year, identify unusual items, analyse cash flow and working capital, extract related-party transactions, find contingent liabilities, analyse subsidiaries and JVs, and compare management commentary with previous years.

You can also ask it to identify the 10-15 sections/pages that deserve the most attention.

But don't ask ChatGPT whether the company is a good investment.

Use it to find things you may have missed and then do your own work.

The objective isn't to read the entire annual report.

The objective is to find the few things hidden inside those hundreds of pages that can materially change your view of the business.

[benny ッ @bennytrades_]

I took the leap of faith and quit my job a year ago to become a full time options seller, and it was the best decision I ever made

here are some of the most important lessons ive learned along the way:

1. sell covered calls on green days

when a stock rallies, the options premium increases. If you’re happy to sell the stock a lot higher anyway, then you may as well get paid while you wait

2. sell cash secured puts on red days

it’s very important that you only sell CSPs on stocks you actually want to own. if you wouldn’t be happy about owning the stock at the strike, you probably shouldn’t be selling the put.

3. sell when IV is high

high beta names offer higher IV, which offers higher premiums. ideally, you want to sell volatility when it’s expensive.

4. 0.15-0.25 delta is the sweet spot

i’ve found that this range offers the best R/R for balancing the collected premium against the probability of expiring OTM and getting assigned

5. don’t chase premium

the juiciest premium usually comes with a reason. always understand the risk you’re being paid to take

6. take profits early when it makes sense

if you’ve captured 70-90% of the premium, ask yourself whether the remaining premium is worth keeping the position open

7. you don’t have to trade every day

some of my best decisions have been doing nothing and waiting for a better setup.

8. avoid earnings unless intentional

earnings can massively increase IV and the underlying. the premium is high because the expected move is high.

9. consistency beats home runs

the goal isn’t to make the maximum premium on every trade, it’s to build a process you can repeat through different market conditions.

10. always have an exit plan

know when you’ll take profit, roll, close for a loss or accept assignment before entering the trade.

11. target between 2-3% a month

this is subjective and personal to you, but for me this is the amount I need to earn what I was previously earning at my job, so I can continue to pay the bills whilst having freedom

12. once you get more experienced, understand using margin to sell puts

i’ve only recently started using this strategy, and i will never use more than 20-30% of margin to heavily reduce risk, but this is a great way to increase your income without having to tie up your own capital

i’m still trying to work on a few of these myself, mainly trying not to chase premium and I sometimes don���t take profits early and the trade goes against me, but it’s something I’m working on everyday!

what are some lessons you’ve learned from selling options?

[CA Vivek Khatri @CaVivekkhatri]

🤯 1 confusion makes smart people lose money on "quality" stocks.

A great business and a great stock are not the same thing.

Here is the difference.

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[Kartik Kandangkel @Er_Kartick]

@reachanandl Welcome sir 🙏

[Kartik Kandangkel @Er_Kartick]

Excellent session! Very insightful and practical journey to finding multibagger stocks. 🙏🙏 @reachanandl ..

[Vinay @ItsVinay01]

Scanning was always the area which gave me headaches as lots of nuances to be taken into consideration like sector strength , Price action.

But this was one of the area which helped me improve a lot in stock selection and helped me to strong scripts from average one's.

Here is my scanning process for all to cut your learning curve shorter.

Revisit it for better understanding.

[SURESH KUMAR 🇮🇳 @Suresh_kumar047]

Strategies which i have uploaded and shared in GitHub link is not working so i have uploaded in Google Drive .

Please download and start your trading journey great.

Let me know if you have any issues while downloading.

https://t.co/HHvLgVaXkg

[👑Chhatrapati Warrio₹⚔️🛡️ @KiranBhosale007]

Practical significance of ROCE apart from it's definition which everyone knows...
ROCE plays major role in stock price appreciation and depreciation
A stock whose PE ratio is less than ROCE is considered as relatively cheap
Different sector stock has Different ROCE 1/n

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[Kartik Kandangkel @Er_Kartick]

@natecurtiss_yt Script

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[Sourav @Dutta_Souravd]

My technical criteria for big multibaggers

1] Look at weekly chart

2] Hovering near 200weekly MA

3] Corrected for 1.5+ years since last high

4] MACD histogram hasn't made new low though price keeps making lows

5] Weekly EMAs of 20, 50, 100, 200 are tightly bundled together

6] Volumes are fully dried up

7] Best is when its peers are also showing a similar setup. It means sector itself is in a long correction and can burst any time.

Generally stocks do not correct for more than 2 years when they reach 200 Week EMA.

So examine the time elapsed from last high to now. If it is in the range of 1.5+ years, it is a good time to start entering.

Best part is at this point noone wants to buy and you can accumulate as much as you want.

See the picture below with numbers marked.

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