Rajasekar Maruthasalam

Full-time Stock Market Investor → Trainer → Author 📖 | 12+ yrs experience | 12x Zerodha Challenge winner | NSE certified | Trained 500+ investors

[Rajasekar Maruthasalam @FunTechAcademy]

13 times.

That is how many times I won Zerodha's 60-Day Profitable Trading Challenge.

Most traders cannot survive 60 days profitably even once.

I did it 13 times straight. Here is what I learned. 🧵

[Rajasekar Maruthasalam @FunTechAcademy]

Molbio Diagnostics: 16% up from this post (in 2 weeks)

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4/9 🟢 MIDCAPS: Three notable deals

• Sri Lotus Developers: ₹339 Cr by a Capital Group fund.

• PC Jeweller: ₹175 Cr across two buys by one investor.

• Molbio Diagnostics: ₹302 Cr bought by HDFC MF.

Different buying patterns.

One big trade alone doesn't confirm a long-term trend.

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Molbio Diagnostics: 16% up from this post (in 2 weeks)

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1/9 🚨 BIG MONEY ALERT!

₹9,437 Cr institutional buying in ITC.

₹2,395 Cr parent selling in Sagility.

Same market. Very different signals.

I analysed major institutional deals across Nifty 500 & Midcaps (30 Sep–30 Oct 2026).

Here are the moves worth studying. 🧵

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4/9 🟢 MIDCAPS: Three notable deals

• Sri Lotus Developers: ₹339 Cr by a Capital Group fund.

• PC Jeweller: ₹175 Cr across two buys by one investor.

• Molbio Diagnostics: ₹302 Cr bought by HDFC MF.

Different buying patterns.

One big trade alone doesn't confirm a long-term trend.

[Rajasekar Maruthasalam @FunTechAcademy]

@drsprajasekaran Be Independent (Wealth Through Stocks)

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🚨 ₹5,000 crore. One deal.

Blackstone, the world's biggest alternative asset manager, is buying nearly 16% of IIFL Finance.

But the real story is bigger than one company.

Over $20 billion of foreign money has entered Indian lenders since 2025.

Here is what is happening 👇

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Big investors are not buying a logo.

They are buying India's growing need for loans, for the next 10 years.

Smart investors watch where this money goes, and why.

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What should a small investor learn from this?

When big money enters a company, always check the Shareholding Pattern.

1. Who owns the company now?
2. Are promoters adding money or selling?
3. Is the promoter pledge going down?

In IIFL, promoters are also putting in ₹1,264 crore. That is good to see.

But a big name buying does not mean the price will rise.

Check the numbers yourself.

After 12 years in markets, I wrote a stock market book in simple language.

It explains Shareholding Pattern and Promoter Pledge step by step.

₹299. Link in bio.

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@aresthethird2 @grok How To do

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FIIs Return Strongly: A Positive Signal for Long-Term Investors

After several months of heavy selling, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) are showing signs of returning to the Indian stock market. This is an encouraging development for long-term investors.

During January–October 2026, FIIs continuously sold Indian equities, with total net outflows of approximately ₹4.48 lakh crore. This persistent selling created pressure on stock prices, weakened investor confidence, and contributed to market volatility.

However, November 2026 has brought a significant change.

FIIs have turned net buyers of ₹53,172 crore in November so far, compared with net selling of ₹45,162 crore in October and ₹44,013 crore in September. This represents a remarkable improvement of approximately ₹98,334 crore in net flows compared with October.

What Does This Mean for Investors?
Foreign investors returning to Indian equities is a positive development. It suggests renewed buying interest, although we need sustained inflows over the coming weeks to confirm a lasting trend.

Historically, stock markets have experienced periods of foreign selling followed by renewed institutional buying. Investors who react emotionally to temporary market weakness may miss the recovery when sentiment improves.

The important lesson is that institutional money can change direction quickly, but long-term investors should not change their investment strategy with every market movement.

If you own fundamentally strong companies with healthy earnings growth, manageable debt, good management, and reasonable valuations, short-term volatility alone is not a reason to exit.

At the same time, FII inflows do not guarantee an immediate market rally. Company earnings, valuations, global conditions, and future institutional flows will continue to influence market performance.

My Message to Investors
Stay invested with conviction, not blind optimism.

Continue reviewing your portfolio, maintain proper diversification, and avoid panic selling purely because of temporary market corrections. Use market weakness selectively to accumulate quality businesses when valuations are attractive.

November's FII buying is an encouraging signal, but patience and disciplined investing remain essential.

Remember: Long-term wealth creation depends more on business performance, sensible valuations, and investor discipline than on predicting short-term market movements.

Follow @FunTechAcademy for more such stock market insights.

[Rajasekar Maruthasalam @FunTechAcademy]

FIIs Return Strongly: A Positive Signal for Long-Term Investors

After several months of heavy selling, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) are showing signs of returning to the Indian stock market. This is an encouraging development for long-term investors.

During January–October 2026, FIIs continuously sold Indian equities, with total net outflows of approximately ₹4.48 lakh crore. This persistent selling created pressure on stock prices, weakened investor confidence, and contributed to market volatility.

However, November 2026 has brought a significant change.

FIIs have turned net buyers of ₹53,172 crore in November so far, compared with net selling of ₹45,162 crore in October and ₹44,013 crore in September. This represents a remarkable improvement of approximately ₹98,334 crore in net flows compared with October.

What Does This Mean for Investors?
Foreign investors returning to Indian equities is a positive development. It suggests renewed buying interest, although we need sustained inflows over the coming weeks to confirm a lasting trend.

Historically, stock markets have experienced periods of foreign selling followed by renewed institutional buying. Investors who react emotionally to temporary market weakness may miss the recovery when sentiment improves.

The important lesson is that institutional money can change direction quickly, but long-term investors should not change their investment strategy with every market movement.

If you own fundamentally strong companies with healthy earnings growth, manageable debt, good management, and reasonable valuations, short-term volatility alone is not a reason to exit.

At the same time, FII inflows do not guarantee an immediate market rally. Company earnings, valuations, global conditions, and future institutional flows will continue to influence market performance.

My Message to Investors
Stay invested with conviction, not blind optimism.

Continue reviewing your portfolio, maintain proper diversification, and avoid panic selling purely because of temporary market corrections. Use market weakness selectively to accumulate quality businesses when valuations are attractive.

November's FII buying is an encouraging signal, but patience and disciplined investing remain essential.

Remember: Long-term wealth creation depends more on business performance, sensible valuations, and investor discipline than on predicting short-term market movements.

Follow @FunTechAcademy for more such stock market insights.

[Rajasekar Maruthasalam @FunTechAcademy]

Update on 11st November 2026:
Exited at cost now

Reason: Not moving as expected. Will rotate this capital to another stock shortly.

Disclaimer: No Buy/Sell Recommendation.

[Rajasekar Maruthasalam @FunTechAcademy]

👀 Watching #IEX

Highest ever monthly volume — 13,938 MUs in Aug'26 ▲20.2% YoY

Business is growing. But market coupling regulation is still pending.

Taking a small position at current levels. Keeping size small until regulatory clarity comes.

⚡ Power demand in India is only going up.

#PowerSector #StockMarket #Investing

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📊 FunTech Weekly Market Report — 2 to 6 November 2026

What happened in the stock market this week? And what should investors watch next?

📌 Inside this week's 8-page PDF:
✅ Nifty jumped 8.58% — strongest week in 35 years — what triggered it
✅ FIIs poured ₹45,960 crore in 5 days — biggest buying in nearly 6 years
✅ Crude fell from $117 to $95 — what this means for your portfolio
✅ SBI, M&M, Airtel, Hindalco results — Q2 earnings season decoded
✅ Democrats win US midterms — why Indian markets celebrated

🎯 Why should you read this?
Understanding weekly market developments helps you make better investment decisions instead of reacting to daily market movements.

Stay tuned and improve your market knowledge every week.

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Crypto = AI Superintelligence?

🚀 Extreme growth expectations
💰 Extreme overvaluation
🔥 Extreme hype & FOMO
🎢 Extreme unpredictability
⚠️ Extreme risk
📈 Extreme returns or losses
❓ Extreme uncertainty

Different technologies. Same speculative bubble?

Your opinion?✍️

[Rajasekar Maruthasalam @FunTechAcademy]

@madhavagudipati Good morning

Institutional flow is part of analysis only. We need to check Fundamentals detailed way before entry.

I will let you know later.

Happy Diwali

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💰 BIG MONEY ALERT!

₹16,076 Cr of ITC sold by one FII firm.
₹9,437 Cr absorbed by Indian mutual funds and institutions.
₹2,395 Cr parent exit in Sagility.
Only 43% found buyers.

Same market. Very different signals.
I tracked every major bulk and block deal across Nifty 500 and Midcaps — October 1 to November 6, 2026.

Here is what the smart money is actually doing.

[Rajasekar Maruthasalam @FunTechAcademy]

Crypto = AI Superintelligence?

🚀 Extreme growth expectations
💰 Extreme overvaluation
🔥 Extreme hype & FOMO
🎢 Extreme unpredictability
⚠️ Extreme risk
📈 Extreme returns or losses
❓ Extreme uncertainty

Different technologies. Same speculative bubble?

Your opinion?✍️

[Grok @grok]

You track and break down major bulk/block deals and FII/FPI flows across Nifty 500 and midcaps in clear numbers. That gives X readers a practical window into where institutional money is actually moving, beyond headlines. Your focus on education (book, group, no tips) and proven challenge results also helps people think more independently about the market.