India’s Next Big Wealth Creation Themes
• GE Vernova T&D India
• Data Patterns
• Kaynes Technology
• Netweb Technologies
• Shilchar Technologies
• Syrma SGS Technology
• Apollo Micro Systems
• Quality Power Electrical Equipments
• TD Power Systems
• Advait Energy Transitions
• Oriana Power
• KP Energy
• KRN Heat Exchanger & Refrigeration
• Yash Highvoltage
• Alpex Solar
#Power #Defence #Renewables #EMS #StockMarket #Investing #IndianStocks
🪔 DIWALI STOCK PICKS 2026✨
This fall is a big opportunity; don’t miss or hesitate… it’s the market’s way.
Potential Upside by Deepawali 2026 & Deepawali 2027 (Expected Scenario)
🟢 Jindal Drilling
🎯 Up to 20% (Deepawali 2026) | 60% (2027)
🟢 Anant Raj Ltd.
🎯 Up to 15% (Deepawali 2026) | 90% (2027)
🟢 Vimta Labs
🎯 Up to 20% (Deepawali 2026) | 70% (2027)
🟢 Nitin Castings
🎯 Up to 30% (Deepawali 2026) | 60% (2027)
🟢 Indian Energy Exchange (IEX)
🎯 Up to 80% (2027)
🟢 Graphite India
🎯 Up to 80% (2027)
🟢 C.E. Info Systems (MapmyIndia)
🎯 Up to 70% (2027)
🟢 Gravita India
🎯 Up to 20% (Deepawali 2026) | 70% (2027)
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💀 DARK SIDE OF SHARE MARKET 💀
BIGGEST WEALTH DESTROYERS
1. IEX below 62% from ATH
2. IREDA below 61% from ATH
3. Kaynes Tech below 60% from ATH
4. IRCTC below 59% from ATH
5. KPIT Tech below 60% from ATH
6. Swiggy below 60% from ATH
7. TATA Elxsi below 60% from ATH
8. IRFC below 58% from ATH
9. Cochin Shipyard below 52% from ATH
10. Trent below 50% from ATH
11. SBI Cards below 49% from ATH
12. Rites below 48% from ATH
13. Bajaj Housing below 56% from ATH
14. JSW Holding below 55% from ATH
15. Jubilant Foods below 50% from ATH
16. Kalyan Jewellers below 51% from ATH
17. Amara Raja below 53% from ATH
18. DLF below 53% from ATH
19. ACC below 52% from ATH
20. TCS below 50% from ATH
Fake sales can be found out by checking inventory turnover and Debtor turnover ratio.
Fake profit can be found out by checking cash flow and free cash flow along with debt to equity ratio.
Efficiency of promoters can be found out by checking Roe and Roce how they allocate capital.
#stockmarket
🔔 Stock to watch -
Time Technoplast - ₹177.42
MCap of just ₹8,758 Cr as against PAT of ₹476 Cr and Revenue of ₹6,105 Cr in FY26.
Low PE, EV/EBITDA < 10x, very low leverage ratio, positive net cash flows and increased in DII holdings.
The more I study Time Technoplast, the more I like it. A market leader in multiple niche segments, strong cash generation, improving return ratios and multiple growth engines make it an interesting company to track.
Personally, I’d love to see it emerge as one of India’s great manufacturing compounders as India’s infrastructure and industrial capex story unfolds over the next decade.
(Not a recommendation. Please do your own independent research and analysis. Don’t trade based on my conviction - my investment horizon, my risk appetite, and my ability to withstand volatility may be very different from yours).
2 stocks priced below ₹ 50 that have the potential to provide multibagger return
Stock no. 1
#network18
Cmp- 32.63
May reach target- 36, 41, 47, 54
Sl- 24
Time frame 12-18 months
Will post another 1 by tonight.
#Multibagger
Vijay Kedia has entered 5 new stocks.
But look closer, and every one of them fits a blueprint he has followed for over three decades: SMILE. Small in size, Medium in experience, Large in aspiration, Extra-large in market potential.
These five fresh entries from the March 2026 quarter fall into three clear buckets.
THE PROVEN MULTIBAGGERS
SPML Infra (₹27.9 crore, 1.9 percent stake): An infrastructure development company with over four decades of experience across water supply, power, sanitation, and energy storage. The stock has delivered close to 2,199 percent over five years.
Websol Energy (₹46.0 crore, 1.0 percent stake): His largest new entry by value. One of India's earliest solar photovoltaic cell and module manufacturers, riding the renewable energy boom. The stock has surged nearly 2,682 percent over five years, the biggest multibagger of the lot. Worth noting: low promoter holding and a high promoter pledge keep the risk elevated.
THE FRESH SME DEBUTANTS
Exato Technologies (₹26.7 crore, 7.1 percent stake): His highest-conviction stake among the new names. A recently listed SME operating in AI-led customer experience (CXaaS), automation, and unified communications, partnered with Mitel. Kedia held 4.5 percent even before its November 2025 IPO.
Mahamaya Lifesciences (₹19.1 crore, 4.5 percent stake): Another fresh SME listing. A pesticide and agrochemical formulations manufacturer supplying bulk formulations to Indian companies and MNCs, with a capacity expansion underway at Dahej. Still a young, illiquid counter.
THE TURNAROUND
Precision Camshafts (₹14.1 crore, 1.1 percent stake): One of the world's leading camshaft makers for passenger vehicles. The company has turned from loss to profit, carries an order book extended to 2032 worth close to ₹1,500 crore in lifetime potential, with fresh wins from Maruti Suzuki and Tata Motors.
THE LESSON
Look at the pattern. Two proven 2,000 percent-plus compounders, two brand-new SME listings where he holds his biggest stakes, and one turnaround with multi-year visibility.
That is the SMILE framework in action: backing small companies early, while staying anchored to businesses with large, structural runways.
He is not chasing one theme. He is building a barbell of established winners and tiny high-aspiration bets.
The retail mistake is treating these as buy signals. The professional reads them as a study in how conviction, position sizing, and patience actually work.
Dis : Data sourced from Q4FY26 shareholding filings. Several of these are micro-cap and SME counters with low liquidity and company-specific risks. Shared for educational purposes only and not a recommendation to buy or sell.
LNPR Capital | SEBI Research Analyst: INH000012953