TheQuantTrends Weekly Watchlist
6 Indian Equities showing massive Weekly Breakouts on high volume.
On watch this week: $SONACOMS, $ENGINERSIN, $MACPOWER, $ICIL, $ABDL, $CARBORUNIV
Technical breakdowns below ๐
(Disc: Not a buy/sell recommendation. Educational purposes only).
The structural setups in the US and India are exact opposites right now.
In the US, megacaps are masking broad market weakness. In India, heavyweight anchors (INFY, Reliance, HDFC) are dragging down the headline Nifty 50 (-13%), masking a highly resilient stock-picker's market underneath.
The Nifty 50 is down ~13% since its Sept 2024 ATH
The damage is highly concentrated.
Heavyweights anchored the index:
HDFC Bank (9.85% weight) fell -13.30%,
Reliance (7.83% weight) dropped -13.96%, and
Infosys collapsed -47.47%.
When your top components bleed, the index bleedsโeven as pockets like SBI (+21.87%) try to hold the line.
$NIFTY50 $NIFTY #StockMarketIndia
@ResearchSOIC Exceptional research thread by @ResearchSOIC on the hidden bottlenecks powering AI hardware.
Silicon gets the headlines, but substrate capacity dictates the real delivery timelines.
A phenomenal breakdown of the entire value chain ๐๐๐
Always-on AI agents fundamentally alter the compute baseline. Shifting from discrete queries to continuous background execution places an exponential strain on data center memory, compute, and power grids. The structural bull case for semiconductor and infrastructure proxies just entered its next phase.
@DeItaone $4.6B in revenue against a $42B net loss targeting a $2T valuation. Thatโs a ~435x Price-to-Sales multiple on a business burning nearly $10 for every $1 it generates in revenue.
The Nifty trailing P/E has dropped to ~19, trading well below its 5-year median of 22.0.
Statistically, periods where valuation multiples compress to this band have historically offered an attractive margin of safety. This indicates a strong risk-reward zone for long-term index tracking
$NIFTY50 $NIFTY #StockMarketIndia
@EquityInsightss Agreed. With a trailing P/E below 20 and P/B at 2.75, the margin of safety is historically high. Statistically, this is a strong accumulation zone for long-term index investors.
A reality check on market breadth:
Definitive proof we are in a pure stock-pickerโs market.
Despite a recent correction pulling the Nifty 50 down -13% from its peak, ~38% of the Nifty 500 stayed green over the last 2 years.
Even more striking: 113 companies (22.6%) delivered 25%+ returns.
$NIFTY50 $NIFTY500 $NIFTY #StockMarketIndia
@DeItaone Goldman is spot on. The "illusion of 500" is hiding the weakness beneath.
The Top 10 stocks now command nearly 39% of the indexโdouble their historical average. Meanwhile, the bottom 450 companies are fighting over just 35% of the total index weight.
The S&P 500 concentration has reached historic extremes. The structural reality today:
Big 3 ($NVDA, $AAPL, $MSFT): 20.2%
Top 10 Stocks: 38.9% (Double the historical average)
The Remaining stocks: Just 35%
It is no longer a broad market proxy.
$SPY $SPX
The structural reality of the Nasdaq-100 today:
Big 3 ($NVDA, $AAPL, $MSFT): 33% weight
Top 10 stocks: ~65% dominance
The remaining 80 companies: Just ~20%
It is no longer a broad market index,
it is a highly concentrated bet on a select few.
$QQQ $NDX
@unusual_whales Another Data Point to be more cautious. They may or many not happen immediately but we should always be mindful of historical patterns.
TheQuantTrends Weekly Watchlist
6 Indian Equities showing massive Weekly Breakouts on high volume.
On watch this week: $SONACOMS, $ENGINERSIN, $MACPOWER, $ICIL, $ABDL, $CARBORUNIV
Technical breakdowns below ๐
(Disc: Not a buy/sell recommendation. Educational purposes only).