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Promoters are buying while retail investors are nervous

Markets have been volatile recently. Many retail investors are cautious and hesitant to deploy capital. But something interesting is happening beneath the surface. Promoters across several companies are quietly deploying serious capital into their own stocks. Let me share latest Promoter purchase data with you. But, before that: Help us grow: If you think our stock recommendations could add value to your friends, relatives, or acquaintances, we’d appreciate you spreading the word about Katalyst Wealth.   Also, Here’s the list of new recommendations released in last…

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March 2026: The Same Signal That Worked in 2013 and March 2020

I want to share something unusual with you today — a contrarian indicator I’ve been tracking for years that has an almost perfect track record of calling market tops and bottoms. It’s not a technical indicator. It’s not fund flow data. It’s not insider buying. It’s Google search trends. Specifically: How often retail investors in India search for the term “Multibagger stock.” Let me show you what 19 years of data reveals — and what it’s telling us right now…

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[Stock idea]: RAM prices up 3x, laptops up 30% — one company is making a killing

Everyone’s focused on direct AI beneficiaries — GPU makers, cloud companies, data centers. But here’s a second-order effect most investors are missing: the AI buildout is diverting chips to hyperscalers, squeezing regular PC component supply. RAM prices are up 2-3x, laptops up 20-30%. And India’s largest ICT distributor — Rashi Peripherals — quietly had one of its best quarters ever: 43% revenue growth, 132% PAT growth. Key highlights below:   Before that: Here’s the list of new recommendations released in last few weeks: For Insider…

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The One Number That Predicted 3 Stock Crashes Before Anyone Else Noticed

In 2022, I watched a stock rally from ₹180 to ₹220 on the back of “strong earnings growth.”  Quarterly results looked perfect: – Revenue up 28% YoY – PAT up 35% YoY – Margins expanding – Analysts upgrading targets to ₹320 Twelve months later, the stock was at ₹95. The auditor had flagged receivables issues, the CFO had resigned, and the company was scrambling to explain “working capital stress.” What did I see that the market missed? One line buried…

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