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

April 7, 2026

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 in April…

Google Trend – Best Indicator to identify Stock Market top and bottom

December 16, 2025

In the last 1 year, the broader markets are down around 15-20%. One question on everyone’s mind is when the markets will recover? While there are no perfect tools to predict market tops and bottoms, there’s one indicator “Google Trends” which has been quite accurate in determining investor’s sentiments and to some extent market tops and bottoms. Let’s look at that indicator and what it is suggesting right now. Before that: Here’s the list of new recommendations released by us in last few…

Market close to all time high…Is it time for correction?

October 16, 2024

Markets are at an all-time high and all the indices, be it small cap, mid cap, etc. all are doing well. Since 4th Jun’24 correction, it’s been a smooth sailing. As is often the case, whenever the markets have corrected sharply or have done well, the general question that comes to mind is…what next? Instead of trying to predict what the markets will do next, we prefer looking at market sentiment. And the tool we use is basic google trends…

Market at all time high…Is it time for correction?

July 6, 2024

Hello Sir, Hope you are doing well. Markets are at an all-time high and all the indices, be it small cap, mid cap, etc. all are doing well. Jun’24 has proven to be an extremely good month for equity investors in general. Except for the major correction on 4th Jun’24, it’s been a smooth sailing. As is often the case, whenever the markets have corrected sharply or have done well, the general question that comes to mind is…what next? Instead…