Four things, in the order they actually matter. All four are published in the open and cost nothing to read.
Plain-language explainers on how markets, asset classes and common investment products actually work — so the jargon is familiar before you ever have to act on it.
What risk actually means in practice — volatility, drawdowns and time horizon — explained with worked examples rather than promises about outcomes.
An overview of how goal-based planning and systematic investing are structured, so the mechanics make sense when you read about them elsewhere.
Notes, articles and study material published regularly. Everything here is general information for learning — it is not advice and not a recommendation to buy or sell anything.
Four bodies of work, each published as learning material rather than as a service. No company is named or assessed on any of them.
What price patterns and statistical strategies claim to show, what the evidence for them actually is, and where the reasoning breaks down.
Learn moreThe fundamentals of investment finance — reading a set of published accounts, and how asset-pricing and firm-valuation techniques are applied in real situations.
Learn moreAn overview of how charting and screening tools are used to study price action — what they measure, and what they cannot tell you.
Learn moreHow to track your own holdings and dividends without handing the job to anybody — and the three calculators that do the arithmetic in your browser.
Learn moreThe only durable claim a research business can make is about its method. This is the method, and it will be the same one for every company covered.
No account, and nothing leaves your browser. Arithmetic tools, not advice — they name no security and make no forecast.
How many shares a fixed rupee risk actually buys, once the stop is set.
Open itWhat a monthly investment compounds to, and what a target corpus demands each month.
Open itWhat staggering an amount over N months does to the outcome, against investing it at once.
Open itMost portfolio damage comes from position sizing, not stock picking. The Money Management Rules — fixed sizing before you read the idea, equal weights, a minimum of twelve names, a compartment cap — are published in the open, outside any paywall.
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General market updates and study notes, with daily posts explaining investing concepts. No calls, no tips, no targets — the same standard as everything else published here.
General education and market commentary, published regularly. No account needed and no company assessed.
Had an amazing experience at Wisdom Investments. The owner — Mr. Tejas Patel is quite a humble and transparent person and also he has helped me to a great extent in my investment journey.PPraanav T PatelGoogle review · 2 years ago
Tejas has great clarity and deep knowledge about investments, markets. Highly recommended. Wisdom Investment is full of wisdom.AAjay PatelGoogle review · 3 years ago
We have taken basic course. We were amazed by his knowledge and study about the share market. He had shown us some incredible tools and sites.AAmit MandaliaGoogle review · 3 years ago
One dated letter a month on how the Indian market is priced and what the screens are saying. No stock recommendations, no card, one-click unsubscribe. Read a few issues and decide for yourself whether the reasoning is worth anything to you.
Because publishing one is not permitted. Under the SEBI Master Circular for Research Analysts, past performance and risk-return metrics may only be shown once verified by the Past Risk and Return Verification Agency, and even then not on a public website. Any research site showing you a win rate or a P&L screenshot is either publishing it in a way the rules do not allow, or is not verified at all.
Investor education. Written explainers on business analysis and market mechanics, general commentary on how the Indian market and its sectors are priced, three calculators, the Money Management Rules, and investor awareness sessions in Pune. No individual company is named or assessed, and nothing is sold.
No, and it would be unlawful to. Research tells you what a security looks like on the evidence. Advice tells you what to do given your income, taxes, goals and liabilities — that is the work of a SEBI-registered Investment Adviser, which this is not. The Money Management Rules are published in the open precisely because the sizing decision is yours.
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