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Options Basics: Risk-Defined Strategies
How spreads and hedges cap your downside — with defined-risk structures explained step by step.
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Repeatable frameworks for entries, exits, monthly reviews and goal planning — so nothing slips through.
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Interactive tools for position sizing, SIP planning and risk-reward — run your numbers in seconds.
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Plain-English definitions of 200+ terms — from stop-loss and beta to derivatives and drawdown.
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One-page references to keep beside your screen — candlestick patterns, indicators and order types.
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The Disciplined Investor's Playbook
Our most-downloaded guide — a 96-page field manual on building a repeatable, risk-first process. It distils 11+ years of research-desk practice into frameworks you can apply on your very next trade or SIP.
- A 5-step research-to-review loop you can run every session
- Position sizing and stop-loss rules that put capital first
- An asset-allocation blueprint for long-term goals
- A trading journal template and worked examples
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Checklist
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Pre-Trade Checklist (12 points)
Twelve questions to answer before every entry — thesis, levels, size and stop, on a single page.
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Template
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Monthly Portfolio Review Template
A ready-made sheet to track allocation, drift and performance — and decide what to rebalance.
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Cheat sheet
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Candlestick Patterns Cheat Sheet
The 20 patterns worth knowing, with what each signals and how to confirm it before you act.
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Worksheet
XLSX · 180 KB
Position Sizing Worksheet
Plug in capital, risk and levels; get your share count and worst-case loss for any trade.
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Guide
PDF · 2.6 MB
Beginner's Guide to NSE & BSE
How Indian markets work — exchanges, indices, order types and settlement — for first-time investors.
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Checklist
PDF · 520 KB
SIP Setup & Goal Planning Checklist
Define a goal, pick a monthly amount and automate it — a simple path to a consistent SIP habit.
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Ebook
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Reading Financial Statements
Make sense of the P&L, balance sheet and cash flow — the numbers that reveal a company's health.
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Market glossary
A few of the terms you'll meet most often. The full glossary covers 200+ definitions across trading, investing and the economy.
Stop-loss
A pre-set price at which you exit a losing position to cap the damage. Deciding your stop before you enter — and honouring it — is the core of risk-managed trading.
Position sizing
Choosing how many shares or lots to buy so that a single trade risks only a small, fixed slice of your capital. It matters more to long-term outcomes than being right on any one call.
SIP (Systematic Investment Plan)
Investing a fixed amount at regular intervals — usually monthly — regardless of price. This averages your entry cost over time and builds a disciplined, automatic habit.
P/E ratio
Price-to-earnings ratio — a stock's price divided by its earnings per share. It's a quick read on how much investors are paying for each rupee of profit, useful only in context with peers and growth.
Beta
A measure of how much a stock tends to move relative to the broader market. A beta above 1 suggests larger swings than the index; below 1 suggests smaller ones.
Drawdown
The peak-to-trough decline in a portfolio or strategy over a period. Watching your maximum drawdown keeps expectations honest and helps you size risk you can actually live with.
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Building a Risk-First Trading Plan
Turn a vague idea into a written plan — instrument, timeframe, size and stop — and stick to it under pressure.
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SIP & Asset Allocation for Volatile Markets
How a steady SIP and a balanced allocation keep long-term goals on track when headlines get noisy.
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Options: Defined-Risk Structures Explained
Spreads, hedges and the mechanics of capping your downside — with worked, risk-managed examples.
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Reading Earnings Like an Analyst
What to look for in a results release — the numbers, the guidance and the tone — without overreacting.