Learn the Indian stock market properly.
Technical and fundamental analysis, taught from absolute zero with interactive examples, infographics and everyday analogies — then practised on live NSE data. No jargon left unexplained, and no pretending the market is easier than it is.
- Start from zero
- No prior knowledge assumed — not even what a demat account is.
- About 11 minutes a lesson
- Short enough to finish one on a commute, and they stay read.
- Practised on live NSE data
- Real prices in the workbenches, not tidy textbook numbers.
- Nothing is sold here
- No tips, no ads, no sign-up. Progress saves in your browser.
Real NSE and BSE data, fetched server-side from public Yahoo Finance endpoints. May be delayed — always verify with your broker.
Most stock market courses hand you definitions. This one hands you the controls.
Every abstract idea gets three things: an everyday analogy anyone can relate to, an interactive demo where you change the inputs, and a worked example on a real Indian company.
You move the parameters
Drag the RSI period and watch the "overbought" signals multiply. Push the debt slider and watch a healthy company become fragile. Reading about it does not do this.
Explained with things you already know
A P/E ratio is how many years of profit you would pay for a chai stall. A balance sheet is your flat and your home loan. The maths comes after the intuition, not before.
Then applied to the real market
Every indicator you learn is available on the live chart workbench, computed on real NSE prices, with a plain-English reading of what it currently says.
This is what a lesson actually looks like
No sign-up, no paywall. Move the four prices below and watch the candle redraw — this exact demo sits inside the candlestick lesson.
Four tracks, designed to be taken in order
Start at the beginning if you are new — later tracks assume the vocabulary from earlier ones.
Market Basics
What a share actually is, how the NSE and BSE work, what happens when you press Buy, what it costs, and why any of this is worth your time. No prior knowledge assumed — not even what a demat account is.
Technical Analysis
Candlesticks, market structure, chart patterns, every major indicator, and how to assemble them into a written system you can actually test. Built around interactive labs — you move the parameters and watch what breaks.
Fundamental Analysis
The three financial statements, every ratio that matters, valuation from DCF to relative multiples, and the qualitative judgement — moats, management, red flags — that no spreadsheet captures. Taught with Indian companies and everyday analogies.
Risk & Psychology
Position sizing, stop-losses, portfolio construction, and the behavioural biases that make otherwise intelligent people do the opposite of what they planned. This is the track that determines whether the other two are worth anything.
Then put it to work on the real market
Four workbenches running on live NSE data — no API key, no subscription, no sign-up.
Market dashboard
Indices, top movers, market breadth and sector rotation, refreshed while the market is open.
Chart workbench
Real candles with every indicator from the course, auto-detected support and resistance, and a plain-English reading.
Fundamentals scanner
A live scorecard of every ratio, plus the three financial statements so you can run the cash-flow check yourself.
Screener
Filter a curated NSE universe by sector, daily change and distance from the 52-week high.
Compare stocks
Four stocks on one rebased chart, with CAGR, volatility, worst fall and how closely they move together.
Jump straight in
The lessons and calculators readers reach for most — including the newest additions.
Most-read lessons
- What is a share, really?Market Basics · 8 min read
- SIP or lumpsum: which is actually better?Market Basics · 10 min read
- Supertrend: the trailing stop that looks like magicTechnical Analysis · 11 min read
- Pivot points and CPR: the intraday mapTechnical Analysis · 11 min read
- RSI — relative strength indexTechnical Analysis · 11 min read
- The Rule of 72: how fast does your money double?Market Basics · 8 min read
Most-used calculators
- Pivot points & CPR calculatorEnter yesterday’s high, low and close and get today’s pivot, R1–R3, S1–S3 and the Central Pivot Range — standard or Fibonacci. The intraday levels every desk draws.
- Supertrend indicator labThe green-and-red trend line every Indian retail trader watches. Change the ATR period and multiplier and see exactly how many whipsaws a lower setting buys you.
- Brokerage & charges calculatorSTT, exchange fees, stamp duty, GST and DP charges for delivery and intraday — plus how far the stock must move before you break even.
- Goal SIP calculatorHow much you need to invest monthly to reach a target — or what a given monthly amount will build. Handles an existing lumpsum too.
- Options strategy & payoff builderPick a strategy — call, put, spread, covered call or straddle — set the strikes and premiums, and see the payoff diagram at expiry with its breakevens, maximum profit and maximum loss.
- CAGR calculatorConvert any absolute return into an annualised one. The only way to compare a 3-year holding against a 12-year one honestly.
No tips, no targets, no promises
There are no stock recommendations here, no "multibagger" lists, and no claims about what the market will do next. What you will find instead is the reasoning that lets you evaluate those claims when other people make them.
The lessons are explicit about where each method fails — where RSI misleads, why most chart patterns fail roughly half the time, and why a discounted cash flow model that quotes a target to the rupee is selling you false precision.
Do I need money to start?
No. Everything here is free and requires no account. You can work through the entire curriculum and use every live tool without ever opening a broking account.
Should I learn technical or fundamental analysis?
Both, and in that order of usefulness depending on your horizon. Fundamentals tell you what is worth owning; technicals help with when to buy it and when the story has changed.
Is my progress stored anywhere?
Only in your own browser. There is no account, no database and nothing sent to a server. Clearing browser data will reset it.
Where does the market data come from?
Public Yahoo Finance endpoints, proxied through this site to avoid CORS. It may be delayed and can contain errors — verify against your broker or the NSE before acting.
Begin with the one idea everything else rests on
What a share actually is — and why the price on the screen is not a measure of how big or how cheap a company is.
Start lesson 1 →Understand the market before you trade it.
Clear, honest lessons on how prices move, how businesses are valued, and how to manage risk and your own mind. Then practise every idea on live Indian stocks.
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