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Is the Market Actually Cheap Right Now? A Retail Investor's Guide to Current Valuations!
access_time 2026-03-17T08:54:50.244Z face CA Rachana Ranade
Is the Market Actually Cheap Right Now? A Retail Investor's Guide to Current Valuations! When fear takes over Dalal Street, prices fall. And when prices fall, valuations get interesting. Warren Buffett once said, "Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful." Right now, ...
When Oil Burns, India Feels the Heat, What Rising Crude Prices Mean for You?
access_time 2026-03-11T10:16:46.598Z face CA Rachana Ranade
When Oil Burns, India Feels the Heat, What Rising Crude Prices Mean for You? Brent crude has crossed $100/barrel. Here's what that means for your wallet, your portfolio, and your daily life. It all started on February 28th. The US and Israel launched military strikes on Iran. Iran hit back. And almo...
Understanding the Double Top Chart Pattern!
access_time 1771563720000 face CA Rachana Ranade
Understanding the Double Top Chart Pattern! In this blog we’ll understand the Double Top Pattern. Chart patterns are a vital part of technical analysis, helping traders anticipate potential reversals or continuations in price. One of the most commonly observed reversal patterns is the Double Top. Re...
Understanding ROCE, ROIC and ROE Through an Investor’s Lens!
access_time 2026-02-19T09:46:10.96Z face CA Rachana Ranade
Understanding ROCE, ROIC and ROE Through an Investor’s Lens! How to interpret return ratios and what truly drives them beneath the surface Return ratios sit at the heart of serious equity research. While revenue growth attracts attention and earnings per share grabs headlines, seasoned investors foc...
Understanding Volatility Through ATR
access_time 2026-02-14T10:57:21.525Z face CA Rachana Ranade
Understanding Volatility Through ATR In this blog, we’ll understand how ATR is calculated, how to interpret it and when to use it. In financial markets, volatility matters as much as direction. Two stocks may both rise 10 percent in a year, but if one swings wildly every week while the other moves s...