Introduction MarketsMojo is a fintech company based in Mumbai, India, founded in 2015 by Joyson Thomas and Mohit Batra. It operates as an algorithm-based research platform focused on publicly traded stocks, aiming to simplify investment decisions for retail investors, financial advisors, and brokerage firms. The company has developed a unique system that analyzes vast … Read more
Introduction In today’s data-heavy equity markets, staying updated with corporate filings, earnings transcripts, and press releases is essential—but increasingly time-consuming. Analysts often face the challenge of sifting through dense reports to extract relevant insights quickly. StockInsights.ai addresses this challenge by offering an AI-powered equity research tool that automates the analysis of company filings. This platform … Read more
June 2025 was marked by heightened geopolitical and macroeconomic tensions that influenced both Indian and global markets. The most significant global development was the military escalation between Israel and Iran, triggered by Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities and followed by a large-scale missile and drone retaliation from Iran on June 13. The Nifty index … Read more
Introduction In 2025, navigating the stock market can feel overwhelming with thousands of companies listed on exchanges like the NSE and BSE. With metrics like PE ratio, ROE, and market share to consider, investors need tools to simplify their research. Tijori Finance has emerged as a popular platform for Indian investors, especially through its partnership … Read more
Introduction Imagine paying for your coffee, groceries, or utility bills while your money earns higher returns than a regular savings account. Curie Money, a Bengaluru-based fintech startup, makes this possible by blending UPI payments with liquid mutual fund investments. Branded as “India’s only UPI app that grows your money,” Curie promises up to 3x returns … Read more
Credit risk mutual funds were a very popular category of mutual funds in yesteryear, mainly due to the higher returns they provided by investing in high-yield, lower-rated corporate bonds. At a time when interest rates were falling and liquidity was abundant, fund managers were able to generate attractive yields by buying instruments rated AA-, A+, … Read more
Leverage is a powerful concept in finance, used by individuals and institutions to amplify their investment outcomes. From large corporations funding new projects with borrowed capital to real estate investors using mortgages, leverage is everywhere in the financial world. At its core, leverage means using borrowed money to amplify the potential returns on an investment. … Read more
India’s economy grew by 7.4% in Q4 FY25, but this marked a slowdown compared to 8.4% in the same quarter of FY24. For the full year, GDP growth was 6.5%, down from 9.2% last year. Despite this, India overtook Japan to become the world’s 4th largest economy, valued at USD 4 trillion. Factors behind the … Read more
Waya Introduction The Indian stock market has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, driven by technological innovation and a new generation of investors seeking smarter, data-backed ways to grow their wealth. As investing becomes more accessible, the challenge shifts from simply entering the market to making timely, informed decisions, knowing what to buy, when … Read more
As of February 2025, there are over 2,629 companies listed on the National Stock Exchange or NSE and 5,595 companies on the Bombay Stock Exchange or BSE. Besides, there are over 2,500 mutual fund schemes listed in India, across various categories such as equity, debt, hybrid, and others. There are over 250 exchange-traded funds or … Read more
