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See all articlesThe archive is short because this is a young platform. You can read all 6 pieces in an evening and judge them yourself, which is a lot more than most sites let you do before asking for your email.
- Book Insights8 min readBeginner
Stan Weinstein's Stage Analysis: Which Stage Is Your Share In?
Stan Weinstein sorts every chart into four stages with one weekly line. He buys only the rising stage, checks the whole market first, and sells by a ratchet.
#stage-analysis#market-breadth#trend-following#moving-average#relative-strength - Risk Management8 min readIntermediate
Fixed-Fractional Position Sizing, and What an R-Multiple Is
Risk a fixed fraction of what your account holds today, not what it held at the start. What that does to a losing streak, and how R measures every trade.
#position-sizing#risk#r-multiple#expectancy - Market Bytes4 min read
IRDAI Commission Caps: How Insurance Stocks Reacted
IRDAI proposed caps on insurance commissions on 23 Sept 2026. PB Fintech fell 36%, HDFC Life 6.2%, ICICI Lombard rose 5.1%. What moved, why, and what is next.
#irdai#insurance#regulation#pb-fintech#life-insurance#general-insurance
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