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Varsity is an extensive and in-depth collection of stock market and financial lessons created by Karthik Rangappa at Zerodha. It is free and openly accessible to everyone and is one of the largest financial education resources on the web. No signup, no pay-wall, no ads.

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  • 16 Rahul Rajak on डॉउ थ्योरी - भाग 2

    Danish ansari bhiya Aap abhi kya kar rahe ho Kya aap abhi bi treding karte ho Aapke sawal puchne ka tarika achha laga ...

    10 Jul 2026
  • 158 P Dora Babu on Risk (Part 1)

    I came here after learning my profit loss not the capital. I am always look into trend. This making me some times gives good profit sometimes i loss all my profit. I have a panic of loss, when i see the position i will cut off immediately. Later what ...

    10 Jul 2026
  • 869 Subramanya Ks on Re-introducing Call & Put Options

    Hi Karthik if we cant figure out the number of days for the target to hit, then how can we choose the right strike? ...

    09 Jul 2026
  • 15 Satya Sontanam on NPS structure, fees, how to open an account, and start a SIP

    Hi Vaibhav, If you are still employed with the same company, I dont think you can change the pop. If not and if your corporate nps account has converted to an individual account, you can chnage your pop. As per teh info I see, you can do so by su ...

    08 Jul 2026
  • 15 Satya Sontanam on Know your fund

    Hi Arun, Every website calculates these ratios slightly differently — the window (trailing 3 years vs 5 years), return frequency (daily vs monthly), risk-free rate assumed (91-day T-bill vs fixed 6%), and whether they annualise using √12 or √2 ...

    08 Jul 2026

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