Investment planning and stock market learning
Profit Maker plans and manages your investments around your goals, and teaches you the stock market, so you know what your money is doing and why.
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Practice data, not a real stock
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NSE and BSE equity: 9:15 am to 3:30 pm IST, Monday to Friday.
Times in IST. Exchange holidays aren't shown here.
Plan and manage your investments with us, and learn the market for yourself. Use one, or both together.
A plan built around your goals, your time frame and how much risk you can take, then managed and reviewed so it stays on course.
Structured courses from your first candle to futures and options, with practice charts and plain-language lessons.
A plan starts with you: what you're investing for, when you'll need the money, and how much movement along the way you can live with.
What the money is for, how much you'll need and by when.
Your time frame, your income and how you'd react to a fall decide how much risk the plan takes.
Your money is split across equity, debt, gold and cash to match that profile.
Every investment, payment and statement shows in your member dashboard.
Progress is reviewed regularly, and the mix is brought back in line when markets shift it.
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Sample allocations for illustration
Balancedsample mix
Suits goals 3 to 7 years away, with room for some ups and downs.
Illustrations only. Your own plan is set from your goals, time frame and risk profile.
Build savings that pay for the years after work.
Plan ahead for school and college fees.
Save for the down payment on a timeline that fits.
Grow savings over the long term with a disciplined mix.
Keep three to six months of expenses within easy reach.
Use the tax-saving investments that fit your plan.
Markets move, and a portfolio drifts with them. Management keeps your money pointed at your plan.
Drift and rebalancing
An example portfolio after a strong year for shares
Equity has grown past its target, so this portfolio now carries more risk than its plan allows.
Target for each asset class
Your holdings are checked against your plan, not only against the market.
When an asset class drifts too far from its target, the mix is brought back in line.
Investments, payments and statements, all in your member dashboard.
Minimums, payout days and charges are stated before you invest or withdraw.
Eight subjects from our courses, from your first candle to managing a portfolio. Each one starts with the idea, then shows it on a chart.
What each candle tells you about a day's open, close, high and low, and the patterns traders watch for.
Tell a trend from noise, and use 20 and 50-day averages to see which way a price is leaning.
Find the levels where buyers and sellers have stepped in before, and read what a break through them means.
RSI, MACD and Bollinger bands: what each one measures, and why no single indicator is a signal on its own.
Why a move on heavy volume carries more weight, and how to read price without a screen full of indicators.
Calls, puts and premiums, read off a payoff diagram, so you know the most you can lose before you start.
Size every position, set a stop before you enter, and aim for trades where the reward outweighs the risk.
Mutual funds, SIPs and index investing: how regular, patient investing works and what the costs are.
Every candle on a chart records one period of trading, a day on a daily chart. Point at a term to find it on the candles.
Switch the common indicators on and off and see what each one adds. Move across the chart to read any day's prices.
Sample data for practice.
20-day average The mean of the last 20 closes. Price above a rising average points to an uptrend.
50-day average A slower average for the bigger picture. When the 20 crosses above the 50, the short-term trend has turned up.
Bollinger bands Two standard deviations either side of the 20-day average. Narrow bands mean a quiet market; wide bands, a volatile one.
Volume How many shares changed hands. Breakouts on heavy volume are more convincing than those on light volume.
RSI Momentum on a 0 to 100 scale. Above 70 is often read as overbought, below 30 as oversold.
Five tracks. Start with the foundations if you're new; jump to the track you need if you're not.
How the market works, from the exchange to your account, in plain language.
Read price charts with confidence and know what the common indicators measure.
How derivatives are priced and used, with the risks spelled out before the strategies.
Build a long-term plan: what to look for in a company and how to spread your money.
The habits that protect your capital: sizing, stop-losses and keeping a journal.
Start with the foundations. Every other track assumes you know how orders, accounts and indices work.
From opening an account to a plan you understand.
Sign up and get your member ID. You sign in with it and your password.
Set your goals and risk profile, and agree an allocation that fits them.
Follow every investment, payment and statement in your member dashboard.
Take the courses at your own pace, and understand what your money is doing.
Sixteen terms from planning and the markets, in one line each.
Strategic growth starts with understanding. Four ideas sit behind every plan and every course.
A plan starts from what you need the money for, not from what's on offer.
Every plan and every course starts with what can go wrong, and how to limit it.
Every investment, payment and statement is in your dashboard, whenever you want to look.
No jargon left unexplained, in a plan or in a lesson.
Setting your goals, working out your risk profile, choosing an allocation across equity, debt, gold and cash, and reviewing it as your life and the markets change.
It's monitored against your plan. When an asset class drifts too far from its target, the mix is brought back in line. You can follow every investment in your member dashboard.
No. Market-linked investments can rise and fall in value, and past performance doesn't promise future returns. Read each plan's terms and the Terms of Use before you invest.
In your member dashboard: each investment, the payments made on it, and your statements.
Request a withdrawal on any day, for ₹1 or more. TDS of 5% is deducted and the rest is paid to the bank account in your profile after the request is reviewed.
Anyone who wants to understand the stock market, from complete beginners to people who already trade and want a structured approach. The foundations track assumes no prior knowledge.
No. The lessons and practice charts don't need one. To buy or sell shares yourself, you'll need a demat and trading account with a SEBI-registered broker.
No. They teach how markets work and how to analyse them. Decisions about specific securities are yours.
No. The charts use sample data made for practice, and the allocations are examples. The market hours are the real NSE and BSE equity session times in IST.
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Write to msg@profitmaker.co.in. Members can also raise a ticket from Support in the member panel.
Open an account to start with your goals, or with your first course.
