Investing ensures financial security, and the stock market—where people can purchase and sell shares of publicly traded companies—plays a crucial role in this area. You will study about the basics of the stock market in this session, including how to get started, how it works, and the different intermediaries that it involves.

Understanding primary and secondary markets and their differences. Learn about the Initial Public Offering (IPO), Dividends and bonuses.

Fundamental Analysis is the technique that gives you the conviction to invest for a long term by helping you identify these attributes of wealth-creating companies. Learn about attributes like Annual Reports, Financial Statements

Learn about understanding the P&L, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow statements

Studying the "Financial Ratios" is the greatest technique to assess the financial statements. Benjamin Graham, also known as the founder of fundamental analysis, popularised the theory of financial ratios. Financial ratios assist in interpreting the results and facilitating comparisons with prior years and businesses in the same sector.

Technical analysis is a study method that uses the behaviours of market participants to find trading opportunities. Stock charts allow you to see market participants' actions. These charts develop patterns over time, and each pattern communicates a certain message.

Find out more about the widely used currency pairings traded in India, such as USD-INR, GBP-INR, and INR-JPY. We also learn about other currency pairs, such as EUR-USD, GBP-USD, and USD-JPY, which are not INR-based. The goal would be to introduce these currency pairings and educate the audience not only with the contract specification but also with some of the key variables that influence these currencies.

Every commodity that is traded frequently on the commodity exchanges will be studied. The goal is to understand how commodity contracts operate (contract specifications), choose the best contract to trade, and pinpoint the variable that affects the commodity.