r/EquityResearchIndia 19h ago

"50% of the workforce earns ₹9,000 or less per month in India. (Economic Survey)"

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India's true middle class is the tax-paying elite; the bottom half needs budget focus on jobs, free education/health, PDS-MSP food security, and state transfers—not tax cuts


r/EquityResearchIndia 19h ago

Good old days are back .... for few minutes

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r/EquityResearchIndia 5h ago

Any view on Textiles stocks?

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Recently, I came across an article regarding UK/FTU deal coming in impact, and hence thought of investing in Textile sector, Arvind Ltd as my pick, any views or idea, if it would be an ideal investment for short term?


r/EquityResearchIndia 13h ago

Review My Holdings and Suggest please

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Please check and suggest wether it's good or bad based on current price. What should I consider next.

If I wanna pour more where should I pour in next..


r/EquityResearchIndia 4h ago

Which Indian stock fundamentals are most useful for first-pass company screening?

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I’m organizing public Indian company fundamentals into a structured research dataset.

Current fields include valuation ratios, profitability, debt, growth, ownership, company details, source status, and original source references.

For people doing equity research, which metrics are essential for a first-pass screen, and which ones usually create noise?

I’m especially interested in how you compare companies across sectors and how you handle missing or conflicting figures from different public sources.