The easiest way for startups & businesses to burn is by advertising on their own brand keywords...

How large is the Indian market for B2C tech businesses in terms of users who can generate revenue?...

The sharp fall in the stock prices of high growth tech companies across the globe is getting crazy, feels like the dot-com boom...

It is concerning that we have a few customers still buying Sintex shares even after this nudge that the stock price will go to 0 and mandating a TOTP...

Fractional investing or the ability to invest say $10 in Amazon at $3200 has been the biggest reason for stock market participation to go up in the US...

We get asked often how is Zerodha profitable when most new-age companies aren't...

Many people ask me if brokerage rates can go to zero like in the US...

Can the tax arbitrage that exists between earning through dividends(~52%) vs earning through selling a stake (~24%) be the reason why most new-age businesses are not profitable?...

While listed high growth, yet to be profitable startups are seeing sharp drops, private market valuations are somehow still holding up. Weird times...

Companies when projecting growth should maybe prioritize lower volatility long term vs max short term gain...

New startups building for India but incorporating outside India is a disturbing trend...

The common thing among successful traders & entrepreneurs is to always think in terms of risk to reward...

I keep getting asked why are we valuing ourselves at just $2 Billion currently when smaller players are raising money at far higher valuations...

Here is a detailed post by Dr K that draws parallels between AI and Rumali roti...

The moat banks have today is that it is very very tough to become a bank. Yeah, you can be a Small Finance Bank, Payments Bank, Neo Bank, but you can never compete with a full-fledged bank due to all the restrictions...

If startups IPO, & create wealth for Indian retail investors in long run, that will be beautiful. For this, I guess the growth has to be sustainable...

If there was ever a person who's had a strong influence on me, it's K (Kailash), the secret sauce behind Zerodha...

when you buy options the max you can lose is the premium you have paid. But to get a sense of risk and how fast or easily you can lose, you should look at the exposure or contract value...

One thing I get asked the most and I’ve tweeted about this numerous times is that why don’t we advertise...

Right now, is probably the stupidest time for fintech firms like Zerodha to be raising money. It is quite crazy the number of folks reaching out & the different deals...