Deep dives on algorithmic markets, generative models, engineering decisions, and the mechanics of an institutional edge.
A step-by-step walkthrough of Discounted Cash Flow analysis calibrated for the Indian equity market - from estimating free cash flows to choosing the right discount rate.
Intrynsic Research Team
1 Jun 2026
Valuation is not a formula - it is a question: what is this business worth to its owners? Part 2 of the series reframes valuation as disciplined thinking, not spreadsheet math.
Ask an investor why they bought a stock and answers come easily. Ask what the business is worth, and the confidence disappears. Why so few retail investors ever value a company - and why it isn't entirely their fault.
FII outflows can trigger 5% corrections in a week. DII buying absorbs them. Understanding these two opposing forces is essential for timing entries and exits in Indian equities.
A systematic multi-factor screening approach to filter the NSE universe down to high-probability investment candidates - without reading a single annual report first.
How to apply the father of value investing's simple but powerful intrinsic value formula to Indian equities - and where it works, and where it breaks down.
Different sectors lead the market at different stages of India's economic cycle. Knowing which sectors to overweight when can add 3–5% annually to your equity returns.
Net profit is an opinion. Free cash flow is a fact. Here's why the gap between these two metrics reveals the most important truth about an Indian company's financial health.
Price momentum - buying winners and avoiding losers - is one of the most well-documented return anomalies in global markets. Here is what the Indian data says, and how to implement it.
Promoter shareholding is one of the most India-specific signals in equity analysis. High stake is not always good. Low stake is not always bad. Here is how to read it correctly.
P/E is the most quoted valuation metric. EV/EBITDA is what institutional analysts actually use. Here is why, and how to choose the right multiple for each Indian sector.
SEBI's algorithmic trading regulations have evolved significantly. Retail investors using any automated or semi-automated strategy now operate under a specific regulatory framework. Here is the complete picture.