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Where Smart Capital Meets
Sharper Thinking
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investors who don’t chase noise
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Hours of Investor Educations
Where Smart Capital Meets
Sharper Thinking
Join a growing community of
investors who don’t chase noise
Investors
Engaged
Active Learners & Menteens
Market Ideas Explored
Hours of Investor Educations
Become a part of the Strategic Alpha investors community, where investors learn, grow, and achieve their goals together.
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In a world full of random stock trading strategies, Conviction Club focuses on what actually works. You not only learn investing, but you practice it here. It’s for you if
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Techno value investing is the integration of fundamental analysis and technical analysis to maximize stock market returns by helping investors identify what to buy and when to buy it.
Traditional value investing only involved fundamental analysis, and it often uses P/E and P/B ratios. On the other hand, techno value investing involves technical analysis and considers a lot of other technical factors.
Financial freedom investing is the act of investing with the aim of acquiring financial freedom. This is investing in and managing assets such as real estate, mutual funds, and stocks in a manner that one can easily manage all their living costs without having to earn a salary.
A stock market mentor is a financial expert like Suyog Dhavan who can guide and help beginner investors make the right stock market investment decisions. As a beginner investor in India, you need a stock market mentor to make the right investments in stocks and assets, manage risks, and achieve your stock market investment goals.
Yes, joining an investment community like ‘Conviction Club’ can be helpful for experienced investors as you get to connect with other like-minded investors, share thoughts, and grow together.
When you become a part of an investment community, you get access to shared knowledge, more ideas, more resources, and networks. All these factors can help you make better and more efficient investment decisions.
No, you don’t necessarily need large capital to start investing. Even a small amount is okay to start with. You can start with as much as you have.
