Equity Research

    Actionable insights driven by deep data analysis. We simplify complex market data into clear Buy, Sell, or Hold recommendations.

    Our Methodology

    In a market flooded with tips and rumors, we rely on rigorous analysis. Our research team covers broad sectors of the Indian Economy to identify undervalued gems.

    Fundamental Analysis

    Evaluating balance sheets, P&L, management quality, and industry outlook.

    Technical Analysis

    Studying price charts, volume patterns, and indicators for short-term trends.

    What We Deliver

    • Daily Market Morning Reports
    • Weekly Sectoral Outlook
    • Stock Specific Research Reports
    • IPO Analysis & Recommendations
    • Qrtly Result Reviews

    Our Research Coverage

    200+

    Companies Tracked

    15+

    Sectors Covered

    Daily

    Market Updates

    80%

    Accuracy Rate

    Accuracy qualification: The recommendation set, success criterion or benchmark, and measurement period underlying the displayed 80% figure are not currently disclosed on this page. The figure should not be relied upon without reviewing those supporting records. Past research performance and accuracy do not guarantee future results.

    “Research Analyst” Is a SEBI-Regulated Activity

    “Research Analyst” is not merely a professional title that anyone may claim. Under the SEBI (Research Analysts) Regulations, 2014, no person may act as, or hold themselves out as, a research analyst without a Certificate of Registration from SEBI.

    Registration requires prescribed professional qualifications, including a recognised degree in finance, commerce or economics, the NISM Post Graduate Program in Securities Market, or a CFA Charter. A research analyst must also pass the mandatory NISM Series-XV: Research Analyst Certification Examination.

    The NISM certification is valid for 3 years and is renewable by re-examination. Applicants must meet SEBI's “fit and proper” criteria and continue complying with conduct, record-keeping and disclosure requirements.

    Financial-Interest Disclosure

    Before publishing research on a stock, a research analyst must disclose any personal financial interest in that security. These disclosures help readers identify potential conflicts, but they do not replace independent judgment, suitability assessment or attention to the risks stated in the report.

    Research Analyst vs. Investment Adviser

    FeatureResearch AnalystInvestment Adviser
    What they provideResearch reports and recommendations — buy/sell/hold calls, price targets, sector viewsPersonalized investment advice mapped to specific goals, risk profile and financial situation
    AudienceOne-to-many, same report to every subscriberOne-to-one, tailored to the individual
    Suitability obligationNot required to assess fit for your individual situationLegally required to assess suitability before advising
    Typical outputReports, target prices, sector notesA financial plan, portfolio recommendations, ongoing reviews

    Money n Wealth's principal is SEBI-registered as an Investment Adviser, so the equity research function is built to feed into personalized, suitability-mapped advice rather than leave the suitability judgment entirely to the reader.