Built for people who are tired of noise and want research that shows its working.
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Analysis, not tips
We don’t tell you what to buy. We show the reasoning, the risks and the thesis, so you can think for yourself.
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Full transparency
Every position goes into a public tracker. Winners, losers and everything in between. Nothing cherry-picked.
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Institutional method
Order flow, volume profile, options chain, forensic accounting. Done the way a desk does it, written so a serious retail participant can use it.
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Regulatory honesty
We operate within the spirit of Indian securities regulation. Not SEBI registered, never pretending to be advisers, and we say so on every page.
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No noise
No pump groups. No forwarded “sure-shot” calls. No “1000% return” promises. Clear, sourced analysis and the discipline to publish our mistakes.
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Clarity over jargon
Complex ideas, explained plainly. Whether you’ve traded for a decade or a month, the work meets you where you are.
The founders
Two CA finalists, one obsession.
PercentEdge is written by the people whose names are on it. No ghostwriters, no borrowed research desk, no anonymous “analyst team”.
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Soham Kulkarni
Co-founder, Research & Editorial
CA FinalistB.Com & M.ComForensic Accounting
Soham is a CA Finalist who reads balance sheets the way most people read headlines. He started PercentEdge after one too many conversations about a “hot tip” that turned out to be a company quietly restating its receivables. The kind of thing sitting in plain sight in an annual report, if anyone bothers to open it.
He writes most of PercentEdge’s forensic work: the accounting teardowns, the governance post-mortems, and the long explainers that trace a collapse back to the first footnote that gave it away.
Writes on: Forensic accounting · Annual-report teardowns · Corporate governance
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Vaibhav Mer
Co-founder, Markets & Strategy
CA FinalistMarket StructureDerivatives
Vaibhav is a CA Finalist who came to the market from the other direction: not from the filings but from the tape. Order flow, options positioning, and the distance between what a chart is saying and what the underlying business can actually support.
At PercentEdge he handles market structure and the derivatives side: how positioning builds ahead of an event, where the risk is actually sitting, and why the obvious trade is usually the crowded one.