What our students say
Every review here comes from a real student, in their own words or on our Google profile. We don't pay for reviews, edit them, or show profit screenshots. Reviews describe the learning, not trading results.
Reviews from recent batches
I had watched a lot of YouTube before joining, so I knew the names of the patterns but not what to do with them. In the weekend batch Sharad makes you mark support and resistance on old charts yourself, then explains why your levels were right or wrong. By week four I was writing a full plan before every trade. Nobody promised returns, which is honestly why I trusted the course.
Ashish Kulkarni I had mutual funds and shares through our family broker and did not understand any of it. Sharad explains without making you feel stupid: demat, order types, what Nifty actually is, all in plain words with live market examples. I continued with the Long-Term Investing course and now review our portfolio myself once a quarter. The recordings helped on days I could not attend live.
Pradnya Barge I did the basics course in the Marathi batch first. Everything was explained in Marathi with the English terms on screen, so I could follow the broker app and the news afterwards. Then I did the Intraday course. The biggest change for me is the risk rule: stop loss and position size fixed before entry, every single time. Sharad sir is strict about that, and about not taking tips. Small batch, lots of practice.
Yogesh Jadhav The Fundamental Analysis course was more work than I expected, and I mean that as a compliment. We read actual annual reports in class, not summaries, and learnt which ratios matter for which kind of business. Sharad answers every doubt properly, even the basic ones, and the batch group stayed active after the course ended. I still use the week-three checklist before I look at any company.
Sneha Ghadge How we handle reviews
- Only real students can appear here, with their permission
- We never pay for reviews or offer discounts in return
- We don't edit reviews or hide negative ones on Google
- No profit screenshots, P&L claims or income figures
- We reply to every Google review within 48 hours
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