Stock Market: Basics to Advanced - EQUITY
A practical, activity-based financial learning program with plain-language explanations, real-life examples and hands-on exercises. The program takes learners from the basic mechanics of the stock market through company analysis, valuation, technical analysis, trading psychology, portfolio construction and risk management.
Course Format
About the Programme
This program takes a learner from the basic mechanics of the stock market to company analysis, valuation, technical analysis, trading psychology, portfolio construction and risk management.
It combines fundamental and technical perspectives with practical research, paper trading, portfolio exercises and a final stock-research project. Learners build a disciplined, repeatable framework for market analysis rather than relying on informal tips or emotional impulses.
Whom Is This Course For?
Beginner Investors
Individuals who want to start investing with a solid foundational understanding of markets, exchanges, demat accounts, and orders.
Intermediate Investors
Investors looking to transition from tip-based trading to structured company valuation, quarterly analysis, and technical charting.
Working Professionals
Professionals seeking disciplined long-term portfolio building, asset allocation, risk management, and smart wealth compounding.
Women & Homemakers
Learners seeking financial confidence, market knowledge, and independent decision-making skills in equities and investments.
Course Content
Week 1: Stock Market Basics & Investment Ecosystem
Stock Market Basics. Exchanges, Brokers, Wealth Management, Technical, Fundamental, Equity, Short Term, Positional, Long-Term Investment, Investment Platforms.
Week 2: Orientation, Accounts & Macro Factors
Stock-market orientation; investing vs trading; demat and trading accounts; market, limit and stop-loss orders; GDP, GST, inflation and repo rate.
Week 3: Financial Statements & Valuation Basics
Balance sheet and cash-flow reading; valuation basics-EPS, PEG, free cash flow and dividend yield; P/E and P/B; ROE and debt awareness.
Week 4: Stock Screening & Intro to Technicals
Stock screening; quarterly-result analysis; technical-analysis introduction; candlesticks; trend lines; support and resistance.
Week 5: Indicators, Paper Trading & Psychology
Moving averages and RSI; chart patterns; paper trading; trading psychology; fear, greed and FOMO; management quality, promoters and red flags.
Week 6: Portfolio Building, Risk Management & IPOs
Portfolio-building principles; asset allocation and diversification; risk management; stop-loss and position sizing; IPOs.
Week 7: Research Project, Journaling & Presentation
Full stock-research project; portfolio review; trading journal; recap quiz; final presentations and certificates.
Week 8: Use of AI in Stock Market & Detailed Q&A
Use of AI in the Stock Market. Revision of previous Weeks, deep-dive case studies and detailed interactive Q&A session.
Value & Outcomes
What Will The Learner Get
- Stock-market terminology and mechanics framework
- Company-research and stock-screening checklist
- Basic financial-statement and valuation worksheets
- Technical-analysis chart exercises
- Paper-trading and trade-journal framework
- Portfolio, diversification and asset-allocation framework
- Risk-management and position-sizing checklist
- Final stock-research report template
How Will This Course Help
- Move from informal stock tips toward a repeatable research process.
- Understand the difference between a good company and a stock bought at an attractive valuation.
- Use fundamental and technical analysis as complementary tools.
- Build better discipline around risk, position size and stop-loss concepts.
- Recognise emotional biases such as fear, greed, FOMO and revenge trading.
- Create a portfolio framework based on goals, time horizon, diversification and risk.
Project
Independent real-company equity analysis, valuation framework, and live trading journal.
Stock Research Project & Portfolio Framework
Full Research Report • Paper Portfolio PresentationEach learner completes a Stock Research Project - Full Research Report on one real company, applying the business, financial and valuation checklist and presenting a reasoned buy / hold / avoid view. The learner also presents a sample portfolio and trading/research journal, explaining the reasoning behind the decisions.
Earning Opportunity
The course is designed for financial education and skill development. It does not make any promise regarding any income, guaranteed returns, stock tips or recommendations to buy or sell securities. Learners develop knowledge and practical skills for researching companies, analysing stocks, understanding risk and managing a portfolio framework. This course is solely designed for gaining knowledge on stock market and related products. During the Course, No Stock recommendation, tips for stocks will be provided.
Why Choose SPANDAN
SPANDAN converts financial concepts into practical learning through simple explanations, real-life examples, activities, discussion, worksheets and application. The Program is designed to build financial awareness, confidence and responsible decision-making rather than promote financial products.
The Program combines fundamental analysis, technical analysis, trading psychology, risk management and portfolio thinking in one structured learning journey.
Refund Policy
Attend the first session. Decide within 24 hours.
If you are dissatisfied after attending the first Class/Session,
you may request a refund
within 24 hours of attending that session. Refund
requests made after this 24-hour period will not be accepted.
Approved refunds will be for the course fee paid, excluding
GST.
Important Financial Education Note
This program is intended solely for financial education and awareness. It is designed to help learners understand financial concepts, investment terminology, market-related information, risk awareness, and responsible financial decision-making.
The program does not constitute personalised investment, financial, insurance, tax, legal, or professional advice, nor does it recommend or promote any specific financial product, security, provider, broker, or investment strategy.
All investments, including market-linked investments, involve risk and may result in partial or complete loss of capital. Financial markets, regulations, interest rates, government schemes, eligibility criteria, taxation rules, and other related provisions may change from time to time.
Learners should independently verify the latest information through official government, regulatory, or appropriately regulated sources and seek professional advice where appropriate before making any financial decision.
The purpose of this program is to build financial knowledge, confidence, awareness, and responsible decision-making-not to sell, recommend, or solicit investment products or financial services.