The Finance Lens
SmitaSimple, practical insights on investing, businesses, and the economy-explained with data, real-world examples, and clear language.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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What Does a Stock Rating Actually Mean?
Hello and welcome back to The Finance Lens!
I was looking at a stock report recently and noticed something I have seen hundreds of times.
Buy. Hold. Sell.
Pretty simple, right?
But then I started thinking about it.
What exactly does a...
The Altman Z-Score: What Is Hiding Behind the Profits?
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I have a habit of getting interested in a company because the numbers look good.
Sales are growing.
Profits are growing.
Margins look decent.
Maybe the stock has also done well.
And then, if...
How to Invest When You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know
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There is something uncomfortable about investing that we don’t talk about enough.
Sometimes, you can do everything “right.”
Read the annual report.
Study the industry.
Build a DCF.
Talk to m...
Your Extra Cash Is Sitting in a Savings Account. Is That a Mistake?
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Here is a situation many of us can relate to.
You have ₹5 lakh sitting in your savings account.
You don’t need all of it right now.
Maybe ₹1 lakh is enough for your regular expenses and emerge...
When a Good Business Becomes a Difficult Stock
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There is a strange moment in investing that doesn’t get talked about enough.
You bought a great company at ₹500.
It is now ₹800.
The business is better than when you bought it.
But the sto...
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