Varsity - A Great Initiative by Zerodha


  "Zerodha" - Largest Stock Broker in India

"Zerodha" is founded by Nithin Kamath in 2010 to overcome the problems he faced during his initial years of trading in the stock market. Presently, Zerodha has changed the landscape of the Indian Broking Industry.

 

   
Nithin Kamath, Founder & CEO
 

 

Varsity - An Educational initiative by Zerodha

Varsity is a wonderful and in depth collection of stock market knowledge created by Mr. Karthik Rangappa at Zerodha. It is openly accessible to everyone and is one of the largest financial education resources on the web.

There are total 15 modules on Zerodha's Varsity which will help you to gain a stock market knowledge as well as financial knowledge.

  1. Introduction to Stock Market
  2. Technical Analysis
  3. Fundamental Analysis
  4. Futures trading
  5. Options Theory
  6. Option Strategies
  7. Markets and Taxation
  8. Currency, Commodity and Government Securities
  9. Risk Management and Trading Psychology
  10. Trading Systems
  11. Mutual Funds
  12. Mind Over Markets
  13. Financial Modelling
  14. Insurance
  15. Sector Analysis 

Visit Varsity for more information here 

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