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Nikhil Gangwar

Nikhil Gangwar, the proprietor of EquiVision Consulting, is a SEBI-registered Research Analyst with an impeccable academic pedigree, holding an MBA from IIM Calcutta and a B.Tech from IIT Dhanbad. With a passion for financial independence, he achieved the remarkable milestone of becoming financially independent at the age of 27, embodying the FIRE (Financially Independent, Recreationally Employed) philosophy.

As the driving force behind EquiVision Consulting, Nikhil is deeply committed to his craft, meticulously tracking over 300 companies every quarter. For him, financial analysis transcends mere numbers—it's about uncovering the hidden narratives in earnings transcripts, investor presentations, and the nuanced sentiments of management.

Nikhil’s passion lies in translating these stories into actionable insights for investors, empowering them to make informed decisions. His unique ability to blend rigorous analysis with a deep understanding of corporate dynamics makes him a trusted name in the world of financial research.

Nikhil Gangwar, the proprietor of EquiVision Consulting, is a SEBI-registered Research Analyst with an impeccable academic pedigree, holding an MBA from IIM Calcutta and a B.Tech from IIT Dhanbad. With a passion for financial independence, he achieved the remarkable milestone of becoming financially independent at the age of 27, embodying the FIRE (Financially Independent, Recreationally Employed) philosophy.

As the driving force behind EquiVision Consulting, Nikhil is deeply committed to his craft, meticulously tracking over 300 companies every quarter. For him, financial analysis transcends mere numbers—it's about uncovering the hidden narratives in earnings transcripts, investor presentations, and the nuanced sentiments of management.

Nikhil’s passion lies in translating these stories into actionable insights for investors, empowering them to make informed decisions. His unique ability to blend rigorous analysis with a deep understanding of corporate dynamics makes him a trusted name in the world of financial research.

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Years of experience

6+ years

SEBI Registered

INH000012801

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Frequently asked questions

What are the products offered?
EquiMomentum , EquiSecure, EquiWealth, EquiFocus,
What is their investment philosophy?
Stock selection is based on 3 parameters:-, 1.) Earnings Growth, 2.) Price/Earning Ratio Expansion, 3.) Turnaround stories, 4.) Momentum
What is a smallcase ?
A smallcase is a curated basket of stocks/ETFs* that reflects a certain objective (ideas, themes, strategies), backed by the research of the smallcase manager. You can invest in a smallcase in 2 clicks., *ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) are baskets of securities that track an underlying index (Nifty, Gold, etc) and can be bought and sold on the exchange.
Who can subscribe to these smallcases?
The smallcase manager decides who can invest in the smallcases created by them and can create two types of smallcases :, Exclusive smallcases : smallcases which require a subscription to the smallcase manager's Advisory in order to invest in the smallcase. You can subscribe to a smallcase directly from the smallcase profile through the subscription form., Public smallcases : smallcases in which anyone who has an account with our partner brokers can invest. You can invest in this smallcase by clicking on “Buy smallcase” in the smallcase profile and logging with your broker credentials.,
How do I track my smallcases?
When you buy a smallcase, the index value is set to 100 on the buy day - this helps you track the total returns without having to monitor each stock. You can also use the performance metrics to get a more detailed understanding of your smallcase.
Are there lock-in periods?
There are no lock-in periods, so you may sell your smallcases anytime. As a concept however, smallcases work best when used for long-term investing.
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