Don’t just invest.
Learn how to think
before you invest.
Stocks. Charts. Valuations. Risk. We bring them together into one practical decision process — so you can make sense of the market without depending on the next tip.
Questions before a decision.
A simple framework for thinking about the business, price, timing, risk and yourself.
You see these everywhere.
Can you actually answer them?
We start with situations retail investors already recognise. Think first. Then reveal the lesson.
A breakout happens on low volume. Would you buy?
RSI falls below 30. Is it a buy signal?
P/E falls from 40 to 25. Did the stock become cheap?
A stock falls 30%. Is it now a bargain?
More information isn’t always better.
Better decisions are.
Before adding another indicator, ask better questions. This five-question structure is the backbone of Capital Manthan.
Business
What does this business actually do, and is it making money?
Value
Is the price reasonable for what this business is worth?
Timing
What is the chart telling me about the right timing?
Risk
How much am I willing to risk, and where will I admit I’m wrong?
Self
Am I investing or trading — and am I being honest with myself?
Learn through companies you already know.
Short visual case studies — not long research reports. Each one ends with a question you can reuse on the next company.
A great company can still be a bad investment
Market share fell from 59% to 52% — and the multiple did most of the damage. What a high P/E is really asking you to believe.
Read the note →The business grew 25%. The stock fell 17%.
A quarter where revenue surged and the stock hit an 18-month low. Margins, expectations and reading a chart honestly.
Read the note →The information was public. The problem was believing it.
Every warning was reported years in advance. Confirmation bias, book value, and knowing what you actually own.
Read the note →One company. Five questions. One decision.
Pidilite, VAM and a 741bps margin shock that reached the operating line as 87bps. A worked example of the full process.
Read the note →
Learn from someone who actually works with the market.
Capital Manthan is built by Sandeep Singh Sisodiya, an NISM-Certified Research Analyst and MBA with five years across technical research and equity analysis.
I built Capital Manthan because investors need a process — not another stock tip. The aim is simple: make professional-style thinking understandable enough to use independently.
Meet Sandeep & read the philosophy →Before you buy your next stock, answer five questions.
Book a free 45-minute session and we will run the framework on a company you already own or are watching. You leave with your own written checklist — not a tip.