Learn to read stock charts on real NSE history.
You see a real past chart with the future hidden. Call Bull (price goes up) or Bhalu (price goes down), say why, then see what really happened and which stock it was. Then learn to read the business behind the chart: profit, cash flow, debt and valuation.
Practice games
- Swing: call the next 12 days on a real daily chart.
- Intraday: call the next 70 minutes on a 5-minute chart.
- Moving averages: trends and crossovers.
- RSI: overbought, oversold and divergence.
- MACD: momentum turning.
- Bollinger Bands: squeezes and breakouts.
- VWAP: intraday buyers vs sellers.
- Supertrend: trend flips.
- Stochastic: ranges and crossovers.
- ADX: trend strength.
- OBV: volume behind the move.
- Better business: pick the stronger of two companies.
- Spot the red flag: find the warning sign in the numbers.
- Cheap or expensive?: judge the price using P/E, growth and the sector.
Plus Today’s chart: one real chart a day, the same for everyone, with a leaderboard and a shareable result.
Free courses
- 1What a candle tells youOpen, high, low and close in one shaperead →
- 2Trends and Dow theoryHigher highs, higher lowsread →
- 3Support and resistanceWhere buyers and sellers keep showing upread →
- 4VolumeIs anyone backing the move?read →
- 5MarubozuOne side wins the whole dayread →
- 6Doji and spinning topA day nobody wonread →
- 7Hammer and hanging manSame shape, different storyread →
- 8Engulfing patternsOne day swallows the lastread →
- 9HaramiThe big move that suddenly stopsread →
- 10Morning and evening starA turn in three days, and price gapsread →
- 11Moving averagesIs the trend up or down?read →
- 12RSIIs the move running out of steam?read →
- 13MACDIs momentum turning?read →
- 14Bollinger BandsCalm before a big move?read →
- 15VWAPWho is winning today?read →
- 16SupertrendWhich side of the line is price on?read →
- 17StochasticTop or bottom of the range?read →
- 18ADXIs there a trend at all?read →
- 19OBVIs volume backing the move?read →
- 20Fibonacci retracementsHow far can a pullback go?read →
- 21Pivot points and CPRToday’s map, drawn from yesterdayread →
- 22Ranges and flagsPauses before the next moveread →
- 23Stop-loss and risk-rewardDecide your exit before you enterread →
- 24A daily routinePut it all together, every dayread →
- 1Profit & lossSales, margins and what is left as profitread →
- 2Balance sheetWhat a company owns, what it owesread →
- 3Cash flowWhy cash matters more than reported profitread →
- 4ROE and ROCEHow well the company uses its moneyread →
- 5DebtWhen borrowing helps and when it sinks a companyread →
- 6P/E and valuationWhy a great company can still be a bad buyread →
- 7Shareholding and pledgesWhat promoters do with their own sharesread →
- 8Profit without cashReceivables, unpaid bills and stretched salesread →
- 9Sectors are differentCyclicals, banks and where P/E misleadsread →
IPO Seekho
Learn how IPOs work, from price band to listing day, then read a live IPO the way you’d read any business.
Jio Platforms IPO, explained for beginners
Dates, price band, where the money goes, what Jio’s numbers say, how to apply, and subscription status updated daily.
- Price band
- ₹1,065–₹1,119
- Lot size
- 12 shares · ₹13,428
- Issue size
- ~₹30,213 crore
- Bidding
- 21–23 Oct 2026
- Listing
- ~28 Oct, NSE & BSE
- Type
- 100% fresh issue
- What is an IPO?How a private company sells shares to the public for the first time
- Fresh issue vs offer for saleWho actually gets your money
- Price band and valuationIs the IPO price fair?
- Reading subscription statusWhat “subscribed 5 times” really means
- Allotment and listing dayFrom bid to shares in your demat account
Free guides
Signals tested on NSE data
How often candlestick patterns, breakouts and indicator signals actually worked on NIFTY 200 stocks, measured over five years.
Read → 15 guidesComparisons
Commonly confused indicators and ratios side by side: RSI vs Stochastic, ROE vs ROCE and more.
Read → 12 sectorsSector guides
How to analyse banks, IT, FMCG, pharma, cement and other sectors: the numbers that matter.
Read → 30 termsGlossary
Market terms explained in plain language, each with a worked ₹ example and a quick quiz.
Read →Common questions
What is MarketSeekho?
MarketSeekho is free stock-market practice for first-time Indian investors: learn technical analysis on real NSE charts and fundamental analysis on company financials, then practise with games graded on your reasoning, not luck.
Is MarketSeekho free?
Yes. Every chapter, game and the daily chart are free, with no money involved. Signing in is optional and only syncs your journal across devices.
Are the charts real?
Swing and indicator games use real NSE end-of-day prices for NIFTY 200 stocks from 2021 to 2025. The stock name is hidden until you make your call. Intraday games use simulated practice charts, and fundamentals games use illustrative company numbers.
Who is MarketSeekho for?
First-time investors and students in India who want to learn how to read stock charts and company financials before risking real money.
Is this investment advice?
No. MarketSeekho is an educational game. It teaches you how to read the market; it never recommends stocks to buy or sell.