Rule-based stock portfolios. No tips, no calls, no guessing
Built and rebalanced by SEBI-registered research analysts. You execute in one click and hold the stocks in your own demat account.
The rules matter more than the picks
Direct equity is the most volatile thing most people will own, which makes it the thing most in need of management and the thing that usually gets the least. A portfolio of stocks that's never reviewed isn't a long-term investment, it's a collection of old opinions.
What to buy is one question. When to sell is the one almost nobody has an answer to.
Everyone plans the entry. Nobody plans the exit
Ask a serious portfolio manager what the hardest part of the job is and they'll say exit. Now look at how retail investing is actually taught in India. It's entirely about entry. Start a SIP. Buy the dip. Accumulate. Exit barely comes up.
Accumulation got you there. Accumulation can't help you now.
A ₹10,000 SIP against a ₹50 lakh corpus
You've run a ₹10,000 monthly SIP for years and the portfolio is now worth ₹50 lakh. The market corrects sharply.
Can ₹10,000 a month do anything meaningful about a ₹50 lakh position? No. The SIP that built the corpus is far too small to defend it. You're fully exposed and you have no lever left.
Two truths, and what they force you to do
After two decades in these markets, a couple of things hold up regardless of the cycle.
The only way to make money is to buy low and sell high
Obvious, and worth saying anyway.
Nobody can identify the top or the bottom reliably
Also obvious, and mostly ignored.
So stop trying to pick points
Enter and exit across distributed intervals instead, adjusting to conditions rather than predicting them. That's what our strategies are built to do.
Our portfolios are also not permanently fully invested. Exposure shifts with market conditions, which is designed to improve risk-adjusted outcomes rather than chase the biggest number in a good year.
Where to start
Multistyle 25
Twenty-five stocks run as five separate strategies. The diversification is across styles rather than stock count, so the portfolio is less exposed when market leadership rotates.
Velocity 30
Diversified the way a multicap fund is, rebalanced on rules, and built to be a foundation rather than a bet.
Infinity 10
Concentrated on purpose, which cuts both ways.
IPO 10
There is genuinely nothing else like it available to Indian investors. Which is exactly why it stays capped.
All Weather Allocator
ETFs spread across asset classes, so the equity, debt and gold balance is handled inside the portfolio.
OctaETF
Lower volatility, designed to be held for years without thinking about it.
Performance, handled honestly
These portfolios went live recently, so what follows is a short record rather than a long one. We would rather show you that than a backtest. Nothing below is annualised, every period is stated, and the two portfolios currently behind their benchmark are on the table with the rest.
| Portfolio | Live from | Since launch | Benchmark | Difference | Worst fall |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Velocity 30 | 10 Nov 2025 | +1.60% | -0.62% | +2.22% | -12.1% |
| IPO 10 | 19 Nov 2025 | +17.97% | +10.27% | +7.70% | -6.0% |
| Infinity 10 | 19 Nov 2025 | +4.62% | -1.91% | +6.53% | -14.5% |
| OctaETF | 20 Nov 2025 | +4.15% | -2.19% | +6.34% | -11.8% |
| All Weather Allocator | 24 Feb 2026 | +3.26% | +0.63% | +2.63% | -10.7% |
All figures are absolute returns, as of 31 Aug 2026. Nothing here is annualised. The longest record on this table is 9.7 months, which is too short to judge any strategy on, and we would rather say so than dress it up. Benchmarks are those published with each series: NIFTY Multi Cap for Velocity 30, Infinity 10, OctaETF and All Weather Allocator; NIFTY Smallcap 100 for IPO 10. The worst fall is the largest peak-to-trough decline within the same period. Each portfolio links to its smallcase page, where the full series and the Research Analyst disclosures are published. Past performance does not indicate or guarantee future returns.
Stock Portfolios: Stock Market Analyst for Research-Backed Investment Decisions
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Inbestors helps investors access structured, research-backed stock investment strategies. These solutions are designed to support a disciplined and long-term approach to stock market investing.
Stock Market Advisor for Informed Investing
A stock market advisor can help investors understand investment opportunities and the factors that may influence their decisions.
When evaluating investment-related services, investors should understand the role of a stock market advisor, the nature of the service offered, and the professional or regulatory credentials involved.
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Stock Market Research for Better Investment Decisions
Stock market research involves analysing different factors before evaluating an investment opportunity.
This may include company fundamentals, business performance, industry trends, market conditions, and other relevant indicators.
Understanding the Research Process
Good stock market research is not about predicting every market movement. It is about developing a structured framework for evaluating opportunities and understanding potential risks.
A disciplined process can also help investors avoid making decisions based solely on rumours, headlines, or short-term market sentiment.
Best Stock for SIP: What Should Investors Consider?
There is no single best stock for a SIP suitable for every investor.
Before considering a systematic investment approach in stocks, investors should evaluate their financial goals, risk appetite, investment horizon, and the fundamentals of the company.
Regular investing does not remove market risk. However, a structured approach may help investors maintain discipline and avoid making investment decisions based entirely on short-term market movements.
Stock Investment Ideas Based on Research
Stock investment ideas should be evaluated carefully before making an investment decision.
Instead of relying on tips or popular trends, investors can consider factors such as business fundamentals, growth potential, valuation, industry conditions, and overall portfolio allocation.
Research-backed stock investment ideas can help investors understand the factors considered within an investment strategy, while any investment decision should take into account individual goals, risk appetite, and investment horizon.
Stock Baskets: Understanding a Structured Investment Approach
Stock baskets are collections of multiple stocks grouped around a particular theme, strategy, or investment approach. Investors should consider the underlying stocks, diversification, risk, and investment objectives when evaluating a stock basket.
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Investors should distinguish between the role of a mutual fund distributor, a SEBI-registered Research Analyst, and a Registered Investment Advisor, as these are different categories of financial professionals and services.
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Investment strategies available through Inbestors can be supported by professional research and relevant market insights.
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A structured strategy can help investors remain focused on their investment objectives instead of reacting to every market movement.
Portfolio Diversification
Diversification can help reduce excessive dependence on a single stock, sector, or investment theme.
Long-Term Perspective
Investment decisions should consider the investor's objectives and time horizon rather than focusing only on short-term market performance.
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Frequently asked questions
What does a stock market analyst do?
A stock market analyst studies market trends, company performance and financial data to research investment opportunities. This research helps investors understand potential opportunities and market movements.
How does a stock market advisor help investors?
A stock market advisor or professional can help investors understand opportunities and market information within the scope of what they are authorised to provide. Always understand the service and the risks before investing.
How do I research the stock market?
Stock market research means analysing market trends, company fundamentals, financials and industry growth. This helps you evaluate stock investment ideas and make more informed decisions rather than acting on tips.
Does Inbestors give stock tips?
No. We do not give individual buy or sell tips. Through Inbestors you can access structured, rule-based stock portfolios, built by professional managers and held in your own demat, with the reasoning made clear. No tips, no guarantees, just a defined process.
Can I do a SIP in stocks?
You can invest in stocks regularly, similar to a SIP, but there is no single best stock for a SIP that suits everyone. Weigh your goals, risk and the fundamentals, and consider a structured portfolio rather than a single stock.
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