What is PositionalCalls?

PositionalCalls is an independent Indian finance research platform founded by Shubham Chaudhary in 2023. It covers banking stocks, insurance companies, IPO analysis, earnings reports, and sector outlooks. All research is data-driven, unbiased, and updated daily.

Is PositionalCalls SEBI registered?

No. PositionalCalls is not SEBI registered. All content is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities. Always consult a qualified SEBI-registered financial advisor before investing.

Who writes the research on PositionalCalls?

All research is written by Shubham Chaudhary, an independent market research analyst specialising in Indian banking, insurance, and equity markets. He tracks NSE and BSE-listed companies using fundamental analysis and institutional research frameworks.

How often is PositionalCalls updated?

PositionalCalls is updated daily. Research articles, IPO GMP updates, earnings analysis, and sector outlooks are published every trading day. Breaking corporate developments are covered on the same day.

What topics does PositionalCalls cover?

PositionalCalls covers Indian banking stocks, insurance sector analysis, IPO reviews, quarterly earnings results, sector outlooks for BFSI, IT, pharma, and auto, plus a Learning Hub with guides on fundamental analysis for retail investors.

Is PositionalCalls free to use?

Yes. All research articles on PositionalCalls are completely free. The WhatsApp Channel with daily stock alerts, IPO GMP updates, and earnings notifications is also free with no subscription or payment required.

How do I get PositionalCalls stock alerts on WhatsApp?

Join the free PositionalCalls WhatsApp Channel to receive daily IPO GMP updates, earnings alerts, banking sector signals, and positional stock picks every morning before the market opens. The channel has over 12,000 members.

Which Indian stock exchange does PositionalCalls track?

PositionalCalls tracks stocks listed on the NSE (National Stock Exchange) and BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange). Coverage includes Nifty 50, Bank Nifty, Nifty IT, and sector-specific indices relevant to banking and insurance investors.

What is positional trading in Indian stock markets?

Positional trading means holding stocks for days to months based on fundamental and technical research, unlike intraday trading. PositionalCalls focuses on this style — identifying quality companies at the right price for medium-to-long term holding periods.

How is PositionalCalls different from paid research services?

PositionalCalls has no brokerage affiliation, no paid promotions, and no conflict of interest. Unlike many paid SEBI-tip services, it focuses on education and analysis transparency — showing methodology, data sources, and valuation frameworks openly.

Policy & Macro - PositionalCalls

RBI Capital Market Lending Norms 2026: Full-Collateral Rules Trigger Structural De-Leveraging

17 February 2026 by Shubham Chaudhary

RBI Capital Market Lending Norms 2026: Full-Collateral Rules Trigger Structural De-Leveraging in Brokerage Ecosystem Official Policy Sources RBI Circular: Prudential Norms on Capital Market Exposures — Revised Framework (Effective April 1, 2026) RBI Master Directions — Exposure Norms and Risk Management SEBI Margin and Collateral Circular Framework Effective Date: April 1, 2026 Regulator: Reserve Bank … Read more

Budget 2026: Sector Winners and Losers as Capex and Defence Drive Growth

10 February 2026 by Shubham Chaudhary

Budget 2026: Sector Winners and Losers as Capex, Rail, and Defence Drive Allocation The Union Budget 2026 reinforces infrastructure-led growth, targeted manufacturing incentives, and fiscal discipline, shaping capital flows across key sectors of the economy. Budget 2026 sector winners and losers analysis highlights the government’s continued focus on infrastructure spending, manufacturing incentives, and fiscal consolidation. … Read more

RBI Repo Policy February 2026: Rate Held at 5.25% as MPC Signals Neutral Stance

9 February 2026 by Shubham Chaudhary

RBI Repo Policy February 2026: Rate Held at 5.25% as MPC Signals Neutral Stance The RBI repo policy February 2026 kept the benchmark policy rate unchanged, with the Monetary Policy Committee maintaining a neutral stance as inflation remained contained and growth momentum stayed resilient. The decision signals a pause after the recent rate-cut cycle and … Read more

India US Trade Deal 2026: Tariffs Cut to 18% in Major Export Boost

9 February 20266 February 2026 by Shubham Chaudhary

India US Trade Deal 2026: Tariffs Cut to 18% Trigger Export Cycle India US trade deal 2026 marks a major tariff reset between the two economies, cutting effective duties on Indian exports and opening a $500 billion bilateral trade expansion path. The agreement improves export competitiveness and triggers a multi-year capital-flow cycle across manufacturing and … Read more