Research and AI guy · Co-founder, Investace Capital
I study businesses and write Before the Headline, a free newsletter on the story behind markets, before it becomes the news.
Mumbai
I’m 22. I co-founded Investace Capital, a SEBI-registered research firm in Mumbai, and I spend my days doing cool stuff.
I look for the story the market hasn’t priced in yet. I build the tools that help me find it. And I write down when I’m wrong.
Investace Capital investacecapital.comThink of it like a jigsaw puzzle.
Everything here exists to help us research better and run the firm with fewer hands. A person makes every call.
I built a research associate that never sleeps. Every day it reads filings, news, earnings calls and 48 newsletters, files every claim with its source, and argues both sides before an analyst decides.
I built the engine behind our free Portfolio Scan. Send your portfolio and an analyst reads it, with Brain’s homework already done: what you own, where it is concentrated, what to ask.
I built our model-portfolio platform end to end: KYC, payments, a basket placed in your own broker account and a rebalance check every morning. It’s live, running on Railway.
I built AI agents that study how a fund manager thinks, from past interviews to the companies they hold and why, then match funds to the growth a goal actually needs. Most people start from past returns. We start from the goal.
I built an engine that tracks where money is flowing: what foreign investors are buying and selling, which countries are getting funds, and into which sectors. It’s how we look for opportunity beyond the usual US story, whether that’s in Africa, Germany or South Korea.
I built a system that finds what is worth writing this week, drafts it in my voice from our own evidence, checks it against SEBI’s advertising code, and waits for a person to approve.
I built our sales CRM instead of buying one. Every lead is scored, matched to the right teammate and followed up until there’s a clear answer.
I built a way to make our brand films as code: write a web page, render it to video. Change a sentence, render again. No editor, no timeline.
Every two weeks, one question about Indian markets. The numbers in plain language, the second-order effect most people miss, and what would prove me wrong.
No tips. No stock calls. Just clearer thinking.
