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Understanding how the money flows in the Indian economy and how fixed income instruments react to macroeconomic events along with Monetary Policy Decisions.
Read more → April 5, 2026How a price on a barrel of oil in the Persian Gulf becomes a constraint on RBI policy, a wider fiscal deficit, a weaker rupee, and a higher discount rate on every Nifty growth story.
Read more → March 12, 2026Are investors buying genuine growth, or paying today for returns that would normally arrive tomorrow? What the CAPE ratio says about Indian equity valuations and forward returns.
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What is going on inside a business that the market has not caught up with yet.
Large caps get written about everywhere. The companies that actually move portfolios, the mid, small and micro caps, barely get honest independent coverage at all. The Edge Alert is our answer to that: bottom-up reports on businesses the street ignores, with a clear thesis, the numbers, the risks and a verdict.
We are a newsletter company, and that is all we are.
India does not lack market commentary. What it lacks is writing you can read once and still be using six months later. Most of what gets published is either a headline number with an argument attached, or a tip dressed up as research.
We started Filter Coffee Finance to fix a smaller version of that problem. Large companies are covered by everyone. The mid, small and micro caps that do most of the work in a portfolio are covered by almost nobody. And the macro picture that governs all of them usually gets flattened into a single sentence on the news.
So we publish both titles rather than one. Macro on its own stays abstract. Company research on its own misses the ground the business is standing on. Put together, they cover the same territory from opposite ends.
We skip the daily noise, we prefer history to prediction, and we show our work: the data, the reasoning, and the things that did not pan out. We are a publisher, not an advisor. The job is to help you understand something, not to tell you what to buy.
Disclosure: We are not SEBI-registered investment advisors. Everything we publish is for educational purposes only and is not investment advice.