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₹4.5 Lakh iPhone or ₹4.5 Lakh Investment?

What could happen if you invested the same amount instead of spending it on an iPhone?

We compared Stocks, Mutual Funds, Gold, FD & Unlisted Companies to see what ₹4.5 lakh could potentially become over 10 years. 👀

The difference might surprise you!

🎥 Watch the Short and see the numbers for yourself.

What would you choose?
📱 Buy the iPhone
📈 Invest the money

Drop your choice in the comments! 👇

The IPO Mystery: What Are Unlisted Shares?

What if you could buy shares of a company **before it gets listed on the stock exchange?

That’s where Unlisted Shares come into the picture.

But here’s the catch — an upcoming IPO doesn’t automatically make an unlisted share a good investment. Before investing, you need to investigate the business, financials, valuation, and potential exit opportunities.

So, would you invest in a company before its IPO?

Watch the full video to uncover the IPO mystery!

After NSE, Is MSEI Planning Its Own IPO?

NSE’s IPO is in the spotlight, but what about MSEI (Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India)?

Could MSEI be the next stock exchange to explore a public listing? 📈

In our latest video, we break down:
🔹 MSEI’s business model
🔹 Financial performance
🔹 Valuation
🔹 MSEI Pre-IPO opportunity
🔹 The possibility of an IPO

🎥 Watch the full analysis and tell us your view — Could MSEI be the next stock exchange IPO?

Click here to watch Full Analysis : https://youtu.be/UwwPDTNlNMs?si=jS8EQ142K5irDL-n

⚠️ *For educational purposes only. Not investment advice.*

Tired of applying for IPOs and still not getting an allotment? 👀

Here’s something many investors explore before a company goes public — Unlisted Shares. 📈

Some companies raise capital through the unlisted market before their IPO, giving investors an opportunity to participate before the stock gets listed.

But here’s the important part: buying unlisted shares does NOT guarantee IPO allotment. Unlisted investments also come with risks such as liquidity risk, valuation risk and listing uncertainty.

So, is the unlisted market an opportunity or a risk? 🤔

Watch the full video to understand how unlisted shares work and what you should know before investing.

📲 Explore Pre-IPO & Unlisted opportunities with Planify.

Do your own research and understand the risks before investing.

🚨 A-One Steel IPO: Opportunity or Risk?

A-One Steel India Ltd is launching its IPO from 24–28 September, with a price band of ₹385–₹405 per share and a total issue size of around ₹405 crore.

The numbers look interesting

📈 FY26 Revenue: ~₹4,174 Cr
💰 FY26 PAT: ~₹127 Cr
📊 FY26 P/E: ~22x
🔥 Revenue grew ~18% YoY in FY26

But there’s one important question — can the sharp recovery in profitability continue?

In our latest A-One Steel IPO review, we break down its business model, financial performance, valuation and key risks.

👉 Watch the full analysis and share your view in the comments:

Would you apply for the A-One Steel IPO?
🟢 Yes | 🔴 No | 🤔 Still Analysing

🚨 NSE IPO is almost here! But is the valuation justified?

India’s largest stock exchange is heading towards one of the biggest IPOs in the country — and there’s a lot more to this story than just the ₹1,700–₹1,785 price band.

In this quick analysis, we break down:

📌 NSE’s market dominance — especially in options and cash markets
📊 6-year revenue & profit growth
💰 P/E valuation vs BSE
📉 Net margin trends
🏦 NSE’s business model & multiple revenue streams

The bigger question is: Does NSE’s strong market position justify its valuation?

Watch the video and make your own assessment. 👇

💬 What do you think about the NSE IPO?
Share your view in the comments.

NSE India

Forgot to buy ESDS Unlisted Shares?

ESDS Software Solution reportedly surged nearly 4X in just 6 trading sessions, moving from around ₹429 to above ₹1,700.

And now… your friend who kept saying “baad mein le lenge” is probably doing the math! 😂

But remember, a sharp rise doesn’t automatically mean a stock is fairly valued. Always research the company, valuation, liquidity, and risks before investing.

💬 Would you have bought ESDS at ₹429?