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Terminal tutorials

Short videos of the RupeeCase app, one screen or one figure at a time: where it is, what it means, how the app works it out, a worked example and what to watch out for. Every tutorial has a full transcript.

  • 32 tutorials
  • 36 min in all
  • Free, no signup
1:08Start hereModel history or your portfolio: which numbers am I looking at?Strategy pages show a back tested model after estimated charges. The Dashboard shows your own live portfolio. How to tell them apart in the app.Watch, 1:08

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Start here

Model history and your own money, Basic and Advanced, Practice and Live, and finding your way around.

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Read a strategy

Every figure on a strategy page: growth per year, drawdown, risk, minimum, benchmark, alpha, Sharpe and charges.

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Find and compare

Filters, sort, the shortlist and table, compare up to four, the compare picker, chart metrics and rolling views.

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Your money

The invest sheet, the dashboard strip, portfolio cards, rebalance, top up, withdraw, the ledger and orders.

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Make it yours and Advanced

Customise, number and rupee formats, theme, and the advanced risk figures from Sortino to up and down capture.

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The words and the ideas behind the screens.

Investing glossary91 terms in plain words, each linked to its tutorialLearn paths11 free paths and 70 modules, each with a quizGetting startedFrom sign up to your first rebalance

Education only, not investment advice. Screens are recordings of the RupeeCase app on sample data. Strategy figures are model, back tested and after estimated charges, as of the date on screen; they are not client returns and not a promise of future returns. Formula and worked example numbers are illustrative. RupeeCase is a technology platform operated by QC Alpha Technologies Pvt Ltd; it is not a mutual fund, a PMS, an AIF or a SEBI registered investment adviser. Trades execute through your own SEBI registered broker and the shares sit in your own demat. Investments in securities markets are subject to market risks.