We offer a range of well-researched services tailored for investors seeking distinctive investment opportunities with a defined holding period.

We do not offer a service specifically focused on the banking sector, but you can choose a service based on the investment philosophy that suits you—be it sector-specific or category-wise, such as small-cap, mid-cap, or large-cap recommendations.

Yes, we offer services that specifically cater to small-cap, mid-cap, and large-cap segments.

The holding period and target for a stock are determined based on our research and investment strategy. However, if the target is achieved before the end of the holding period and the stock no longer shows significant upside potential, it is often wise to book profits and redeploy the capital into new opportunities. On the other hand, if certain fundamental indicators suggest further growth, we may choose to revise the target instead of closing the recommendation.

We recommend investing a minimum of ₹15,000 to ₹30,000 per month. However, the final decision depends on your discretion and the capital available for investment.

At DSIJ, we have developed a proprietary research model to identify winning stocks, which we apply across our various investor services. In addition, we select stocks based on distinct investment philosophies such as Small Cap, Mid Cap, Large Cap, Value Investing, and Growth Investing, depending on the specific service. Each recommendation is backed by thorough evaluation of key fundamental parameters.
For a quick overview, you can refer to the comparison chart on the investor page, or visit the individual service pages for more detailed insights.

Investing in the stock market always involves calculated risks and uncertainties, influenced by factors such as political developments, economic conditions, and policy changes, which are often unpredictable. However, professionally researched stock recommendations can help mitigate risks while aiming to maximise upside potential.
That said, as a SEBI-registered entity, we do not and cannot guarantee profits. Additionally, it’s important to note that past performance is not indicative of future results.

Investing in the stock market inherently involves some level of risk. However, this risk can be minimised by focusing on a diversified basket of large-cap, low-volatility stocks. It’s important to note that lower risk generally comes with lower upside potential.
If you're highly risk-averse, you may consider investing in mutual funds or explore our Large Rhino or Model Portfolio services, which are designed with a more conservative investment approach.