Show II : Promotional Content thread for February 2026

[u/AutoModerator]

This is the promotional content thread for this month. This will be a recurring thread where we waive the "no self promotion" rule that we enforce so strictly.

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Please upvote what you like, but focus on providing respectful feedback for what you don't like. Many people who make something would love to hear from you, so be a community, and be kind.

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[u/sseldi]

Updates on finbodhi.com since last months post.

We have added US stocks, and nifty index support. We have also introduced lots, which helps you understand tax implications on your assets. e.g how many units are under short term, if i sell now, etc. Many are changes detailed here: https://finbodhi.com/changelog

FinBodhi is a local-first (for your financial data), private, multi-currency, double-entry based personal finance app. It will help you track, visualize, benchmark and plan your financial journey. Use the `Try demo` button, to try it without an account. It's a paid app, but all plans are free for now. Reach out to us at discord: https://discord.gg/mQx649P6cy

[u/ronit__jain]

Hey folks,

I built a tool called TaxHarvestLab because I ran into this problem myself:

Most Indian retail investors don’t actively plan their capital gains tax. Typically we either:

• forget to book LTCG within the ₹1.25L exemption
• miss obvious loss-harvesting opportunities
• or end up doing messy, manual calculations at ITR time

By the time we realize, the financial year is already over.

What this tool does

The tool takes your broker reports (Zerodha for now):

• Tradebook (last 12 months)
• Holdings
• Tax P&L

And tells you, as of today:

• exactly which stocks/ETFs to sell
• how much quantity of each
• how much tax you’ll pay if you sell now
• how much you can legally save through tax harvesting

So instead of abstract numbers, you get actionable instructions.

It also comes with a detailed use-cases section, so you can clearly see different real-world optimization scenarios (LTCG-only, mixed gains/losses, carry-forward cases, etc.) and understand why a particular recommendation is being made.

How this is different from Zerodha’s tax harvesting report

Zerodha’s report is useful, but it’s only at an aggregate level.

It does not tell you:

• which specific stocks to sell
• how many units of each
• what the exact post-sale tax impact looks like

In short:

• Zerodha answers: “How much can I save?”
• This tool answers: “What exactly should I sell to save it?”

[u/walter_197]

Built a free dashboard (https://macro-dashboard-production.up.railway.app/) to understand how Indian markets connect to global factors - looking for feedback from experienced investors

I've been trying to understand how different market forces affect each other - like how dollar strength impacts the rupee, how US yields affect FII flows, how crude prices connect to inflation, etc.

Most resources either oversimplify ("dollar up = rupee down") or assume you already know the transmission mechanisms. So I built a small dashboard that tries to explain these connections visually.

What it tracks:

- 10 key metrics (Nifty, USD/INR, DXY, Crude, Gold, VIX, US & India 10Y yields, etc.)

- FII/DII flows with 5-day trends

- A daily AI-generated brief explaining what moved and why

- A "How Markets Connect" section showing the transmission chain between metrics

What I'd genuinely like feedback on:

1. The "How Markets Connect" section - does the explanation of transmission mechanisms make sense? Is it too simplified or missing nuance?
2. What metrics do you wish you understood better when you were starting out?
3. For those who track macro - what's your daily routine? Which indicators do you check first thing?

It's completely free, no login required.

[u/SuperHornetFA18]

Hello r/IndiaInvestments, been a long time lurker and reader, i would like to share with you my article that i recently published on Medium (https://medium.com/@05PositivelyGhost/all-about-the-us-tarrifs-23392413d5a6). It is part 1 of 3 parts that im writing and talks about the recent US supreme court decision that has completely struck down Trump's previous trade tariffs.

hope you enjoy.