About this site
Market Desk is a free, automated desk for Indian and US markets. It gathers prices, macro data and headlines, works out how they connect, and pairs that with a cited curriculum for people learning to trade and invest.
A script runs several times a day. It reads public price data, option chains, economic releases and 75 news feeds, then applies fixed rules to say what is moving together and what that usually means. The Connections page shows every inference with the numbers behind it.
The curriculum has 8 tracks and 42 modules on order flow, options, tokenisation, valuation, macro, geopolitics, Indian market structure and risk. The library lists 333 sources: videos, books, papers, reports and tools, each cited.
Nothing here is investment advice, research, or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security. The site is generated by software. No person reviews it before it is published.
Prices are delayed. Free data sources break without notice, so any number can be stale or wrong. Screens on the Desk describe what a chart did. They do not know your circumstances. Trading, and derivatives in particular, can lose more than most people expect. Speak to a registered adviser before acting on anything.
Headlines link to their publishers and remain their property. Market data comes from public endpoints of exchanges, central banks and data vendors. Short excerpts are shown only to point you to the original. The daily brief is written by an AI model from the data on this site when one is available, and by fixed rules otherwise.