Shoonya is packaging equity, derivatives and commodities research for Telegram users, with its Research Desk available at no cost until 31 December 2026 before a planned ₹399 monthly fee.
Shoonya is pitching its Research Desk as a way to cut through the noise of fast-moving markets by packaging commentary and analysis in a format that can be followed on Telegram. The service is designed to give traders and investors a clearer view of what is driving price action across equities, futures and options, and commodities, rather than leaving them with raw numbers or isolated market chatter.
According to Shoonya’s own description, the desk covers a wide range of material during the trading day, including pre-market cues, stock-specific notes, derivatives commentary, technical analysis, commodity calls and closing summaries. It also extends to longer-horizon equity work, with the company saying the research stream can include fundamental analysis, valuation context and broader business prospects, alongside short-term technical readings.
Shoonya says the point is not to offer certainty, but to provide the reasoning behind a view so users can judge it for themselves. Its disclaimer is explicit that the material is for educational and awareness purposes only, that it should not be treated as investment advice, and that markets involve risk. The company also says the Research Desk is free until 31 December 2026, after which access is due to cost ₹399 a month, subject to the applicable subscription terms.
The service is being framed as a useful tool for a broad audience, from equity investors and derivatives traders to beginners trying to understand how analysts interpret market behaviour. Shoonya says the research team includes Deep Shah, who specialises in algorithmic trading and technical analysis, and Kamlesh Jain, whose background spans technical equity and derivatives research, proprietary trading and portfolio-related work. The company is also promoting its AI-led SensAI product separately, which it says blends technical, fundamental and news signals into a single sentiment reading, underscoring its wider push to package market analysis in more accessible form.
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