Foundation

Practice Drills: Summarizing a Historical Scam Case Into Key Lessons

A hands-on drill course for market enthusiasts, history and macro curious readers, and investors from every track. Every big Indian scam leaves behind thousands of pages of SEBI orders, court judgments and news coverage, and almost none of it is useful until someone boils it down. This course teaches you to do that boiling down yourself. You start by building a fixed one-page template and learning how to tell proven facts from allegations. Then you apply it, case by case: the 1992 Harshad Mehta securities scam, the 2001 Ketan Parekh scam, the 2019 Karvy pledging case, the Satyam accounting fraud, the IL&FS collapse, the Saradha chit fund, the NSEL payment default and the Sahara refund case. You finish by laying your summaries side by side, pulling out the patterns that repeat, turning them into a red-flag checklist, and writing a one-page summary of a case you have never studied before.

Market ScamsMarket HistoryFraud Red FlagsSEBIInvestor ProtectionCase AnalysisMacro and Markets
MODULES
5
DURATION
~2.5 hrs
TRACK
Macro & Markets

What You'll Master

Use a fixed one-page template to summarise any scam case: facts, timeline, mechanism, victims, red flags, response and lessons
Separate established facts from allegations by reading SEBI orders, court rulings and news reports for what they actually say
Explain how a scam worked in three plain sentences that a first-time investor could follow
Summarise India's landmark market manipulation cases: Harshad Mehta, Ketan Parekh and Karvy
Summarise corporate accounting and governance failures like Satyam and IL&FS
Summarise schemes that targeted small savers, from Saradha to NSEL to Sahara
Compare your summaries side by side to find the patterns that keep repeating
Turn those patterns into a personal red-flag checklist you can use on your own portfolio
Access Level
LEARNER
Everything included
Full Text Playbooks
Actionable Exercises
Mobile Reading Mode
Lifetime Updates

Curriculum Breakdown