About Tipsheet.
What Tipsheet is
Tipsheet is an editorial publication covering Indian-equity disclosures. Every note is a short editorial read — anchored to a primary source (an exchange filing, regulator notice, or earnings transcript) and written in the spirit of the FT Lex column, the Economist's Buttonwood, and the Wall Street Journal's Heard on the Street.
We started because most Indian-equity reporting we read was either dry newswire, hype-padded clickbait, or both. There was no publication that covered every consequential exchange disclosure with brevity, judgment, and respect for the reader's time. We are trying to build that publication.
What Tipsheet is not
- We do not aggregate other publications' content. We do not republish Reuters or PTI wire. We do not summarise other journalists' takes.
- We do not predict prices. We do not issue recommendations. We do not write "buy / sell / hold" verdicts.
- We do not write what is not in the source. If we cannot evidence a claim, we delete it.
- We do not run advertising. We do not run paid placements. We do not run a paywall.
Team and mission
Tipsheet is published by a small editorial team. We are funded by the founder and operate without external pressure on editorial decisions. The team is listed in the authors directory.
Our mission is to be the place a reader goes when they need to understand what a single disclosure means — without filler, without manufactured drama, and without the procedural noise that bog down most coverage.
How we are made
Tipsheet articles are produced under editorial supervision with the assistance of large language models. The editorial workflow, including what role AI plays and what role human editors play, is documented in detail at our methodology page. We disclose this prominently because the reader deserves to know how the work was made.
What we have built
- Every note we have published, with primary-source links to BSE and NSE.
- A per-company page for every listed company we have covered.
- A per-sector page aggregating activity by sector.
- A markets snapshot covering Indian indices, international indices, FX, commodities, and the US Treasury yield curve.
- Concall Notes covering earnings calls, with management-consistency flags when the call contradicts a prior one.
Get in touch
Tips, corrections, or feedback: see our contact page. Corrections policy at /corrections; editorial standards at /editorial-standards; methodology at /methodology.