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Regal Ticker Author Profile

Dilip Kumar

Founder & Author | Investor Education and Market Analysis Regal Ticker

Dilip Kumar is the creator behind Regal Ticker and focuses on investor education, technical analysis and stock-market learning. He simplifies complex concepts such as chart analysis, market trends, risk management and corporate actions through clear explanations and practical examples. His objective is to help investors build knowledge, verify information through official sources and develop a disciplined approach to market participation.

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Published guides119

Professional experience10+ years studying Indian equity markets

QualificationsB. Tech.

Editorial approachClear, sourced and educational

Subject knowledge

Areas of Expertise

Investor EducationTechnical AnalysisCorporate ActionsChart AnalysisMarket TrendsRisk ManagementStock-Market Basics

Published work

Learning guides by Dilip Kumar

Demerger explained with one listed company separating into two businesses, eligible shareholders receiving resulting-company shares and investment cost being allocated.

Corporate ActionsBeginner

What Is a Demerger? Meaning, Share Entitlement, Cost Allocation and Examples

Learn what a demerger is, how share entitlement and record date work, how value and cost basis are divided, and how to calculate the impact.

ByDilip Kumar

25 min readRead guide →

Complete IPO process in India from company preparation and DRHP to bidding allotment and stock exchange listing

IPOsBeginner

How Does an IPO Work in India? Complete Process

Understand the complete IPO process in India, from DRHP and SEBI review to bidding, allotment, ASBA, listing and post-listing trading.

ByDilip Kumar

22 min readRead guide →

What is an IPO showing a private company becoming publicly listed on a stock exchange

IPOsBeginner

What Is an IPO? Meaning, Process and Example

Learn what an IPO is, why companies launch one, how the IPO process works in India, and the main benefits and risks for investors.

ByDilip Kumar

17 min readRead guide →

Share buyback explained with a company treasury repurchasing share certificates, record date, rupee cash payout and Indian stock-market background.

Corporate ActionsBeginner

What Is a Share Buyback? Meaning, Tender Offer, Acceptance Ratio and Tax

Learn what a share buyback is, how tender offers and acceptance ratios work, small-shareholder rules, examples and current Indian tax treatment.

ByDilip Kumar

22 min readRead guide →

Stock market risk checklist covering goals liquidity allocation position size execution emotions and portfolio review

Risk ManagementBeginner

Stock Market Risk Checklist for Investors and Traders

Use this stock market risk checklist to review goals, liquidity, allocation, position size, costs, emotions and exits before investing or trading.

ByDilip Kumar

24 min readRead guide →

Personal risk-management plan shown as a written investment and trading blueprint with goals risk limits execution rules and review steps

Risk ManagementBeginner

How to Create a Personal Risk-Management Plan for Investing and Trading

Build a personal risk-management plan using goals, liquidity, asset allocation, position sizing, loss limits, calculators and review rules.

ByDilip Kumar

24 min readRead guide →

What is a stock split shown as one share with ₹10 face value becoming five shares with ₹2 face value

Corporate ActionsBeginner

What Is a Stock Split? Meaning, Ratio, Face Value and Examples

Learn what a stock split is, how split ratios change share quantity and face value, why companies split shares, and how to calculate the impact.

ByDilip Kumar

20 min readRead guide →

Behavioural biases in investing shown as distorted decision paths caused by herd behaviour anchoring recency and overconfidence

Risk ManagementBeginner

Behavioural Biases in Investing: Types, Examples and How to Avoid Them

Learn common behavioural biases in investing, including loss aversion, anchoring, herd behaviour and overconfidence, with practical controls.

ByDilip Kumar

24 min readRead guide →

Corporate actions in the stock market showing how dividend, bonus shares, stock split, rights issue and share buyback create different shareholder outcomes

Corporate ActionsBeginner

What Are Corporate Actions in the Stock Market? Meaning, Types and Examples

Learn corporate actions in the stock market through clear examples of dividends, bonus shares, stock splits, rights issues, buybacks and restructuring.

ByDilip Kumar

14 min readRead guide →

Bonus shares explained with share certificates, a one-to-one bonus ratio, portfolio holdings and an Indian rupee symbol.

Corporate ActionsBeginner

What Are Bonus Shares? Meaning, Ratio, Record Date and Examples

Learn what bonus shares are, how bonus ratios work, why companies issue them, what record date means and how bonus shares affect holdings, price and returns.

ByDilip Kumar

18 min readRead guide →