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Amit Vora

Amit earned his computer science degree from Michigan State University and completed his MBA at IIM Bangalore. His professional journey includes executive positions at prominent global corporations. With 25 years of total work experience, Amit has dedicated more than a decade to investment analysis and equity research.

In 2023, Amit launched Waya, a quantitative investment platform serving 100,000+ paying subscribers. He has consistently achieved 40% CAGR returns for his investors. His investment principle is straightforward: maintain winning positions, but exit losing ones before small losses become catastrophic.

Amit earned his computer science degree from Michigan State University and completed his MBA at IIM Bangalore. His professional journey includes executive positions at prominent global corporations. With 25 years of total work experience, Amit has dedicated more than a decade to investment analysis and equity research.

In 2023, Amit launched Waya, a quantitative investment platform serving 100,000+ paying subscribers. He has consistently achieved 40% CAGR returns for his investors. His investment principle is straightforward: maintain winning positions, but exit losing ones before small losses become catastrophic.

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Years of experience

10 years

SEBI Registered

INH000010876

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Frequently asked questions

What are the products offered?
Apart from our curated Smallcases, we have developed our own proprietary application through which we offer high-conviction fundamental multi-bagger calls and short-term swing trading ideas. We also have a separate platform tailored specifically for F&O traders, focused on precision and real-time execution., In addition to our Research Advisory services, we manage our own SEBI-registered PMS fund, where we aim to generate serious wealth for our clients through a focused, high-alpha investment approach. Search Waya application on iOS and Android. For PMS inquiries email us at Support@thewaya.com.
What is their investment philosophy?
We have developed a robust set of proprietary internal frameworks designed to consistently generate alpha across market cycles. Our investment process is rooted in the integration of fundamental research and technical analysis—an approach that allows us to identify high-conviction opportunities with precision and timing.
What is a smallcase ?
A smallcase is a curated basket of stocks/ETFs* that reflects a certain objective (ideas, themes, strategies), backed by the research of the smallcase manager. You can invest in a smallcase in 2 clicks., *ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) are baskets of securities that track an underlying index (Nifty, Gold, etc) and can be bought and sold on the exchange.
Who can subscribe to these smallcases?
The smallcase manager decides who can invest in the smallcases created by them and can create two types of smallcases :, Exclusive smallcases : smallcases which require a subscription to the smallcase manager's Advisory in order to invest in the smallcase. You can subscribe to a smallcase directly from the smallcase profile through the subscription form., Public smallcases : smallcases in which anyone who has an account with our partner brokers can invest. You can invest in this smallcase by clicking on “Buy smallcase” in the smallcase profile and logging with your broker credentials.,
How do I track my smallcases?
When you buy a smallcase, the index value is set to 100 on the buy day - this helps you track the total returns without having to monitor each stock. You can also use the performance metrics to get a more detailed understanding of your smallcase.
Are there lock-in periods?
There are no lock-in periods, so you may sell your smallcases anytime. As a concept however, smallcases work best when used for long-term investing.
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