YOUR NEW AI STOCK SCREENER

Around 800 Indian equities from the NSE universe are scanned every week after market close. Every score you see is a snapshot from a specific date — no live prices, no intraday feeds.

• Last two scan dates available in a dropdown

• Same universe scored consistently across all metrics

• No look-ahead: scores use only data available on the scan date

Each stock is scored 0–100 on eight standard indicators — Relative Strength, 50/200 DMA, ADX-DMI, Supertrend, MACD, RSI, MFI — plus a composite FINAL score. Normalized so cross-stock comparison is meaningful. The Swing Scan adds three more, for ten in total.

• Heat-scale colouring makes strong vs weak scores visible at a glance

• Underlying weightings are not disclosed — the scoring model is proprietary

Narrow the universe by market cap, sort by best composite score or alphabetically, and click any row to see the underlying raw values behind the scores.

• Market-cap min/max — real-time as you type

• Order by Best-Score-First or A→Z

• Row expand: Close, vs NIFTY 3m/6m, ADX, ATR, MACD histogram, Supertrend level, sector, and more

Signed-in members unlock a fundamental view: 30 metrics across growth, profitability, valuation, quality, and holdings — each pre-scored per stock — plus a composite fundamental score.

• Set a technical-score cutoff to focus on the top slice from Tab 1

• Set a fundamental-score cutoff to further narrow

• Bank/NBFC-aware: D/E, EV/EBITDA, and Current Ratio are excluded for financials so they aren't systematically mis-ranked

The same universe scored for a much shorter hold: 2 days to 3 months. Every indicator uses its classic short-term setting, price is measured against the 20 and 50 day moving averages, and relative strength runs over 1 and 3 months.

• Rel Vol — recent volume against its own 50-day average, the classic confirmation for a short-term move

• Close loc — whether a stock closes near the top or the bottom of each day's range

• 52w high — how far the price sits below its one-year high

• Ranks differ from the 6–12 month view on purpose: a stock can be strong for one horizon and weak for the other

• Refreshed daily, not weekly — a short-horizon view goes stale fast, and the table states the date its numbers come from

Rescore the same fundamental data through classic frameworks — each applies its own set of weightings across the 30 metrics. Same universe, same numbers, but the ranking reorders based on which dimensions the framework prioritises.

• Default 6–12m — balanced short-to-medium horizon composite

• Buffett — quality & consistent returns tilt

• Graham — deep-value orientation, margin of safety

• Lynch — growth at a reasonable price

• Bogle — passive/broad-exposure tilt

• Gartman — momentum blended with technical strength

• Munger — quality-only, unforgiving on debt and dilution

• India Growth (Big Bull) — earnings growth and its acceleration, backed by returns on capital, promoter commitment and price momentum

These are educational reframings, not portfolio recommendations. No preset "picks winners" — each simply shows how the ranking changes when you change what you're weighing.

The technical and fundamental scores are refreshed after each weekend and uploaded before the following trading week; the Swing Scan is refreshed daily. When a data point isn't available for a stock, the site shows — instead of guessing.

• Weekly for Tabs 1 and 2, daily for the Swing Scan — always end-of-day, never intraday, no push notifications

• Data resolution counter per stock: N of M metrics available

• Missing values never silently default to zero or median