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Getting Started with SelectStock: A 5-Minute Tour

2026-07-20 · 2 min read

SelectStock analyses every listed NSE stock — over 2,000 companies — every 30 minutes during market hours, and turns that firehose of data into simple, explainable answers. Here's your map.

The Dashboard: Best Stocks Today

The home page ranks the entire market by our AlgoScore (a 0–100 rating explained in plain English next to every stock). Switch between Best Overall, Long-term, Swing, and Intraday tabs — each style weighs the analysis differently, because a good 10-year investment and a good 5-day trade are not the same thing. The search bar finds any stock instantly, even ones nobody talks about.

Stock pages: everything in one place

Click any stock and you get the full picture: a professional candlestick chart, key ratios, financial statements with plain-language summaries, exchange filings as they happen, an explicit BUY / HOLD / AVOID recommendation with reasons, and a Trade Plan with entry, stop-loss and targets.

The Screener

The screener lets you stack filters — "ROE above 15, P/E below 30, AlgoScore above 60" — and instantly see every stock that qualifies. Every filter has an ⓘ that explains the term. You can save filter combinations you like.

Strategies

The Strategies page runs 16 classic chart-pattern scanners across the whole market and lists every stock currently forming a setup — with confidence, entry, stop and target for each.

My Desk: Watchlist + Virtual Portfolio

Sign in (free) and you can watch stocks, and — our favourite feature — practice with a Virtual Portfolio: "buy" any stock at today's real price and track your profit and loss with zero real money at risk. It's the safest way to learn.

One honest note

SelectStock is a research and education tool, not investment advice. Prices are delayed about 30 minutes. Everything we show comes with the reasoning attached — so you learn *why*, not just *what*.

Educational content only — not SEBI-registered investment advice. Markets carry risk; do your own research and consult a registered adviser for personal decisions.

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