Advanced Screener
Stack conditions — the table updates automatically and only shows stocks matching all of them.
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📖 What do these metrics mean? — plain-language guide to every filter
AlgoScore
Our overall 0–100 rating of the stock. Higher = better all-round pick.
Calculation: Weighted mix of the four sub-scores: Fundamental 30% + Technical 30% + Momentum 25% + Risk 15%.
Fundamental score
How healthy the business is (0–100): growing sales & profits, low debt, good returns.
Calculation: Points for revenue/profit growth, ROE, ROCE, low Debt/Equity, promoter holding, fair P/E vs sector, PEG and dividend — averaged to 0–100.
Technical score
How strong the price chart looks right now (0–100). Higher = uptrend with momentum.
Calculation: Points for RSI in the 55–70 zone, bullish MACD, price above 21/50/200-day averages, bullish Supertrend, trend strength (ADX) and above-average volume.
Momentum score
Is the stock outperforming the market recently? (0–100)
Calculation: 1/3/6-month returns, the same returns compared against NIFTY, closeness to the 52-week high, and rising volumes.
Risk score (safety)
How SAFE the stock is (0–100). Higher = calmer, more liquid, smaller crashes.
Calculation: Points for low volatility, small 1-year max drawdown, beta near 0.9, and healthy daily traded value (₹5 cr+ = full marks).
Market cap (₹ cr)
Total value of the company on the market. Above ₹20,000 cr ≈ large-cap; below ₹5,000 cr ≈ small-cap.
Calculation: Share price × total number of shares, in ₹ crore.
Price (₹)
Latest traded price of one share.
Calculation: Last close from the exchange feed (delayed ~30 min in market hours).
Change % (today)
How much the stock moved today.
Calculation: (Today's price − yesterday's close) ÷ yesterday's close × 100.
P/E
Price-to-Earnings: how many rupees you pay for ₹1 of yearly profit. Lower = cheaper (compare within the same sector).
Calculation: Share price ÷ earnings per share of the last 12 months.
P/B
Price-to-Book: price versus the company's net assets. Under 1 can mean undervalued (or troubled).
Calculation: Share price ÷ book value (assets − liabilities) per share.
ROE %
Return on Equity: profit the company makes on shareholders' money. 15%+ is good, 20%+ is excellent.
Calculation: Yearly net profit ÷ shareholders' equity × 100.
ROCE %
Return on Capital Employed: like ROE but also counts borrowed money — harder to fake with debt.
Calculation: Operating profit ÷ (equity + debt) × 100.
Debt / Equity
How much the company owes versus what it owns. Under 0.5 = conservative; above 2 = heavily indebted.
Calculation: Total borrowings ÷ shareholders' equity.
Dividend yield %
Yearly cash paid back to you as a % of the share price — like interest on the stock.
Calculation: Dividends per share over the last year ÷ share price × 100.
Promoter holding %
How much of the company the founders/owners keep. High = they have skin in the game.
Calculation: Shares held by promoters ÷ total shares × 100 (from the shareholding pattern).
Revenue growth %
How fast sales are growing year over year.
Calculation: (This year's revenue − last year's) ÷ last year's × 100.
Profit growth %
How fast net profit is growing year over year.
Calculation: (This year's net profit − last year's) ÷ last year's × 100.
EPS (₹)
Earnings Per Share: yearly profit cut into per-share pieces.
Calculation: Net profit ÷ number of shares.
Beta
How wildly the stock swings versus the market. 1 = moves with NIFTY; 2 = twice the swings; 0.5 = half.
Calculation: Statistical slope of the stock's daily returns against NIFTY's over ~1 year.