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sharpely replied to Prince Raghuvanshi's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 10:18 PM
@equityedgeacademy You can check the list of stocks of all the screens with the free account as shown in the image. But if you want to check the conditions and modify them then you will have to upgrade.

This is because we also pay our members who publish their screens.
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sharpely replied to Rajeev Jain's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 10:14 PM
@rajeevjain Well, both qualitative and quantitative factors are important. and balancing them depends on your style of investing. If you are a quant investor, you will believe that the numbers capture everything. 'High Quality' companies get higher valuation multiples and have hi...
sharpely replied to S P's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 10:06 PM
@subir311288 You have to look for these things.
1) strong and sustainable business model.
2) strong financial health and performance(debt, ROE, ROCE).
3) some kind of tailwind (good future growth rates).
4) reasonable valuations.
5) good, honest and capable promoters.
6) good rec...
sharpely replied to Priyansh's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 10:01 PM
@priyansh8666 We can not point out a single company. There are certain space where stocks are doing well like CDMO, Hospitals, select specialty chemical names and so on.
sharpely replied to Asp's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 9:59 PM
@wend For short term trading what you first need to do is find strong sectors. For example currently defense names are really strong. And then what you need to do is filter strong stocks among them.

to find strong sectors, you can use our RRG chart, sector analysis tool and inde...
sharpely replied to Amit B's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 9:55 PM
@Amityyy Well, you can use our screeners and alerts to find breakout stocks and if you are not a full time active trader then you can use our strategy builder where you can build fully automated rule based strategies, backtest them and then they will generate buy/sell orders for ...
sharpely replied to Tusharchauhan's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 7:17 PM
@tusharchau
There are multiple ways to do this,

Look for Resistance levels, chart pattern breakouts (triangle, flag, inverse H&S).

Use Indicators like RSI (shouldn’t be in overbought zone) and see if it has a high volume backing too

From screener pov, you can use filters like...
sharpely replied to Ajay Bendale's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 7:14 PM
@ajaybendale4880 You need to have a demat and broker account. Using the broker, you can place buy/sell orders.
sharpely replied to Sahil Rohlan's comment
sharpely replied to Arush's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 7:11 PM
@arush2828 here are the data driven key talking points and our stocks scores. From the scores we can say that it is a high quality company but the valuation is not very cheap and momentum is not there.

At the moment it is about to break out above the resistance and 200 day ema....
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sharpely replied to SingHappily's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 6:43 PM
sharpely replied to Nifty Guy's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 6:40 PM
@niftyguy You can start with ready made screeners available on multiple platforms. On sharpely we have community screens where users can share their screens.

Also you can watch videos on YT on how to start screening. And once you start doing it you will start learning more about...
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sharpely replied to Krishna Gupta's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 6:37 PM
@krishnagupta1498 here are the details of analyst forecast for these companies. You can check the TP given by analysts. You can also check these details for any company with analyst coverage on our website.

Note that we do not give TP on any stocks.
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sharpely replied to Aditya Thakur's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 6:30 PM
@adityathakur well, you can (and should) create different screens for different industry. Because different types of metrics are using in different sectors. For example P/B ratio is useful for banks' valuation and EV/EBITDA is used for cement stocks.

Same goes for the theme. be...
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sharpely replied to Asjad's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 6:23 PM
@bitorange let's have simple calculation. lets say you compound with 8% monthly return. Then you will double your investment every year. so lets say from 1st June 2025 you start doing it with the capital of 1 lakh then on 1st June 2032 you will roughly have 1.3 crore.

Now how m...
sharpely replied to Jalaluddin Khan's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 5:06 PM
@jalaluddinkhan you can find the consensus targets for the names in the images or on our platform. Note that these are 12 months TP and they are given by analysts. We don't share TP.
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sharpely replied to champ1002's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 5:00 PM
@champ1002
It depends on your style of investing. For example if you are in momentum investing the right stock will have a great chart and strong price momentum and if you are a value investors then you wont prefer such names.

But if you are a fundamental analyst, you should fo...
sharpely replied to SingHappily's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 4:57 PM
@singhappily in the top-down approach of research, you first try to find the strong sectors and then look at the strong stocks among them.

So while sector screening focuses more on broader level of finding strong sectors, stock research is more granular and focuses only on stoc...
sharpely replied to Abyd's comment
sharpely
• Yesterday 4:54 PM
@abyd you can use valuation metrics in both absolute and relative way. You can use conditions like PE<60 or use relative conditions like stock's PE should not be more than 1.5 times the median PE of all the stocks in the sector/industry.

Or you can use metrics like one week/mont...
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  •  May 12 10:13 PM
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