1,900 stocks with curated chart patterns

Flip through curated chart patterns, then follow your own ideas through screening, financials, reports and the phone.

  1. Curated chart patterns. Start with a watchlist beside a chart with saved trend lines. Select four stocks in turn, one per signal, to see four different patterns: a breakout, a bounce off support, a rejection at resistance and a breakdown. Then choose Breakout in Signal filters to narrow the list and select a stock to see its chart and the line it crossed.
  2. Your own ideas. Add a stock to a personal list called “My ideas”; its trend lines come with it. Draw and adjust a resistance line. As later sessions appear, price crosses the line and the row turns green to show a breakout based on your drawing.
  3. Screen ideas. Open the Screener and pick Score, 12-month IR (IR12), gross and net margin and 3-month return. Set a minimum net margin, show the stocks that pass, then sort them by IR12.
  4. Financials. Open the chart’s Financials panel. Review valuation, estimate revisions and annual estimates, with reported figures distinguished from forecasts and growth shown alongside them.
  5. Earnings reviews. Open a saved earnings review in Company Insights to read its document sources, headline, highlights and metrics. Then open the catalyst review for its outlook score, tailwinds, headwinds and the reasons behind them.
  6. Mobile. Open the same personal list on a phone. Select its stock to see the chart with the line drawn on desktop.

Check the numbers behind the chart

One click from the chart: the stock’s valuation, its EPS and revenue estimates year by year, and its quarters against the estimate.

  • PE, forward P/E and PEG, with the growth the price implies
  • EPS and revenue for 4 reported years and future estimates
  • Each quarter against the estimate, and the next report date
The Financials panel for NSE:RELIANCE (Reliance Industries), with valuation, implied growth, EPS revisions and reported and forecast annual revenue, adjusted EPS, growth, PE and PEG
Signal filters panel with Breakout selected, alongside Support, Breakdown, Rejection and No signal, with the distance threshold set to 8%

Curated chart patterns, ready to explore

Filter among 1,000s of curated chart patterns by breakout or breakdown to find the setups you want.

The screener for the India market with three criteria: 12-month momentum of at least 70, net margin of at least 10% and trailing P/E of at most 25, and a Show 53 stocks button

Screen a list on the metrics you use most

Screen the India or US list on up to 5 popular metrics, such as P/E, PEG, ROE and EPS growth, then open any result’s chart.

India market breadth by index on a phone: for NIFTY 50, Next 50, Midcap 150 and Smallcap 250, the stocks up and down, the share of stocks above the 20-, 50- and 200-day EMAs, the Bullish Percent Index and new highs and lows

See the strength behind a market move

Is a rally broad, or carried by a few stocks? Breadth shows how many stocks are joining in, so you can spot fading participation and momentum shifts early.

The NIFTY 50 row of the index table, with PE and trailing and forward growth and PEG, opened to its year-so-far earnings and revenue growth for each quarter, with medians, above the NIFTY 500 row

Read each index’s growth and valuation

Compare PE, implied growth, EPS growth and PEG across Indian and US market and sector indices, alongside each quarter’s earnings growth.

The Sector insights panel for India, ranked by technical score: the five strongest sectors, led by Data Centre & Digital Infrastructure and E-commerce, and the three weakest, FMCG, Retail and Building Materials, each with its technical score, today's median change, its one-month move and its IR3 and IR12 scores

Find the sectors leading your list

The strongest and weakest sectors and industries in the list you are viewing, ranked by technical score.

Read the quarter, not just the headline

Understand earnings results and key business drivers, with analysis backed by company filings.

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