How to use aftermarkets.in

What aftermarkets is, who it's for, and what you can do here. A two-minute orientation for new users.

Five steps that turn the platform from a homepage into something you actually use. Watchlist, alerts, conviction, portfolio, AI chat - in roughly that order.

Most of aftermarkets is free. Pro adds broker sync, the trade journal, the WhatsApp filing channel, unlimited AI chat, and a few signal-engine refinements. Here's the exact split.

The navbar, the command palette, the keyboard shortcuts, and the few hidden flows that don't have a button. Five minutes to learn, days saved over time.

The four-step onboarding that primes your watchlist, conviction lens, and first alert. Skippable, but the platform is sharper afterwards.

Sync holdings from Zerodha, Groww, Dhan, Angel One, or Upstox. OAuth where supported, API-key (BYOK) where it's faster. Holdings refresh on demand and feed the Trade Journal automatically.

The conviction score measures how many independent market signals align in the same direction for a stock. High conviction means delivery, volume, institutional flows, breadth, and deals all point the same way at the same time.

Every NSE and BSE corporate filing in real time, summarised by AI and tagged for materiality. The closest thing to a Bloomberg news feed for Indian markets.

Three kinds of alerts cover the workflows most users need: price targets, technical signals firing, and material filings on a stock. This guide walks through each, plus notification channels.

Indices, breadth, sectors, movers, FII/DII flows, and standout candidates on one page. The five-minute pre-market or post-market read.

Whether you uploaded a CSV or synced a broker, the portfolio page is where holdings live. Live P&L, sector mix, conviction summary across positions.

Every stock has its own page with a compact header, a conviction and checklist strip, and seven content tabs. Here's what each tab contains and when to use it.

Cmd+J anywhere on the site opens a contextual AI assistant pre-loaded with the current page's data. Ask anything about any stock or the market.

The screener is a dual-panel builder that combines static filters (AND logic) with live signals (OR logic). This guide walks through both panels, snapshot vs live mode, and three example queries.

Filing volume is high; signal density is low without filters. How to narrow the feed to what actually matters for your workflow.

Every signal the scanner can detect: what triggers it, what it means, and what to watch for when it fires. The reference you'll bookmark.

The chat doesn't just talk. It has five concrete tools it can invoke to fetch live data and answer with real numbers. This is what's behind the conversation.

Delivery, volume, price trend, deals, breadth, flows, event. What each factor measures, how it's scored, and how it contributes to the final stance.

Every major index in one place, with constituents, PE/PB metrics, and historical performance. The reference page when you want index context.

Of the seven stock-page tabs, Overview is the one you'll spend the most time on. Five sections, all collapsible, designed for the 'do I care about this stock?' read.

The fastest way to get a year of trades into the platform without connecting a broker. Auto-detects holdings exports vs tradebooks.

The conviction badge has two parts: a band (strength) and a stance (direction). They're calculated by different rules. Knowing the difference changes how you read it.

Where alerts arrive, how loud they are, and which filings push to you. One settings page controls it all.

Every NSE sector ranked by recent return, with sub-industry breakdowns. The page you check when you're hunting for sector rotation.

The chart tab embeds a TradingView widget with full charting, indicators, and drawing tools. A quick orientation for users who haven't used TradingView before.

All 34 screener filters organised by category, with the threshold you'll actually use for each. Bookmark this; reach for it whenever you're building a screen.

Open and closed trades, equity curve, R-multiple distribution, win rate, conviction-at-entry attribution. The page that turns trading from gut to data.

The two most popular Indian brokers. Zerodha uses OAuth; Groww uses an API key. Both flows in detail.

Whether a market rally has broad participation or rides on a few names. The breadth page tells you in one number.

Eight ratios that tell you whether a business is profitable, leveraged, and reasonably priced. Read them in this order.

The screener has two timing modes. Snapshot fetches end-of-day data once; Live polls every 15 seconds. Pick the right one for the task.

Where conviction asks 'is this moving?', the checklist asks 'is this worth owning?'. Four fundamentals factors, each scored 0-100 with a pass/neutral/fail label.

Three brokers with similar flexible OAuth/BYOK flows. The specifics that vary by broker, and the parts that don't.

Two scores, two different questions. Conviction reads now; checklist reads always. Knowing which to trust in which situation is half the workflow.

Indicators, moving averages, and the full signal list. The right level of detail when you don't want to fire up the chart tab.

Every stock as a tile, sized by market cap and coloured by return. The fastest way to see where the action is concentrated.

When you only care about signals (not filters), the Scanner mode strips the screener down to a live-firing signal feed. Built for active traders.

Before any filter or signal runs, the screener restricts the search to a universe. Picking the right one is half the work.

Three sub-tabs covering the actual financial statements. For when ratios on the Fundamentals tab aren't deep enough.

Build a personal library of screens and share the good ones. Every screener has a sharable URL; published ones go to the community.

Every NSE/BSE filing for this stock, in reverse chronological order. AI summary, materiality tag, and a link to the original PDF.

Other users publish their screens to the community page. Browsing them is the fastest way to learn screen-building from people who already do it well.

Side-by-side comparison with industry and market-cap peers. The fastest way to spot whether your stock is cheap or expensive relative to alternatives.

Themes are curated stock collections built around an idea - defence stocks, EV beneficiaries, monsoon plays. Browse them when you want ideas, not filters.

Stock screening filters the 5,000+ NSE/BSE-listed companies down to a workable shortlist matching your criteria. This guide walks through fundamental filters, technical signals, and how to combine them on aftermarkets.

A practical workflow for surfacing businesses that generate high returns on capital, carry conservative debt, and trade at reasonable multiples. The screener does the heavy lifting; you do the judgement calls.

A 15-minute checklist for going from 'this stock came up on a screen' to 'I have an informed view'. Uses the stock page, conviction breakdown, filings, peers, and AI chat in roughly that sequence.

A repeatable scan for stocks breaking out of consolidation with volume confirmation. The screener pre-filters; you confirm with chart and conviction.

Four weeks every quarter where most company earnings publish. A workflow for reading, ranking, and acting on the deluge.

Institutional flows don't predict the future, but they tell you what the smart money is doing right now. A workflow for using them as a timing layer over your fundamental picks.

Watchlists tend to grow. A 30-symbol watchlist where every stock matters equally is a watchlist where nothing matters. Conviction ranking solves it.

Different sectors lead different parts of the cycle. A workflow for identifying which sectors are currently leading and how to act on it.

What the insiders are doing. Promoter buying, pledge changes, shareholding shifts - the patterns that often precede price moves.

When big money moves, the exchange tells you who, how much, and at what price. A workflow for spotting the actionable deals from the noise.

Pre-market, intraday, and post-market checkpoints for someone who wants to be on top of their watchlist without becoming a screen addict.

Long holding periods don't need daily monitoring. A weekly check-in covers everything you need to know without inflating attention budget.

Swing trading needs notifications, not screen-staring. A complete alert architecture: entries, stops, signals, and filings - all flowing to your phone.

Every term used across the platform, explained in one place. Bookmark this; reach for it when something you're reading uses jargon.

Delivery volume measures the shares actually transferred between buyers and sellers, as opposed to intraday positions squared off before market close. It's one of the cleanest signals of conviction in Indian markets.

FII (foreign) and DII (domestic) institutional flows represent the net buying or selling of large institutions in Indian markets. They are the single most-watched indicator of institutional sentiment.

Bulk deals are trades where a single party buys or sells more than 0.5% of a company's shares in one session. Block deals are large pre-market trades negotiated between institutions. Both signal significant position changes by big players.

Pre-open, normal trading, block-deal window, post-close. Every window of the trading day and what happens in each.

Smaller companies with lighter disclosure standards and higher volatility. Where the upside can be larger and the risks meaningfully different from mainboard.

Volume tells you how much activity there was. Delivery tells you how much of that activity was real. Together they're a sharper signal than either alone.