What you see above the tabs
A stock page opens with a compact hero — symbol badge, company name, sector, current price with day change, market cap, and three action buttons (Watchlist, Alert, Share).
Directly below the hero is the conviction & checklist strip, a single horizontal bar that condenses three things:
- The conviction band and stance (e.g. Strong·Bullish)
- The investment checklist score with pass/neutral/fail counts
- Today's 1-day return as a heat-coloured badge
This strip tells you, in one glance, where the stock currently stands — without scrolling.
Tab 1: Overview
The most-used tab. Five focused sections:
- Price & Trading — open, previous close, day high/low, the 52-week range bar, volume, average volume, volume ratio
- Returns heat grid — 1D, 1W, 1M, 3M, 6M, 1Y returns with heat-coloured backgrounds (green for positive, red for negative)
- Conviction breakdown (collapsible) — all seven conviction factors with their directional verdicts. Auto-expanded for Strong/Moderate band stocks.
- Investment checklist (collapsible) — the four fundamentals factors. Auto-expanded when the overall score is above 60.
- Signals highlight — the top three currently-firing signals, with a link to the full Technicals tab for all of them.
If you only have time to look at one tab, this is it.
Tab 2: Chart
A TradingView widget. Full OHLCV, all standard indicators (RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, EMAs, SMAs, Fibonacci, drawings). Default timeframe is daily; you can switch to 1m / 5m / 15m / 1h intraday or weekly / monthly for longer-term analysis.
If you're a chart-first investor, this is where you'll spend most of your time on the page.
Tab 3: Fundamentals
Ratio-focused snapshot:
- Valuation: PE, PB, EV/EBITDA, dividend yield
- Profitability: ROE, ROCE
- Leverage: Debt/Equity, current ratio
- 52-week range and average prices
For a deep-dive into the actual income statement and balance sheet, go to Financials (next).
Tab 4: Technicals
Every indicator the technicals engine tracks. RSI (14), MACD with signal and histogram, SMAs (20/50/200), Bollinger Bands, ATR. Volume bars. All currently-firing signals (not just the top three from Overview).
Tab 5: Financials
Sub-tabs split this into:
- Income statement — quarterly and annual revenue, EBITDA, PAT, EPS
- Balance sheet — assets, liabilities, equity, debt levels
- Cash flow — operating, investing, financing cash flows
The data covers the last several quarters and the last several years where available. For quality companies, this is where you can spot revenue/PAT trajectory at a glance.
Tab 6: Filings
A stock-specific announcement feed — every NSE/BSE filing for this symbol, sorted reverse-chronological, with category tags and materiality flags. The same data you'd see in the global Filings feed, narrowed to one company.
Click any filing to see the AI-generated summary and link to the original PDF.
Tab 7: Peers
Side-by-side comparison with companies in the same industry. Default sort: market cap descending. Columns: price, 1D change, 1W/1M/1Y returns, PE, PB, ROE, market cap.
Useful for valuation sanity checks. If a stock's PE is 35 and every peer is at 18, that's a question worth answering.
Open RELIANCE as a worked example