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Quality
Does this business compound?
Returns on capital, multi-window CAGR, growth consistency, cash conversion, balance-sheet discipline. The question we're answering is whether the business has built durable economics — or just had a good year.
Methodology
How a stock becomes a score.
Every actively-traded NSE stock is scored on three pillars — Quality, Valuation, Momentum — within its peer cluster and maturity tier. The result is a 0–100 percentile that means the same thing everywhere on the site.
The pipeline
Raw filings to a comparable score in five steps.
Public filings
Annual + quarterly fundamentals
Peer cluster
Industry × business model
Pillar percentiles
Quality · Valuation · Momentum
Cluster-tuned blend
Weights vary by industry
Composite 0–100
Re-percentiled within bucket
Public filings
Annual + quarterly fundamentals
Peer cluster
Industry × business model
Pillar percentiles
Quality · Valuation · Momentum
Cluster-tuned blend
Weights vary by industry
Composite 0–100
Re-percentiled within bucket
The three pillars
What we actually measure.
Each pillar asks one question. The specific inputs differ by cluster (a bank scores differently from a paint company), but the question doesn't.
02
Valuation
Are we paying a fair price?
P/E, P/B, EV/EBITDA, FCF and dividend yield — but always relative to peers in the same cluster, never the whole market. A 25× P/E in pharma means something very different from a 25× P/E in cement.
03
Momentum
Is the market noticing?
Price momentum across 3, 6, 12-month horizons relative to the broader market — blended with latest-quarter earnings momentum. The two together separate hype from fundamentals turning.
Maturity tiers
Apples to apples, by history.
A 1-year-old IPO can't be scored on a 5-year CAGR. We bucket stocks by available history so the comparison is fair within each tier.
Long-term Compounder
10+ years
≈ 10 yrs+
Established
7–9 years
≈ 7 yrs+
Emerging
3–6 years
≈ 3 yrs+
New Listing
1–2 years
≈ 1 yr+
A stock is scored against other stocks in the same tier (e.g. an Emerging mid-cap NBFC is compared to other Emerging mid-cap NBFCs, not to HDFC Bank). Tiers shift as a company accumulates history.
Why peer-relative
Compared to its bucket, not the whole market.
Comparing a small-cap NBFC to HDFC Bank on absolute RoE is meaningless — they operate at different scales, regulatory regimes, and growth profiles. Comparing it to other small-cap NBFCs on the same scorecard is.
Every percentile on the platform is computed within a stock's (peer cluster, maturity tier) bucket. A 75always means "top 25% within its bucket" — same meaning across the site.
That's why a small Pharma stock with a 70 composite is genuinely ranked above its peers, even if a Bank with a 70 composite looks completely different on the absolute numbers. Same percentile, same relative position.
Data sources
Public filings, weekly cadence.
Fundamentals are derived from publicly disclosed company filings. Daily prices and technical indicators are computed from open market data. All scores recompute weekly after each Friday's market close.
Fundamentals
Annual + quarterly filings
P&LBalance sheetCash flow
Prices & technicals
Daily close from open market data
1d / 1w / 1m returnsTrend strengthEarnings momentum
Ownership
Quarterly shareholding patterns
Promoter %FII %DII %
Weekly cadence. Every Friday after market close, the full universe is rescored. The previous snapshot is preserved — we never edit history. A score from week 1 is exactly what we said back then.