Growth, profitability, financial strength and valuation against the sector, scored 0–100 from the company's exchange filings — the last eight quarterly results, the shareholding pattern, dividends and the latest results filing — and rebuilt after each result.

Trend, momentum, relative strength against Nifty 50 and volume behaviour, scored 0–100 from the market feed's history and recomputed after every close.

A one-line stance, the levels in focus and what would change the view — written by rule from the two scores and the chart's levels, and replaced by the research desk's own view when the desk publishes one.

Four parts, each 0–25: growth (revenue and profit, latest quarter year on year — quarter on quarter until the year-ago quarter is on file — and the trailing four quarters), profitability (net margin, the operating margin and its trend, return on equity where published), financial strength (interest cover and the reported debt-equity ratio from the results filing, promoter holding, dividends paid) and valuation (P/E against the sector's, PEG, P/E against its own range, price to book where published). The data is the exchanges' own pages — BSE's quote-page data first, NSE's pages and the company's results filing where NSE answers; a part with no data is left out and the score is scaled to the parts present.

Four parts, each 0–25: trend (price against the 50- and 200-day averages, the 50 against the 200, the 50-DMA's slope), momentum (RSI, MACD, the 20-day rate of change), relative strength (against Nifty 50 over one and three months, against the sector over three) and volume (today against the 20-day median, up-day against down-day volume, the share of volume on up days, delivery %). Recomputed after every close.

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