Durability: The Durability Score is based on the quality of a company’s financials, it’s long term performance, the quality of management. Durability scores above 55 are considered good(G) and below 35 are considered bad(B). Scores between 35-55 are considered neutral/Medium/Middle(M). Stocks with a high durability score (top 20 percentile) are companies that have consistently and over time, demonstrated good growth and cashflow, stable revenues and profits, and low debt. 

Valuation:  The Valuation Score tracks how expensive the stock is versus is peers. Valuation scores above 50 are considered good(G) and below 30 are considered bad(B). Scores between 30-50 are considered neutral/Medium/Middle(M). Stocks with a high valuation score (top 20 percentile) are companies whose business and financial advantages have not yet been priced into their share price. These companies typically have strong earnings but are currently flying under the radar, and Trendlyne’s valuation score helps shine a spotlight on these companies. Firms with a low valuation score (bottom 20 percentile) are expensive stocks that have good broker coverage and already have their strengths priced in. They are popular but pricey. If you are buying them now it would be for a steep price tag: valuation scores help you identify that.

Momentum: The Momentum Score tracks the bullishness or bearishness of a particular stock relative to the entire stock universe. A Momentum Score above 59 is considered good(G) and below 30 is considered bad(B). Scores between 30-59 are considered neutral/Medium/Middle(M). Momentum score or momentum score identifies the bullish/bearish nature of the stock. Stocks with a high momentum score (which is calculated daily from over 30 technical indicators) are seeing their share price rise, and increase in volumes and sentiment. 

Advisor screener tracking Broker price or reco upgrades in last month: With this screener and query, the user is able to find a list of all stocks that received broker price or recommendation upgrades in the past one month. Query for this screener: Broker 1M Target upgrade >= 1 OR Broker 1M Reco upgrade >= 1. This is a pre-built screener on Trendlyne. Users can customize the screener to their watchlist or portfolio by duplicating this screener. View all Advisor/Broker Stock Screeners.

Live Result screener tracking Companies that announced results in last two weeks: This screener looks at all stocks that announced results in the last two weeks, with rising operating profit margin and YoY profit growth. The screener tracks live results as they come in. Date fields are used in this query to filter by date. Query for this screener: Result Declared date yyyymmdd >= Today Minus 2Week AND Operating Profit Margin Growth YoY % > 5 AND Net Profit Qtr Growth YoY % > 5. To save this screener or run the query of this, the user needs to have subscription. View all Live Result Stock screeners. 

Technical screener tracking Negative Breakdown First Support: This screener is based on the technical query used to get the list of stocks seeing a negative price breakdown below the first support. The query used in this is as follows: Current Price Rs < First support S1. The user can copy or make a duplicate of this query to include it in their watchlist. See Technical Stock Screeners.

Shareholding Screener tracking highest promoter stock pledges: This screener finds stocks with the highest promoter pledges. Promoters pledging their stocks is considered negative for the stock. Promoters may pledge their stake in a company to raise loans, collaterals, personal needs or for another venture. If the stock price keeps falling, the value of the pledged stock may fall below the collateral required, triggering a ‘margin call’. Stocks whose price have fallen and have high pledges are more susceptible to such ‘margin calls’. The query used in this screener is: Promoter holding pledge percentage % Qtr > 0 AND Shareholding Date yyyymmdd = Previous Quarter Date. The user can copy or make a duplicate of this screener to include it in their watchlist. 

Stock Screeners that combine DVM Scores with Different Parameters: DVM scores can be combined with different parameters to identify quality stock picks. For example: a query can be created that combines Trendlyne DVM Scores and Piotroski Score. 

Another example is a query that looks for stocks in the top 25% of equity universe in technical momentum, which have shown good profit and revenue growth over the past four quarters. To create a screener for this, the query used was Revenue growth TTM % > 15 AND Net Profit TTM Growth % > 15 AND Trendlyne Momentum Score > 70. This screener is a dynamic strategy which changes as financials come in, and as momentum changes. 

Click on any of the Stock Screeners that you are interested in. Example, ‘Broker price or reco upgrades in last month’.

Click on any of the parameters from ‘Filter’ to see the list of stocks in the watchlist. 

If you like the screener results, click on ‘Duplicate this Screener’. Select your watchlist from the Filter dropdown, and save the screener as your own. 

If you want to receive alerts for this screener watchlist, click on ‘add alert’ and select the duration of the alert you prefer. 

Click on ‘Stock Screeners’ tab on Trendlyne website

Click on ‘Create New Screener’ and enter the query from different parameters and by entering the details mentioned in ‘How to Create Stock Screeners’ on this page number 2

In the Step 2 of creating New Screener, you get an option to ‘Select your preferred default stock universe (optional)’ in which you need to select ‘Your Watch List’ and click on Save & Finish. This automatically creates a Watchlist in your portfolio.

Click on Stock Screeners tab 

Click on Create New Stock Screener

You can scroll through the parameter list or write the parameter you want in the ‘Write Query’ box, to see suggestions as a drop down. 

Example: If you want to check for stocks which are strong financial performers but are getting expensive i.e. stocks with high durability and momentum score whose valuation is getting expensive, you can write this query: Trendlyne Durability Score > 55 AND Trendlyne Valuation Score <= 50 AND Trendlyne Valuation Score > 30 AND Trendlyne Momentum Score > 60. You can also combine DVM with other parameters.

Click on ‘Try this Query’. All the stocks which qualify in the query  will appear. 

You can keep modifying the query to see what kind of stock results you get. Once you reach a result you like, you can save this as your screener. Click on ‘Next: Step 2’.

Give this screener a name in the ‘Title’ section. If you want to make it public, tick the ‘Make Public’ box. By default, the box is unticked, meaning it will be visible only to you.

Add a little bit of description about the screener in the ‘Description’ box. This is optional.

If you want to add more columns in the chart to view, click on ‘Select column to add’ and select any of the parameters you need.

The investor can also select a particular group of stocks from ‘Select your preferred default stock universe’. This feature is also optional. You can choose an index (like Nifty500), a sector (like FMCG), or your portfolio, a specific watchlist, or all your watchlists.

Click on ‘Save and Finish’. The page will automatically direct you to the screener you have created.

If you want to add alerts for this Screener, click on the alerts (bell) icon present on the right-hand side corner of the Screener page. 

The investor can also run a backtest to check the performance of the stock in the past by clicking on the second icon, right of the bell icon. 

If you want to edit the screener or add new parameters at any given point in time, click on ‘Edit this screen’ icon present to the right of the alerts (bell) icon. You can change the name, add description, add more parameters, add another group of stocks as per your requirement. The investor can also add more parameters in the query and update it to get a fresh list of stocks, and click on ‘Update & Save’, once done. 

On any stock page, there is an alert (bell) icon on the right-hand side corner. Click on the icon to set a stock-level alert and receive notifications.

The user gets an option to select different parameters as per their requirement. The alert can be set for daily, weekly or monthly changes in a stock’s performance.

Click on Superstars tab

Click on ‘Add Superstar Alert’ box. 

In the ‘Modify Alert’ the user has an option to choose daily alert or weekly alert. 

There is a 100+ list of superstars covered in the Superstar Alert. Click on ‘View all superstars covered by this alert’ to have a view of all the superstars listed. Users get one email/notification summarizing all the changes made by various superstars.

CONCENTRATION ANALYSIS: This feature enables an investor to see how diversified their portfolio is between various sectors and stocks. Over-concentrating the portfolio in very few sectors puts the portfolio more at risk. Here’s the process to generate report in Concentration Analysis:

• Select Account and Date: In the ‘Select your account’ section, the user can choose any account in the portfolio that they may be interested in generating report. The next column is ‘Select Date’. Any date and year can be selected on this report. 

• Edit Columns to display in charts: The user can select any parameter based on which they want to generate the report from this section. 

After adding all these details, click on Generate Report. Three different charts will show up below the query section, Market Value on Date (Rs Lakhs), Cost Value on Date (Rs Lakh) and Unrealized Profit Value on Date (Rs Lakh) for your portfolio. By default the concentration shown is By Stocks, By Sector and By Industry. The chart by default shows the pie-chart which can be changed to tabular graph or bar graph as per the user’s requirement. 

Image 7: Concentration Analysis Tab View

DECISION ANALYSIS: The Decision Analysis tab has three different sub-sections,  Buy Decision, Hold Decision and Sell Decision.  A detailed look at these:

PORTFOLIO NAV: The performance of stocks in the portfolio is key for any investor. The Net Asset Value (NAV) calculates the market value of the user’s portfolio for a given period of time, after adjusting for losses as well as dividends. Through this Portfolio NAV feature, the user can generate their own NAV and choose an index including stock indices, mutual funds and other investments to the chart to compare performance. . 

Image 11: Portfolio NAV Chart View

ROLLING RETURNS: Investors can look at the performance of their portfolio at any point in time using Rolling Returns. Users usually get biased by the most recent numbers when talking about performance but Rolling Returns of any user’s portfolio gives a clearer idea about the performance of the portfolio returns and excess returns as well. The user can add any index from the Select Index option to see the comparison. The user also needs to add the account name in Select Your Account and add duration in Select Duration and then Generate Report. 

Image 12: Rolling Returns Chart View

GROWTH TREND: The Growth Trend analysis helps users/subscribers/investors analyse the growth of their portfolio as a whole. This is a weighted average of the growth of the companies in the user's portfolio over a period of time. It identifies the growth laggards and leaders. All that is needed to have a look at this report is to Select your Account and Date and then click on Generate Report. 

Image 13: Growth Trend Tab View

VALUATION TREND: The Valuation Trend or the Long Term PE calculates share price of a stock as a multiple of the average earnings per share over several years. This is a safer, more cautious PE measure for investors compared to simple historical PE, since it considers the value of a stock over a longer period of time, limiting the effects of recent positive fluctuations. 

Image 14: Valuation Trend Tab View

CALENDAR: With this feature, any user can check for the upcoming and previous dividend, bonus/split, board meetings, forthcoming results in the Portfolio and watchlist stocks. The user needs to select the date range in Start Date and End Date, any of the Corporate Actions and Group of Stocks and then Generate Report in the Calendar section. 

Image 15: Calendar Tab View