10 Apr 2021

Superstar pages now support 9 quarters worth of history. 

06 Apr 2021

1. Stock overview - Manage metrics: You can populate your favorite metrics and parameters in the stock overview page. Insights below each parameter are also available. This solves the issue of  '"X" should be added to the list'. You have full control over it now.

31 Mar 2021

1. My Notes List: You can check all your notes from a single page from Watchlist -> My Notes. Link

2. SWOT in screeners: Premium subscribers can now query SWOT numbers in their screeners. "SWOT Strengths", "SWOT Weakness", "SWOT Threats" and "SWOT Opportunities" can now be used in screeners like:

SWOT Strengths  > 10  AND SWOT Threats  < 6   

19 Mar 2021

F&O pages: F&O pages are being revamped. 

19 Mar 2021

See Details: Click on 'see details' on any table to see the details of the stock without navigating away from the table.

10 Mar 2021

1. Save Charts configuration: Stock charts and F&O charts now have a 'save configuration' option. This lets you save the studies as well as the chart type - candlestick, line or OHLC. When you navigate to the new page, this configuration is automatically loaded for you. 

2. Lifetime High and Lifetime Lows: "All Time High" and "All Time Low" are now available in the screening module for premium subscribers.

08 Mar 2021

Relative Strength screeners are available here now. Comparison parameters are available for Nifty50, Nifty500 and Sensex and parameters like Nifty50 Five Years change % as well as relative returns parameters like Relative returns vs Nifty50 five years% are also available. Try a screener like the following to fetch stocks which consistently outperform the indices using Create Screener

Qtr Change % > Nifty50 Quarter change % AND
1Yr change % > Nifty50 Year change % AND
2Yr price change % > Nifty50 Two Years change % AND
5Yr price change % > Nifty50 Five Years change % 

05 Mar 2021

We have been working on the new Stock Overview pages. The overview page now supports the following summaries

- Peer comparison radar charts under financials

- Documents now have Annual Reports, Earnings calls and Analyst presentations made by the company. This is great to hear what the management has to say about the company. Videos are also available in this section

- Technicals, Shareholding, Deals and Corporate Actions summaries are all available in a single page along with stock News.

02 Mar 2021

1. Corporate announcement alerts are now available as part of Alpha alerts as hourly and daily digests to subscribers. Add any stock to your watchlist and Portfolio and if you have the alert active, you will be notified on your email.

2. Events alerts are now available as part of Alpha alerts to all users. You will be notified on email for upcoming events like Bonus, Splits, Dividends, Result board meetings etc.

Humans are getting pretty good with reading data, but visual analysis always helps. We have been building powerful visualizations for our users, and among the most useful are FII/DII Analysis, and Peer Comparison charts in Financials. 

FII DII Analysis

Trendlyne's FII/DII Analysis lets you look at how much, and where FII and DII investors are buying and selling. It gives you snapshots, daily data, monthly data and overviews for equity, debt and derivatives inflows and outflows, for both FII investors and MF investors. 

We have been pushing improvements to Trendlyne, and you should have seen two big changes over the past week. 

Charts, charts, more charts!

For easy analysis, on every screener table and stock page there is now a small chart icon next to each indicator. This means that the indicator can be clicked on to see the historical chart.

Such history is now available for nearly all parameters on Trendlyne, for subscribers.

For example, see the icon on the PE indicator of the Granules India stock page when you hover on the number:

On clicking, you will see that indicator's full history:

We have also launched detailed Delivery Analysis for every stock. You can now also do delivery analysis while combining exchange data:

You also get detailed day by day analysis and insights:

As the coronavirus spreads and shares fall, we have launched new parameters to help users navigate the bear market and find the best bargains. These new screener parameters are currently free for all users:

Buy Zone: Stocks that trade above their current Price to Earnings (PE) or Price to Book Value (P/BV) at least 75% of the time (in trading days)

Sell Zone: Stocks that trade below their current PE or P/BV at least 75% of the time (in trading days)

Neutral Zone: Stocks that trade at their current PE or P/BV most of the time (in trading days)

You can also check out these prebuilt screeners with the new parameters: Stocks in the Buy Zone, Stocks in the Sell Zone, Stocks in the Neutral Zone. 

How are these useful?

Price to Earnings (PE) and Price to Book Value (P/BV) are valuation numbers widely used to check whether stocks are cheap or expensive at their current prices. There are 3 ways to compare these valuation ratios:

1. Compare with peers in the same industry, as is available in the peer group section of fundamental pages. 

2. Compare present value with averages. For example, this screener on Trendlyne chooses stocks which are trading below their 3Yr, 5Yr and 10Yr PE averages.

3. However, experts recommed looking at how many days the stock trades above or below a certain valuation. The frequency distribution of the valuation helps investors put money in a stock only when the stock is in the buy zone of the distribution. So if the stock trades only 10% of days below the current value of PE or P/BV, then it is in the Buy Zone.

If you prefer, you can customize this further and narrow the buy/sell window using the following parameters :

%Days traded below current PE Price to Earnings (example query: %Days traded below current PE Price to Earnings < 20)

%Days traded below current Price to Book Value (example query: %Days traded below current Price to Book Value < 20)

Keep in mind that markets may continue to fall further on coronavirus news, and prices may not find their bottom for a while. 

Stay safe in volatile markets.

New launches this week include a powerful new Portfolio Analyzer for your portfolio. This gives you a quick Health Check for your portfolio. You can now calculate the true value of your portfolio with the Portfolio NAV, analyze your buy/sell/hold decisions, and get insights on your best and worst investments. 

New Technical Screeners have been added for users interested in technical analysis. These are the following:

Positive Breakout First Resistance

Positive Breakout Second Resistance

Positive Breakout Third Resistance

Negative Breakdown First Support

Negative Breakdown Second Support

Negative Breakdown Third Support

Users can also modify these parameters by writing their own queries here.

A new feature now available on every Trendlyne stock page - users can check the buy/sell zone of a stock based on historical PE and Price to Book Value. Users can see if the stock they are considering buying or selling, is in its sell zone or buy zone relative to its price, earnings and book value ratios. 

This link will now be visible for all users, across stock pages. So far PE data is available from 2017, and more history will be added over the next couple of weeks. Happy browsing. 

We are constantly working to improve our products, and we have just launched some new features at the request of users. 

- A performance update: Despite volatile markets, our DVM screeners have been on the upswing. Four stocks were added in recent weeks to our Long Term Select screener, and all four have delivered positive returns. 

Feature updates:

- Now run backtests starting from 2007 to check returns on screeners! That's six more years added to backtesting. This brings the backtest period to 12 years. 

- New Futures and Options Screeners:  We have added 24 Futures and Options parameters to our screener system! You can now build screeners combining multiple factors such as Open Interest change %, Volume Change and more. 

Happy investing!

On popular demand (and we always listen to popular demand, so you can write to us at contact@trendlyne.com!), we have launched the YOUR LIST feature on every table. Do you have a preferred list of parameters? You can now add these to each table for your own analysis. All signed in users can create one list of their preferred parameters for free. Subscribers can create unlimited lists with premium parameters. 

Every table on Trendlyne shows you a Your Lists* tab.

Click on it, and you will see a "Add a New List" option:

You can then choose multiple parameters to use in your view:

Once you save your list, you will then have your own custom parameter view on every table:

This will be visible on every table you visit across Trendlyne.

We have seen users request 1) a way to sort screeners by a specific parameter, and 2) Assign maximum weightage to stocks in a backtest. Both of these features are now live on Trendlyne. 

You can now sort any screener you own. Make a copy of an existing system screener, or create your own screener. After that, click on the Edit screener button, and you will see 'Advanced'. This lets you sort the screener by any parameter:

You can also now do something similar on backtests. You have more control over your backtest results by doing a 'Sort by", where you are limiting the number of stocks in a backtest per period using a particular parameter. You can limit total number of stocks, and also give a maximum weightage for each stock: