Stock Screener

Growth Stocks or Value Stocks - Wondering which to pick? Worry Not! You can now have the best of both the worlds with GARP stocks. Under this strategy, focus is on stocks which have reasonable level of earnings growth with relatively lower valuation ratios compared to its peers. Wall street legend: Peter Lynch is a proponent of this hybrid strategy.

Love the idea of regular payouts? Want to make an extra income just by holding some good stocks? High-Dividend Yield stocks might just be the thing for you. These stocks represent stable businesses with very little need for regular cash for business expansion.Hence, most of the profits earned by such businesses are paid out as dividends to their investors.

Looking to strike a balance between investment risk & growth opportunities? Mid-cap stocks may be your way forward. These stocks are usually high growth companies which have ample room to grow their business by either increasing their market share or by increasing the market size itself. Buyers beware ! The level of risks are also higher with increased volatility. ... Read More

Blue-chip stocks offer stable earnings, less volatility & consistent returns. These stocks are of well-established companies in their respective industries. This screener evaluate such companies which are available at a decent valuation either on a historic basis or in comparison to their industry.

Value Stocks is the best strategy if you have a long term investment horizon . These stocks are being traded at a discount viz-a-vis their fundamentals. They usually trade at low P/B or low P/E multiples.

Wondering where the smart money is moving? This screener helps you identify stocks which Foreign Institutional Investors have bought as part of their portfolio.

What's garnering the attention of Domestic Institutional Investors? Know the stocks that large fund managers have purchased recently, as per the latest quarterly reports.

Wondering what's dampening the mood of FIIs? FII screener will show you the list of stocks which Foreign Institutional Investors are selling off from their portfolios.

Have a look at what's in the Red zone for DII. This screener will help you identify the stocks which Domestic institutional Investors have sold recently.