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Turn market evidence into a repeatable research workflow without treating observations as advice.
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- 1 Using a watchlist A watchlist is a personal collection of exact exchange listings used to revisit research. Adding a listing does not buy it and is not a recommendation. 2 min read Beginner
- 2 Screeners and saved screens A screener applies explicit conditions to stored/source-backed fields for one exchange or chosen universe. A match describes available inputs at that time, not future performance. 2 min read Beginner
- 3 Charts and indicators Charts display verified price bars for an exact listing. Indicators transform those bars using stated formulas, periods and smoothing conventions; they are descriptive research tools. 2 min read Beginner
- 4 Economic Intelligence Economic indicators describe an economy, policy setting or survey using a published methodology. Observation date and release date are different and revisions are common. 2 min read Beginner
- 5 Research workspaces A research workspace stores your thesis, declared catalysts/risks and evidence for one exact listing. Its history is an append-only transcript, not an AI-generated recommendation. 2 min read Intermediate
- 6 Compare exact listings Compare aligns selected listings across compatible price, valuation, financial and technical fields. 2 min read Beginner
- 7 Read research classifications Research-classification screens explain deterministic filters and supporting evidence. 2 min read Beginner
- 8 Use Company Intelligence Company Intelligence joins exact-listing filings, events, ownership and governance evidence without inventing absent facts. 2 min read Beginner
- 9 Understand corporate actions Corporate Actions lists source-published splits, dividends, rights, bonuses, buybacks and related dates. 2 min read Beginner
- 10 Read insider activity Insider Activity counts only qualifying regulator-disclosed open-market transactions for the exact listing. 2 min read Beginner
- 11 Read news coverage and title analysis News research separates exact-listing article coverage from independently derived English-title analysis. 2 min read Beginner
- 12 Read persisted AI briefings AI briefings pair deterministic evidence with the latest completed background-generated explanation and explicit job state. 2 min read Intermediate
- 13 Review decision-signal evidence Decision signals freeze a user-authored thesis, exact listing, entry evidence and later comparable outcome state. 2 min read Advanced
- 14 Read forecast calibration Calibration evaluates persisted disclosed scenarios against later comparable completed-session evidence. 2 min read Advanced
- 15 Use Official Data Official Data groups source-published macro, regulator and government observations by applicable region. 2 min read Beginner
- 16 Read stock factsheets Stock factsheets present persisted evidence, source links, assumptions, timestamps and bounded explanatory text. 2 min read Beginner
- 17 Track dividends Dividend views retain declaration, ex-date, record date, payment evidence, amount, currency and exact listing. 2 min read Beginner
- 18 Use sector analytics Sector analytics groups exact listings using one canonical exchange-appropriate sector vocabulary and reports unclassified coverage. 2 min read Beginner
- 19 Read the Results dashboard The Results dashboard analyses freshly declared quarterly filings through Results Analysis, Rapid Results, Sector View and All Results. 2 min read Beginner
- 20 Track disclosed investor holdings Superstar Investors lists significant holders parsed from public shareholding filings: investor, company, shares held, percent held, quarter, sector, latest price, portfolio value and bought/sold movement between quarters. 2 min read Beginner
- 21 Screen forensic and distress flags Forensic Risk screens listed companies for financial distress and earnings-quality flags using the Altman Z-double-prime score, Sloan accruals and interest coverage computed from each company's latest filed annual statement, with a picker for supported markets. 2 min read Beginner
- 22 Rank listings in Factor Lab Factor Lab ranks one exchange's listings through transparent factor lenses computed over persisted filings and completed daily prices, with an optional sector filter and a sector-neutral ranking switch. 2 min read Beginner
- 23 Study session gaps Session Gap Research studies adjusted opening gaps, same-session fills and open-to-close behaviour for one exact listing over a selected number of completed sessions and a minimum gap threshold. 2 min read Beginner
- 24 Use the Research Intelligence hub Research Intelligence combines explainable per-instrument scores, the Stock X-Ray panel, X-Factor movement history, official data by region, and portfolio, calendar, IPO, F&O and screener-history workspaces in one hub, with a link into Factor Lab. 2 min read Beginner
- 25 Review company filings pages The company filings page groups an exact listing's corporate filings, financial results, valuation history built from the latest annual balance sheet, relative returns, CAN SLIM checks, dividends and corporate actions in one place. 2 min read Beginner
- 26 Read Machine Learning Insights and Factor Attribution The ML Insights tab on Stock Details (Max plan) presents 20-session benchmark outperformance probabilities, a Why the model says this block with feature tailwinds and headwinds, the volatility-expansion and three-year compounding model heads, macro market regimes, and walk-forward validation diagnostics. 2 min read Beginner
- 27 Download PDF reports Supported research screens show a Download PDF action that posts the exact page context to the central report engine and saves a generated PDF; pages without a registered report type do not show the action. 2 min read Beginner
- 28 Use XMarketRadar Radar Radar is an exchange-scoped research workspace that groups listings by published evidence profiles and shows why each listing matched, did not match, or could not be evaluated. Tracking a listing in My Radar saves a research watch; it does not buy the security or create an order. 4 min read Beginner
- 29 Read Radar Unusual Activity Radar Unusual Activity is a direction-neutral ranking of listings whose frozen feature mix was unusual relative to other listings on the same exchange and completed session. Unusual means statistically different within that cross-section; it does not mean bullish, bearish, popular or influential. 4 min read Advanced
- 30 Use the Economic Calendar The Economic Calendar combines verified exchange closures or special sessions with scheduled economic releases while preserving event type, local date/time, country or exact exchange, source and provider availability. A scheduled release is not the same as an observed value, and an impact label is not a price forecast. 4 min read Beginner
- 31 Read Market Mood Indicators Market Mood is a catalogue of separate persisted positioning, benchmark swing, derivatives-pressure, breadth and participation-diffusion series. The word mood is navigation language; the product does not combine them into one sentiment score, forecast or recommendation. 3 min read Intermediate
- 32 Use the Fundamental Market Monitor The Fundamental Market Monitor compares sectors, personal watchlists or named portfolios using one annual filing metric at a time. Group figures are medians of observed constituent values, not sums, portfolio-weighted returns or recommendations. 3 min read Intermediate
- 33 Find Statistical Peers Statistical Peers ranks exact same-exchange listings by observed daily-return co-movement over overlapping completed sessions. A high correlation says two price series moved together in that window; it does not claim the businesses, valuation or future returns are comparable. 3 min read Intermediate
- 34 Read Beta and the Market Model The Market Model regresses one exact listing's excess daily returns on the configured benchmark's excess returns over a selected historical window. It reports beta, annualized alpha, R-squared, idiosyncratic volatility and total volatility as descriptions of that sample, never expected returns. 3 min read Advanced
- 35 Read Sector and Size Neutral Factors Factor Neutral starts with Factor Lab's raw composite score and removes the part jointly associated with sector membership and log market capitalisation. The residual neutral score is what those controls did not explain; it is not a purer truth, causal alpha or recommendation. 3 min read Advanced
- 36 Test formulas in Alpha Lab Alpha Lab evaluates a formula you type, such as Rsi(14) < 30 and Close > Sma(200), bar by bar over one listing's stored daily price history and shows where its value holds or changes. It is a single-listing expression tester, not a cross-sectional factor ranking. 3 min read Advanced
- 37 Analyse Pairs Trading and Cointegration Pairs Trading Analytics scans listings in one sector on one exchange for pairs whose log prices move together in a stable, mean-reverting relationship, and tracks how far each pair's spread currently sits from its recent average. 3 min read Advanced
- 38 Conduct Corporate Event Studies Corporate event studies measure what one listing's price did after each of its own past events, such as results, dividends, corporate actions, filings and insider disclosures, at fixed horizons of 1, 5 and 20 sessions. 3 min read Intermediate
- 39 Use the Financial Planning and Risk Lab The Financial Planning and Risk Lab projects how an amount, invested as a lump sum or monthly, could grow over a chosen horizon across asset categories, mixes and markets, using deterministic compounding at stated historical category growth rates. 3 min read Intermediate
- 40 Plan Goals with Mutual Funds The mutual fund goal planner works out whether your current corpus and monthly contributions are on track for a dated goal at a return you assume, how large any gap is, and a risk-and-horizon target allocation. 3 min read Beginner
- 41 Track Portfolio Dividend Income Dividend income is a ledger of the dividends you record as received for your portfolios. It totals them by currency and month; it does not import, forecast or calculate dividends for you. 2 min read Beginner
- 42 Search Historical Chart Analogs Chart Analogs finds historical price windows whose shape most closely resembles a listing's most recent window, and shows what happened after each match over a chosen horizon. 2 min read Advanced
- 43 Review Corporate Capital Events Corporate Capital Events lists filed capital-raising and share-capital events — such as qualified institutional placements, preferential allotments, rights issues and US registered offerings — for the selected market. 2 min read Intermediate
- 44 Inspect Public-Official Transaction Disclosures Public-Official Transactions lists the delayed, legally required transaction disclosures filed by US elected officials and executive-branch officials. 2 min read Intermediate
- 45 Navigate the Research Document Vault The Research Document Vault stores PDFs you upload — annual reports, offer documents, research notes — and extracts their text into page-numbered passages you can search and ask cited questions about. 2 min read Intermediate
- 46 Build reports in XMarket Studio XMarket Studio is a report editor: you build multi-page reports on a 12-column canvas from KPI, chart, scatter, table and text visuals fed by screener rules, then print or save them as PDF from the browser. 3 min read Intermediate
- 47 Apply Multi-Factor Value Investing Lenses Value investing lenses open Factor Lab with three factors — valuation, quality and profitability — so listings can be ranked on cheapness, balance-sheet quality and returns on capital together. 2 min read Intermediate
- 48 Read the Radar ML shortlist The ML shortlist lists active equities on an exchange with a stored model probability that the stock's 20-session return will exceed the exchange benchmark's return over the same window. It is a persisted, validated classification estimate, not an expected return or a trading instruction. 4 min read Advanced
- 49 Read the macro charts Macro charts plot official economic series: inflation against the policy rate by country, the US unemployment rate, unemployment around the world, the monthly change in US nonfarm payrolls and inflation around the world. 3 min read Beginner
- 50 Browse the market datasets The Data pages are a catalogue of stored market and reference datasets grouped by scope: NSE, BSE, US, International and Global. Each dataset page shows its rows with filters, a freshness stamp and notes about its limits. 3 min read Intermediate
- 51 Read the News hub The News hub collects market headlines into fixed sections — India markets, Brokerage buzz, Markets and economy, International business, US stocks, Press releases, Forex and Crypto — with each headline linking to the publisher's own article. 3 min read Beginner
- 52 Read Why it moved Why it moved lists a listing's notable price sessions and its most recent significant fall, and places each next to the stored evidence dated to that session or the day before: results, dividends, corporate actions, filings, insider disclosures and news. 3 min read Advanced
- 53 Read the SWOT tab The SWOT tab sorts a listing's stored evidence into strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats using fixed, named rules. Each item says which rule fired and on what value; nothing is written by AI. 3 min read Intermediate
- 54 Read the X-Radar Scorecard The X-Radar Scorecard rates a listing on five pillars — Durability, Valuation, Growth, Momentum and Financial Health — from fixed thresholds on stored metrics, and averages them into an overall score out of 100. 3 min read Intermediate
- 55 Use the Returns Tracker The Returns Tracker shows a listing's price returns three ways: a rolling return line, trailing returns from one week to five years, and calendar-year returns. 3 min read Intermediate
- 56 Read US analyst ratings US analyst ratings show the published consensus, price targets and latest rating changes for NASDAQ and NYSE listings, plus an Analyst grade actions widget on US dashboards. They are third-party analyst outputs, not XMarketRadar recommendations. 3 min read Beginner
- 57 Use the Portfolio Action Center The Portfolio Action Center is a private, read-only workspace for one portfolio. It shows concentration (bias), target allocation and drift, current-position P&L attribution, a what-if stress scenario, a historical Scenario Explorer and a historical allocation lab. It never places orders. 4 min read Intermediate
- 58 Use the Portfolio Calendar The Portfolio Calendar is a private timeline of dated events for the holdings in one portfolio: results filed, dividend ex-dates, splits and bonuses, buybacks, insider activity, other corporate filings, IPO opening and listing dates, your own thesis review dates and fixed-deposit interest and maturity dates. It also forecasts dividend income from declared dividends and sets up the daily holding digest. 3 min read Beginner