The newest market session in Patearn's nightly price tape. Computed after the close, from the day's official exchange data. A panel whose data is older shows its own date.
Same deduplicated seven-day record as the homepage. Search covers every headline, source and verified company tag. Collected time is ingestion, not publication.
SourceWhich archive the fundamentals on THIS row came from: Filings = NSE/BSE XBRL for every quarter used · Legacy = the frozen Screener.in archive, the one known non-primary source in the system · Mixed = both, across the quarters backing the row. Judged over the periods the row actually uses (the trailing eight quarters), never the symbol's whole history — a 2026 figure is not "legacy" because a 2003 filing behind it was scraped. Legacy and Mixed are provisional: that path is read, never extended, and is migrating to exchange filings. Measured 2026-08-17: filings cover 64% of symbols but only 7% of rows, because the legacy archive is deep in history while XBRL is broad and recent.
DVPT is delivery value in rupees divided by the day's total trade count.
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Delivery value uses delivered shares × that day's close. The trade count includes all trades, not delivery-only trades. DVPT is not delivery percentage and does not identify institutions or buying versus selling.
The cards up top are the whole market at a glance — scroll for your watchlist, flows, calendars and news.
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Every number shows its source and links to the evidence; click a Market-pulse tile for its 30-session trend, open a drawer to go deeper, or type a stock, sector or signal above. Nothing here is advice.
Every number names the table it came from, and the whole record is public — including what failed.
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Coverage and freshness live on the Proof page; the falsification record lists every strategy with its net result against the index; and you can replay any past date to check we are not using information we could not have had.
Two answers, because they are two questions. As FUNDABLE STRATEGIES: mostly no, and we publish it — most books lost to simply owning the index once realistic costs are paid. As INSTRUMENTS: the scanners hold up, and several are recorded as validated screens whose tradeable wrapper is what failed.
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The validation record shows each strategy's net return/vol against the Nifty-500 buy-and-hold benchmark, plus the approaches recorded dead in the ledger — a screen that surfaces the right names and a book that survives costs are different claims, and we grade them separately. Descriptive lenses stay descriptive; they never rank a stock for you. We surface the candidates and help you read them — we do not choose for you, and Patearn is not a registered investment adviser, so nothing here is a recommendation.
Ask me any metric by name — I read the same dictionary the ? popovers use.
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Type a term like delivery, breadth or relative strength and I will define it in plain English. The full dictionary is on the Glossary page, grouped by family.