Screen

Pick a scope (an index, your watchlist, everything liquid, or a theme), then a view — a named set of columns for one question. Add or drop whole column families, sort on any column, and narrow with the filter box. Nothing is hidden behind a plan: every column, filter and export is free.

Numeric cuts. Any number column can also be cut to a threshold, straight from the address bar: ?f=su1:gte:3 keeps only rows whose Surge 1m is 3 or more, and ?f=su1:gte:3,dlv:gte:60 asks for both at once (gte = at least, lte = at most; up to six cuts). Each active cut appears as a chip you can click to remove. A name whose value for that column is unknown is left OUT — a cut lists the names that met it, never the names nobody measured.

The Confluence column counts how many independent pillars line up on a name today (delivery positioning · accumulation · relative strength · structure · credibility · geometry). It is a way to sort a shortlist, not a score to act on — the pillars were built and tested separately, and several of them are explicitly descriptive-only.

The address bar is the saved screen. Every choice you make is in the URL, so you can bookmark it, share it, or paste it to a colleague and they see exactly your screen. The CSV button downloads that same screen — same scope, same filter, same sort, same columns.

Only liquid names are shown: a stock must trade at or above the 30th percentile of the day's exchange turnover. That floor re-derives from the data every day rather than sitting at a fixed rupee number. How many names it removed is printed beside the count above — and if the floor could not be derived on this host, that line says the fence is not in force rather than repeating this paragraph.