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What this page is
One stock, the whole valuation desk: the RIGHT model for its sector (banks on P/B vs ROE, cyclicals on mid-cycle EV/EBITDA, platforms on growth-justified EV/Sales, the rest on DCF + PEG), quality scores, every classic method on one table, a bull/base/bear range, auto-ranked signals and the 5 Circles Analyst report.
How to use it
- 1Type an NSE code (RELIANCE, HDFCBANK…) or even the company name and press ANALYZE — the page fills in from Screener.in + Yahoo Finance (first pull 10–30 s, then cached an hour).
- 2Read top-down: quote strip → the verdict banner (and its vote chips) → 5 Circles Analyst → The Five Things → charts → the model / quality / valuation cards.
- 3Guidance Tracker: click a concall transcript to pull out management's guidance sentences and save them in this browser; next quarter compare with the delivered YoY numbers.
- 4Click any peer in the Peer Comparison table to run its full analysis; the app switches language and theme instantly.
How to read it
- Verdict = a weighted vote of five lenses (sector model ×3, own 10-yr P/E band ×2, peer P/E ×2, reverse DCF ×2, Graham ×1). Green = cheap, red = expensive, blue = nuanced (turnaround / expensive-but-quality), grey = fair.
- Value-trap flag = looks cheap but F-Score ≤ 3, Z-Score < 1.8 or cash conversion < 0.5. Turnaround = profits reversing with a strong F-Score at a cheap price. Both are prompts to read the concall, not conclusions.
- Potential range: Bear = strictest method, Bull = most generous, Base = median. Where the price sits in that range IS the risk-reward. The 10-yr P/E band is an estimate (monthly closes ÷ interpolated annual EPS).
- The 5 Circles Analyst card is the research desk's written view (stars, call, green/red flags, macro, monitorables, a plain-language summary). If it is not ready, generate it or request it from the desk — then REFRESH.
💡 Pro tip:The Five Things is the quarter's cheat-sheet: sales acceleration, margin trajectory and an NP-vs-OP divergence catch one-time items and base effects that a plain P/E screen never shows. Read those three before any valuation number.