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November 2026

Track Stock Returns Directly from the Price Chart

Open TCS → Chart → 5Yr on desktop. Hover over a past date to see “From here”: the price change from that date to the latest plotted price. Drag across two dates to compare a specific period, with CAGR for ranges of a year or more.

For example, TCS's chart shows an 11.0% price gain (4.5% CAGR) from 21 October 2022 to 28 February 2025. Try different starting dates to see how the research period changes the result.

TCS: Hover over a past date to see the price change from there.

TCS Price Chart


Analyse Changes in Revenue and Expenses

Open Asian Paints → Profit & Loss. Expand Sales to see Sales growth beside each year, then Expenses to compare Material Cost %, Employee Cost % and Other Expenses % as shares of sales.

Expand Material Cost % further for Raw Materials %, Traded Goods % and Change in Inventory %. Sign in to expand Other Expenses % into its biggest reported costs, such as Advertisement % and Distribution %.

For example, Asian Paints' consolidated Material Cost % fell from 51.02% in March 2025 to 49.87% in March 2026, while Employee Cost % rose from 7.69% to 7.90%. Use the breakdown to investigate what changed—not just whether the operating margin improved.

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October 2026

Compare your saved forecasts

Compare your saved forecasts in one place on Saved forecasts.

You can sort them by Absolute return or Price CAGR to revisit the scenarios with the highest projected returns. Compare the target year, implied price and your saved sales, margin and P/E assumptions alongside them.

Returns use today’s price; other values are from your last save. These are your assumption-based scenarios - not company guidance or guaranteed returns.

Forecasts Page

Reuse your research questions in Screener AI

Ask the same question across companies without typing it again. Open a company’s AI → Add a custom prompt, enter your question and save it. Your prompts appear for every company.

For example, start with TCS: “Compare operating cash flow with operating profit over the last three years. What explains the gaps?” Save it as Cash conversion, then reuse it when researching Infosys.

Check the underlying reports before concluding.


Custom Prompt

Custom Prompt

Listen to live concalls on Screener

Follow earnings calls without dialling in. In your watchlist feed’s Upcoming section, click Live when it appears beside a company to listen directly on Screener.

Live Concall




Enhanced Index Search

We have improved the Navigation for the indices.

Try searching for Nifty 50:
The main index now surfaces at the top, above variants like Nifty 50 PERA and Nifty 50 BVRA allowing you to view and research the primary index immediately without sorting through alternative structures.
Index Search

CFO to EBITDA ratio


We added CFO to EBITDA last year to your screens to compare operating cash flow before tax with operating profit, expressed as a percentage.

Try:
CFO to EBITDA last year > 100 AND
Market Capitalization > 10000

You can also open its Cash Flows section and review CFO/EBITDA across years to see whether cash conversion is consistent, rather than relying on one year.
CFO/EBITDA

September 2026

Test your assumptions with My Forecasts

Open a company’s Profit & Loss → My Forecasts to explore how your assumptions translate into earnings and valuation.

For example, explore TCS in FY2028 with 8% annual sales growth, 27% OPM, and a 14× exit P/E. These are illustrative inputs—not company guidance.

Forecasts are scenarios, not guaranteed outcomes.

TCS Forecast