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What you can do on EquityTale

One page, in simple words: every part of the site, what it does, and an example for each.

Company pages

Search any company with full financial data and see the whole business on one page: what it earns, whether that’s getting better, how much debt it carries, who owns it, and whether the price already includes the good news. Further down the same page: results quarter by quarter, ten years of history, who’s buying or selling shares, who controls the company, and the annual report itself.

Example: search Reliance and the page opens with its Health Score, ten years of revenue and profit, who its biggest shareholders are, and any insider trades filed in the last few weeks — all on the one page, in simple English.

The Health Score

A score from 0 to 100 that looks at six things about a company — profit, balance sheet, cash, growth, valuation and governance — and compares them with similar companies. If there isn’t enough data to check most of these, the company gets no score at all, instead of a misleading one.

Example: a bank with strong profit and cash quality but too few reported years to judge growth shows a score built from the measures it could read — and says plainly which ones it couldn’t.

Story ⇄ Quant

Every company page can be read two ways. Story explains it in plain sentences — “profit grew 18% and margins held steady.” Quant shows the same thing as raw numbers and ratios. It’s the same numbers either way; the toggle only changes how they’re shown, and you can switch any time.

Example: switch from Story to Quant while reading and that part of the page changes right there — nothing reloads, and the numbers stay exactly the same.

IPO tracker

Every open, recent and upcoming issue, covered from its draft offer document onward — before it even opens for subscription, not just after it lists.

Example: how many people applied and in which category, how much the big early investors got, when they’re allowed to sell, and how the stock has done since it listed.

Screener

Filter thousands of companies at once on profit, growth, debt, ownership or valuation, instead of opening one page at a time to check.

Example: every company with ROE above 20% and debt-to-equity under 0.5 — a few filters instead of thousands of individual checks.

Pre-market reports

A simple-English brief on what moved overnight — Indian markets, global markets and commodities — published before the day’s trading starts, explaining why something moved and not just by how much.

Example: “the Nifty fell 0.5% after a rate-setting committee’s comments” — the cause named, not just the number.

Calculators

Twelve free calculators. Each one shows its result three ways — the raw number, after tax, and after inflation — because what a calculator shows you is rarely what actually lands in your account.

Example: a calculator that only shows 12% growth makes it look like 12% in your pocket. Ours also shows what’s left after tax, and what that’s really worth once inflation is counted — three numbers, not one.

Glossary

Simple-English definitions for the terms used across the site — P/E, ROE, promoter pledge, and everything else — explained without leaning on other jargon to do it.

Example: land on a company page, not sure what “promoter pledge” means, and the glossary entry explains it in one paragraph — no circular reference to another term you also don’t know.

Methodology

The full story of how every number, ratio and score on the site is worked out — for anyone who wants to check the working instead of just trusting it, including where we know it can go wrong.

Example: want to know exactly how the Health Score is worked out, or where we sometimes get a number wrong when reading a report? It’s written out in full, not shortened.

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