Trend
Checks whether price is above short moving averages and recent momentum.
EOD stock learning MVP
Indian Stock Radar for beginners, not a trading tip machine.
Study Indian stocks using sample EOD-style scores, trend strength, valuation checks, risk flags and plain-English learning notes. Built to work without expensive real-time APIs.
Educational only: This page does not provide investment advice, buy/sell recommendations or guaranteed returns. Replace the sample dataset with authorised data before public launch.
Built for EC2 free tier
Static + optional API
Data model
EOD first
Output
Study signals
Avoids
Advisory risk
Daily Market Radar
Find what is worth studying
This MVP uses a local JSON snapshot. Later, replace it with one authorised EOD data source or broker API.
Full radar table
Sort logic is currently based on the platform's educational scoring model.
| Stock | Sector | Price | Change | Score | Signal | Watchlist |
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How it teaches
The product should explain the reason behind every score.
Momentum
Combines RSI, recent price move and volume participation.
Valuation
Uses PE as a simple first filter. This should later become sector-adjusted.
Quality
Uses ROE and debt level as beginner-friendly quality checks.
Risk
Flags volatility, debt and sharp price moves so users do not chase blindly.
Next backend step
Use the optional FastAPI backend for secure Discord logging.
Do not put Discord webhook URLs inside frontend JavaScript. The included backend reads webhook URLs from environment variables, stores logs in SQLite, and forwards only important events to the correct Discord channel.
Beginner summary
Indian Stock Radar for beginners, not a trading tip machine. explained simply
This page explains Indian Stock Radar for beginners, not a trading tip machine. under Indian finance. It tells what the idea means, who controls it, what a user should check, and why it can affect real life money decisions.
Check the source
Look for the rule, rate, date, financial year and whether the number is an estimate or actual data.
Know who controls it
The controller may be RBI, Centre, State, GST Council, tax department, banks or local bodies.
Understand the impact
The topic may affect prices, tax, loans, public services, business cost or family budget.
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