Hi Tarun,
I spent most of 2016 working on InvestR. Now I update the qtrly result and add features as and when required. I am happy that you liked my work.
As I had developed the tool for my personal use, here are some tips on how you can use InvestR:
Best way to start with InvestR is to read the About and Help pages and the various tool-tips that I have put on the page (tool-tips can be disabled in the settings page once you are familiar
with the site).
InvestR is highly customizable. Both weights and tolerances can be changed to your specific needs but if you don’t have time to do the customization then you can use the Optimized score and default tolerances.
Then you can try the various search tags. Search tags can be combined!
For example:
/largecap /tlgrowth /margin /price /consistent
will show large cap companies with YoY qtrly topline growth greater than 10% AND profit margin greater than 10%, AND with consistent growth AND whose price is less than their 30 day moving.
/peconsistent /pelow /consistent
will show companies whose PE range is small and whose current PE is less than the lower band PE and with consistent result.
If you don’t want to spend time in combining multiple search tags then you can just go to the Gems tab and buy the stocks listed there.
When I say buy, I mean you have to slowly accumulate them. I.e. If you want to put 25,000 rs in one company then you should buy 5000 rs of stocks at one time and buy them spread over multiple days or after every 3%-5% fall in price. Please note that stocks listed in the Gems tab can stay where they are or fall over a period of 2-3 months. So one needs to be patient. Considering InvestR is fundamental analysis tool investments made with InvestR’s help should be held for 9 to 12 months (unless the score falls drastically … i.e. goes below 20 or if the valuations become very expensive because of rapid price rise).
NOTE: Sometimes a company can appear in the Gems tab because of a recent company specific negative event. In such cases exercise caution. In any case please do your due diligence before making any investment.