Stox is a free research tool for Indian stocks on the NSE (National Stock Exchange of India): read company results, screen stocks and track your own holdings. It also shows each company’s price chart and shareholding. It is for learning and research only — not investment advice.
Quarterly and annual results, the shareholding pattern (how much promoters, institutions and the public own), a price-and-volume chart, how the share price actually moved in the 90 days after the latest results, and an automatically produced 90-day model estimate with a low–high range and the model’s past accuracy. The estimate is for information only, often wrong, and not a recommendation.
Search symbol... › pick a company
Companies that have just reported, with their quarterly and annual numbers side by side and the price move since the result. Switch between CARD and TABLE view.
Results
Tap 🔍 Filter / Sort, set a Min and/or Max for price, market cap or any results column, choose how to sort, then tap Apply. Clear Filters shows every stock again. Tap a symbol to open that company.
Screener
Add the stocks you own with your buy price and quantity, or import a CSV file. Stox then shows Total invested, Current value and Total P&L (profit and loss) from the latest prices.
My Portfolio › ✏️ Edit / Import Portfolio (after sign-in)
Yes. The Pricing page shows a single free tier that includes everything.
No. It shows published numbers, past price moves and an automatically produced 90-day model estimate — no tips or buy/sell/hold calls. The estimate is a statistical figure for information and education only, not a price target or a recommendation, and it is often wrong: each card shows how often past estimates were right. It is not investment advice; do your own research and speak to a SEBI-registered adviser before you invest. Past performance does not indicate future results.
Indian stocks listed on the NSE, with prices in Indian rupees (₹) and market cap in ₹ crore (1 crore = 10 million). If a company does not appear in Search symbol..., it is not covered.
How much the share price actually changed in the 90 days after the company’s latest results. While those 90 days are still running it shows the change so far. That figure is history. The separate 90-day model estimate is the model’s statistical guess for the next 90 days, shown with a low–high range, the implied price and its as-of date. Past estimates landed inside their range only about half the time and called the direction right well under half the time (the exact figures are on each card), so treat it as information, not a target.
Yes. In ✏️ Edit / Import Portfolio, import a CSV file with the columns SYMBOL, QTY and PRICE — a Kite (Zerodha) holdings export works. It replaces your current portfolio after you confirm, then tap 💾 Save Portfolio.
Results and prices are updated regularly. NSE trades Monday to Friday, 09:15–15:30 India time, so prices do not move outside those hours.
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