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Research Learning Centre

Understand how JaySense researches NSE stocks — from how scores are computed to what each signal means and how to use the platform responsibly.

Fundamentals
What is the JayScore?
How the composite research score is calculated, what the number means, and how to interpret it for any NSE stock.
Signals
Reading Research Signals
What Positive, Watch, and Cautionary signals mean — and why JaySense uses signal labels instead of buy or sell recommendations.
Methodology
Score Dimensions Explained
A deep dive into all 9 scoring dimensions — Trend, Momentum, Volume, Valuation, Growth, Sector, Risk, Institutional, and Fundamentals.
Concepts
What is a Research Candidate?
What it means when JaySense labels a stock as a Research Candidate — and what it does not mean under SEBI guidelines.
Patterns
Understanding Swing Setups
Chart formations and breakout stages that JaySense looks for — and why these patterns matter in short-to-medium term research.
Institutional
How FII / DII Data Works
What Foreign Institutional and Domestic Institutional Investor flow data is, where JaySense sources it, and how it feeds into scores.
Features
Research of the Hour
How the hourly pattern feature works — historical intraday behaviour for Nifty 50 stocks, what the table columns mean, and its limitations.
SEBI & Data
SEBI Disclaimer & Data Sources
Full regulatory disclaimer, data source transparency, limitations of the platform, and how to interpret research output responsibly.
JaySense is a research tool, not investment advice
JaySense is not registered with SEBI as an Investment Adviser. Scores, signals, and research output are quantitative indicators only. All investment decisions involve risk and must be made by the investor. Full disclaimer →