What we do
StoxPulse tracks the National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India in near real time and turns raw market data into something you can actually use. In one workspace you get live top gainers and losers, most active stocks, 52-week highs and lows, a powerful stock screener, the IPO calendar, quarterly results, dividends, corporate announcements, option chains, and daily gold and silver rates.
Every stock also has a dedicated page with fundamentals (P/E, ROE, ROCE, market cap, book value), performance versus the Nifty, moving averages, annual financials, peer comparison, dividend history and recent bulk & block deals.
Who it's for
Retail investors, swing and positional traders, students of the market, and anyone who wants a fast, well-organized read on Indian equities without paying for a heavy terminal. StoxPulse is a discovery and research tool — not a brokerage, and not a provider of buy/sell tips.
Where our data comes from
We aggregate from established public market-data sources, including the NSE feeds, Yahoo Finance for quotes and historical prices, and niftytrader.in for per-stock fundamentals and technicals. IPO data is compiled from Chittorgarh and InvestorGain. For exactly how each number is sourced, cached and refreshed, see our methodology.
Our principles
- Clarity over noise — clean tables, honest numbers, no clickbait.
- Transparency — we tell you where data comes from and how fresh it is.
- Not advice — we give you the data; the decisions are yours. Please read our disclaimer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is StoxPulse?
StoxPulse is a market‑intelligence workspace for Indian equities providing live NSE movers, IPO calendar, stock screener, results, dividends, option chains and more.
Is StoxPulse free to use?
Yes, StoxPulse offers free access to its core features; premium data or advanced tools may have subscription plans.
Where does StoxPulse get its data?
We aggregate data from public sources such as NSE feeds, Yahoo Finance, niftytrader.in, Chittorgarh and InvestorGain.
Get in touch
Questions, corrections or feedback? We'd love to hear from you — visit the contact page.