Signals
Told when something measurable happens. Never told what to do about it.
Summary
GrowIQ Signals are rule-based alerts on objectively verifiable market events: a metric crossing a threshold you set, a 52-week high or low, or an unusual volume change. They contain no entry levels, price targets or stop losses, and are not buy or sell recommendations. Each alert type is listed with the data it requires, and none fires against an estimated figure.
What a GrowIQ signal is — and isn't
What you get
“[SYMBOL] traded volume is 2.4× its 60-session average.”
A verifiable fact, computed from the exchange’s own file. You decide what, if anything, it means.
What you will never get
“Buy [SYMBOL] at 168, target 195, SL 155.”
That is a research recommendation and requires SEBI RA registration.
Alert types
Each one states what it measures and what it is waiting on. An alert whose input is not in the platform does not fire on a stand-in figure — it does not fire.
Delivery share of traded volume
Data in placeThe proportion of a session's volume that settled as delivery rather than being squared off intraday. Published in the bhavcopy and checkable against it.
Position in the 52-week range
221 more sessionsWhere the closing price sits between the lowest and highest close of the last 52 weeks. It states where the price is, and carries no information about where it goes next.
Sessions are imported after each trading day; this begins on its own.
New 52-week high or low
221 more sessionsA close above every close of the preceding 52 weeks, or below every one of them.
Sessions are imported after each trading day; this begins on its own.
Volume against its own average
31 more sessionsTraded volume for a session as a multiple of that instrument's own 60-session average. Elevated volume often accompanies news-driven repricing.
Sessions are imported after each trading day; this begins on its own.
Earnings and book multiples
No source yetPrice against trailing twelve-month earnings, and against book value per share.
Needs Company financial statements. The company's own quarterly results filed with the exchanges, or its annual report.
Debt against equity
No source yetTotal borrowings measured against shareholders' equity on the latest balance sheet.
Needs Company financial statements. The audited balance sheet in the company's annual report.
Return on equity and on capital employed
No source yetNet profit as a share of shareholders' equity, and operating profit against total capital employed.
Needs Company financial statements. The company's annual report, or the exchange filing of its results.
Promoter holding and pledged shares
No source yetThe share of equity held by the promoter group, and how much of that holding is pledged as collateral.
Needs Quarterly shareholding pattern filings. The shareholding pattern published on NSE and BSE each quarter under LODR Regulation 31.
Dividend yield
No source yetTrailing twelve-month dividends declared, against the current close.
Needs Corporate action history. The corporate actions section of the NSE or BSE website.
Where the alerts stand. 29 trading sessions of NSE closing prices are stored. 1 of these alert types have what they need, 3 are waiting on a longer run of sessions, and 5 are waiting on filings this platform does not import.
GrowIQ Capital provides financial data analytics, market information and educational content. We are not a SEBI-registered Investment Adviser or Research Analyst. Nothing on this platform constitutes investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. An event occurring is not a reason to transact, and no signal on this platform should be read as one.
Frequently asked questions
Are GrowIQ Signals buy or sell calls?
No. Signals are notifications that an objectively verifiable event has occurred — a metric crossing a threshold you set, a 52-week extreme, or a volume change. They contain no entry price, target, stop loss, or recommended action, because issuing those requires SEBI Research Analyst registration.
How is this different from a tips service?
A tips service tells you what to trade. This tells you that something measurable happened, and leaves the decision entirely with you. If a signal cannot be stated as a verifiable fact about published data, it does not get sent.
Why are no signals firing yet?
Because a signal is only verifiable if its input is real. Alerts that depend on closing prices need a run of imported trading sessions and begin on their own once enough have accumulated. Alerts that depend on company financials or shareholding filings need a data source GrowIQ Capital does not currently hold. Nothing fires against an estimated or illustrative figure.