Trackcat

QIPs are fund-raises sold only to institutional buyers (mutual funds, FIIs, insurers). In-Principle = approved & upcoming; Listing Stage = completed, with the final issue price institutions actually paid — a useful reference level for the stock. Click any row for full details — floor price, discount, bid window, approvals and more.

Rights issues let existing shareholders buy new shares at a set price, in proportion to their holding (the ratio). In-Principle = approved & upcoming; Listing Stage = completed. Click any row for full details — record date, issue window, entitlement trading dates and more.

Bulk deals are trades where a single client buys or sells more than 0.5% of a company's listed shares in one day — the exchange publishes the client's name the same evening. Block deals are single negotiated trades of at least ₹10 crore executed in the exchange's block window, so they show big institutional entries and exits in one line. Each row is one client's net position for that day, so the same scrip can appear with both a buyer and a seller. Prices are the weighted-average traded price NSE reports.

How signals work

These are mechanically generated flags based on public filings only — not investment advice, and not a SEBI Research Analyst recommendation. Each card states the exact rule that triggered it so you can judge it yourself. Signals refresh whenever the underlying data refreshes (Mon–Fri, ~7 PM IST).