Everything Fin Cascade shows you, and what is free
Start from the news or start from a company. Most of it is free on the web and in the app, with no sign-up on the web. Pro adds the deeper reads, in the app.
What you get
Each feature, what it shows, and which parts are free or Pro.
Market and company events
News that moves Indian markets and the filings companies make to the exchanges, each read and linked to the sectors and companies it reaches. Every link says why it exists: a raw material the company buys, a product it sells, a customer, a competitor.
Quarterly results, profit and loss, balance sheet, cash flow, ratios and shareholding, each marked with the period it covers. A price chart from one month to the full history, with the company’s own P/E over time, and Renko bricks that show the trend without the daily noise.
Free
Results, statements, ratios and shareholding
Price, P/E and Renko charts
Corporate actions and documents
PRO
Open interest: how futures and options traders are positioned on the stock
The business score puts how strong a business is into one number, built from five parts. The profit check runs a set of accounting checks on the reported numbers and shows how many the company clears. Both describe the company; neither is a rating of the stock.
Free
The score and its five parts
How many checks the company clears
PRO
How each part of the score was built, with the numbers behind it
Exactly which checks were flagged, and why they matter
The questions investors ask about a company, answered from its own numbers in plain language: is it growing, is the profit backed by cash, how much does it owe.
Who a company buys from, who it sells to, who it competes with and which commodities it depends on. Each sector also gets its own figures: a bank’s NPAs and CASA ratio, an IT company’s attrition, cement’s EBITDA per tonne.
Market mood, index moves and the NIFTY chart, sectors and industries, commodity prices and the sectors each one moves, how F&O traders are positioned, big bulk and block trades, and this week’s corporate actions. All from the last market close.
Who reports results this week and how each result read against the last one. For every IPO, the price band, subscription, financials and red flags; and every buyback.
Filter every listed company by size, valuation, growth, profitability, debt, ownership and more. A query copied from another screener works too, and ready-made screens get you started.
No feature tells you to buy, sell or hold anything, and none gives a target price. Every number shows the period it covers, and prices are from the last market close. How each number is made is written down in our methodology.