Sector Alpha
One F**king awesome stock outperforming NIFTY 500 everyday
Why it is outperforming.
Not SEBI Registered !! Not Investment advice !!
Sector Alpha is one person's project. It is built and run by @Mooon_shot — not a firm, not a fund, not a subscription business. Everything it works out about Indian companies is published here for free, in full, for anyone to read.
Reading Indian company filings properly takes more hours than any one person has. So the work is done by software: it pulls the filings, the quarterly numbers, the prices and the earnings-call transcripts, then writes the pages you read straight from that data. The person behind it builds and tests that machine rather than hand-writing opinions about individual stocks.
The point of doing it that way is consistency. The same rules get applied to the two-thousandth company as to the first. There are no favourite stocks, no paid coverage, and nobody to be talked round.
No paywall, no login, nothing held back. Whatever the project measures about a sector or a company, it publishes on the page for that sector or company. If a number is used to reach a conclusion here, you can see the number.
Machines can read it too. Next to almost every page sits a plain-text twin at /llms.txt — the same page with the styling stripped out, so an AI assistant reads exactly the numbers you do. The site-wide one is at /llms.txt; a page's own twin is just its address with /llms.txt on the end.
Every listed Indian industry gets its own page — who is in it, how many of its companies are ahead of the index, whether their profits are growing, and how that has changed week by week. Start at the India board and open any row.
Open the India board →SEPS is the one ranking the whole site uses, and it stands for four things read in order: Stage — how far along a move the industry is; Earnings — whether its companies' own filed profits agree with that move; Participation — how many of its companies are actually taking part rather than one big name carrying the rest; and Strength — how far ahead of the index it has been. An industry only ranks near the top when all four line up, which is why a hot price with shrinking participation sits below a quieter one with widening participation.
See SEPS on a chart →Twenty quarters of Indian industries as moving bubbles. Drag the clock and watch which industries actually had their companies taking part — profits growing, prices ahead of the index — and when each one got there. Click any bubble for its whole journey and the list of companies inside it.
Play the clock →The other side of the same data: companies the market has stopped paying attention to, sorted by how their own numbers are trending. It is a place to start reading, not a list of calls.
Open the deep-value board →A page per company that reads like a story rather than a spreadsheet: what the business does, what the last few quarters actually show, what management promised on the earnings call, and whether they went on to deliver it. New ones go up most days. Open any industry on the India board, then click a company inside it.
Find a company →Want the detail on where each number comes from and how often it refreshes? How we research spells it out.
One F**king awesome stock outperforming NIFTY 500 everyday
Why it is outperforming.
Same rule on all three: one company a day that is beating the NIFTY 500, and the reason the numbers give for it. Nothing to buy, nothing to sign up for.
Not SEBI Registered !! Not Investment advice !!
Sector Alpha is not registered with SEBI as an investment adviser or as a research analyst. It gives no buy, sell or hold advice, no price expectations, and no guidance on what to hold. Everything here is educational research: a structured reading of public data, published so you can form your own view.
Markets can lose you money. Do your own research before acting on anything, and where it matters, talk to a SEBI-registered investment adviser.