How to Use PositoAI
A step-by-step guide to researching stocks with PositoAI. Free, no sign-up.
One question per tool
Each part of PositoAI answers one simple question. Start with the question you have.
Finding companies
- Explore
- What should I look at?
- Screen
- Which companies match my criteria?
- Rank
- Where does a company stand?
Inside a company page
- Overview
- What is this company like today?
- Go Deep
- What do the financials show?
- Penta
- How does it look across five pillars: price, earnings, momentum, durability and stability?
- Pattern
- Who owns the company, and how has that changed?
- Funda
- What do its key figures mean, compared with similar companies?
- News
- What is being reported about it?
- Histo
- How has its rank changed over time?
- For this company
- A shareable snapshot (PosiShot) and QR code
Market activity
- Flows
- Who was buying or selling in bulk?
- Actions
- Which corporate events are coming up or happened?
- PosiRed
- Which serious events (regulatory actions, bankruptcy, delisting) are on record? These are red flags.
- PosiYellow
- Which companies show stress signals right now? These are yellow flags.
Getting started
Search for a company
Type a company name or ticker in the search box at the top of any page and press Check. Pick the right company if several share a similar name.
Read the company page
You'll see the company's Positivity Index rank and Positivity Score, calculated by a highly complex proprietary algorithm using a large number of parameters, along with key data, any red flags (PosiRed) and yellow flags (PosiYellow), and a short AI summary of recent news and regulatory information.
Check the rank in context
Tap Rank to see where the company stands among all tracked companies in its country, or open Rank from the menu.
Finding companies
Start with ready-made lists
Open Explore for lists such as low P/E, low P/B, low debt, high ROE, dividend yield and recently flagged companies. No setup needed.
Build your own filter
On Screen, combine conditions such as P/E below 20 and debt-to-equity below 0.5. Save up to 10 screens on your device to reuse later.
Browse by one metric
Screeners list companies by a single measure, each with a plain-language explanation of what it means.
Compare companies of similar size
Rankings group companies into PositoAI's market-cap tiers, from Nano to Tito Cap, and rank each tier separately.
Studying a company
Go Deep into the financials
On a company page, tap Go Deep for score and ratio trends, quarterly results, annual profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow.
Check red and yellow flags
Red flags (PosiRed) show serious events such as regulatory actions across 7 major markets, bankruptcy and delisting. Yellow flags (PosiYellow) show stress signals such as a promoter share pledge. Each company's flag history (linked from its Overview) lists both. See PosiFlag below.
See PosiPenta and the shareholding pattern
The Penta tab shows PosiPenta: five pillars (Price, Earnings, Nitro, Torque and Anchor) combined into one score from 0 to 100, updated every week. The Pattern tab shows how promoter and public holding changed over the last 8 quarters. See how every company compares on the Penta Grid.
Understand the numbers with PosiFunda
PosiFunda, on the Funda tab, explains each key figure for that company, such as P/E, debt, growth and dividends, compared with similar companies. The Fundamentals card on the Overview also shows Owes vs Owns: how much the company owes for every ₹1 it owns.
Compare side by side
Use Compare to put two companies next to each other.
PositoAI is for research and education only. It is not investment advice. Please consult a SEBI-registered adviser before investing.
PosiFlag: red flags and yellow flags
PosiFlag is PositoAI's warning system. It has two levels: PosiRed for red flags and PosiYellow for yellow flags.
PosiRed (red flags): serious events
A red flag records a serious event: an order or action by a market regulator, a bankruptcy or insolvency filing, or a delisting. Each one shows a severity from 1 to 10. Browse all of them on PosiRed · Red Flags.
PosiYellow (yellow flags): stress signals
A yellow flag is a warning sign, not a legal finding: a promoter share pledge in India (1 to 10 points by how much of the promoter holding is pledged), and for US companies an insider share pledge, a late filing, an auditor change, a write-down, a restatement or a debt event. A pending merger or a demerger is also shown as a yellow flag. Browse them on PosiYellow · Yellow Flags.
How flags affect the Positivity Score
Active red and yellow flags lower a company's Positivity Score. The exact amounts are part of PositoAI's proprietary method and are not published.
When a flag goes away
A flag stops counting once it is resolved: for example, when an order is closed, a pledge is released or a merger is completed. Resolved flags stay in the company's flag history for reference.
A flag is a reason to look closer, not a verdict on a company. See the PosiFlag overview.
Following the market
See the index companies
Senty lists the Sensex and Nifty 50 companies, ranked by Positivity Score.
Track big deals
Flows shows bulk and block deals on NSE and BSE, including FII and DII activity.
Watch corporate actions
Actions lists dividends, bonus issues, stock splits and other actions with their key dates.
Personal tools
Follow companies in your Watchlist
Tap Watch on any company page to add it to your Watchlist (up to 25). It shows what changed since your last visit. No login needed.
Write private notes
Tap Notes on a company page to keep your own notes. They are saved only on your device.
Set your preferences
In Settings, choose your theme and default country, copy a sync code to move your Watchlist to another device, or clear all your data.
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