Set your criteria using the available filters — for example, you might screen for stocks with PE below 20, market cap above ₹10,000 crore, and return on equity above 15%. The screener instantly shows all stocks matching your conditions. You can add multiple filters to narrow down results progressively. Start broad and add filters one by one to see how the list shrinks.

The screener supports filters across valuation (PE ratio, PB ratio, EV/EBITDA), size (market cap), performance (1-year return, 5-year CAGR), quality (ROE, ROCE, promoter holding), and financial health (debt-to-equity, current ratio). You can also filter by sector, industry, and exchange. Combine multiple filters to create custom screens that match your specific investment strategy.

Price-to-Earnings (PE) ratio is a stock's current price divided by its earnings per share. A lower PE might indicate the stock is undervalued relative to its earnings, while a higher PE could mean the market expects strong future growth. However, PE varies hugely by sector — banking stocks might trade at PE 10-15 while IT stocks trade at 25-35. Always compare PE within the same sector rather than across different industries.

Your filter selections are reflected in the page URL, so you can bookmark any screener configuration or share it with others by copying the link. This makes it easy to revisit your favorite screens without setting up filters again each time.