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How it works?

At ExitMantra, we want to keep everything as transparent as possible, and before using this website we want to give you a manual of how it works, as this website objective is a bit different to all the other websites in the world!

Stock Market Analytics

Zone

3 Major Indicators of the Zone are:

  1. Stock above the ExitMantra’s Exit Price.
  2. Stock at ATH PAT (TTM)
  3. Stock Outperforming NIFTY 500
BULL Zone

Defines that stock is in Structural Long Term Positive Trend

How it is derived :

Where 3 or 2 of above Major Indicator are Positive.

PIG Zone

This Zone is when the Stock is not in Bull or Bear Trend and its Consolidating!

How it is derived :

Where only 1 above Major Indicator is Positive out of 3.

BEAR Zone

This Zone is when the stock in Structural Down Trend

How it is derived :

Where all above Major indicator are Negative out of 3.

Read: Disclaimer

Score & Rating

Over the past two decades, we have explored over 500 Data Indicators and from them we found that 3 are the most important indicator to find the Long-Term Bull, Bear and Pig Zone of a stock.

Criteria:

  • ATH Profit
  • Outperformance in comparison to NIFTY 500
  • Stock above Exit Price
Score Rational
Score
Rating
Company meets all the above three criteria
3
ADD
Company meets any of the above two criteria
2
HOLD
Company meets one of the above criteria
1
REPLACE
Company meets none of the above criteria
0
EXIT

Exit Price

Popularly known as Stop Loss, with back testing 100s of theories we have found a Holy Grail to when to Exit, and this Exits are not Targets, because no one knows how much stock can go up, but we can derive from the data that at what point stock can enter into a Bear Zone, and that’s the USP of ExitMantra.

Exit Price is derived from Long Term Trends, and this is only for Long Term Investors, in certain stocks you may see a big difference of Current Price and Exit Price, this is to know how much risk you are taking in one individual stock.

How Exit Price Helps?

  1. It helps you cutting down the Loss in an Individual Stock, if it enters the Bear Zone.
  2. If helps to hold on the Profit and not to prematurely book profits, till the Exit Price is not triggered.
  3. It Helps you to not enter in a stock which is Trailing below the Exit price or in Bear Zone.

How Frequently it changes?

This is ONLY for Long Term investors, so Exit Prices doesn't change very frequently, though we update every week if there are any changes, but you can expect Exit price to change 4-5 times in a Year, subject to the volatility of the Stock.

Is it a Guarantee that stock below Exit Price will go down?

NO, it is just an Indicator that says it has probability to go down, that your decision consulting to your financial advisor, and read detail disclaimer.

Note: The exit price will not be showcased when a stock is in the bear zone and that is derived from long-term trends and prices.

Watchlist

The features of a watchlist in stock websites typically include:

Customizable watchlists

Users can create personalized watchlists by adding or removing any number of stocks based on their investment criteria.

Alerts and Notifications

Options to set alerts and get notified for any change or updates among zone, score, rating and exit price for individual stocks.

Search Functionality

Quick search options to find stocks by ticker symbol or company name.

These features collectively help investors stay up to date about the stocks they are interested in and make informed investment decisions.

Refer the User Manual for How Watchlist Works.

Filters

Zone filter

Users can filter stocks based on their current zone such as bull, bear and pig zone.

Score filter

Option to filter stocks by the score and ratings they have achieved based on the three criteria.

  1. Stock above the ExitMantras Exit Price.
  2. Stock at ATH PAT (TTM).
  3. Stock Outperforming NIFTY 500.

Risk to CMP filter

Ability to find out stocks with their risk metrics i.e. High, Moderate and Low and accordingly you can also decide how much allocation you want to give to that individual stock in your portfolio.

Customizable filters

Users can create custom filters to combine multiple criteria and narrow down their search.

User-Friendly Interface

Easy access to sort down the columns of Score and Risk to CMP from High to Low or Low to High to get direct list of filtered stocks

User can add a stock directly to watchlist from the last column with + sign, in case they want to stay updated on it.

These features allow investors to quickly and efficiently find stocks that meet their specific investment criteria, making the process of stock screening more effective and timesaving.

Refer the User Manual for How Filters Works.