Welcome to My Stock Scanner

Hi, I'm Siddhartha—a full-time IT professional and part-time stock market enthusiast. I built this website for people like me: working individuals looking to build a second source of income through the stock market. I’m not a stock market expert. I started my journey in 2020, during the COVID era. If you invested back then and stayed patient, you probably made some profit—unless you sold too early or picked poor-quality stocks. While long-term investing is great, I wanted to generate regular market-based income. It’s not like a fixed salary—profits depend on how the market moves, and returns can be monthly, quarterly, or yearly.

Why Swing Trading?

There are many types of trading:

• Intraday
• Swing (or Positional)
• Long-Term Investment

I prefer Swing Trading, which involves holding a stock for a few weeks or months—basically until it's in profit. I don’t usually sell in loss. While many experts recommend stop-losses, every trader finds their own style. For me, swing trading fits best because:

• I don’t have time to track the market all day.
• I have a 9–5 job.
• I’m a bit lazy to scan stocks manually.

When I started, I used to go through scanners one stock at a time. It was slow and tedious. I even bought paid scanners but didn’t want to keep paying yearly. That money could be better used for investing itself. So, I built this simple scanner. It doesn’t offer 100+ indicators or flashy charts. Just a focused tool to support one clear strategy—because I believe:

Current Focus

This scanner currently supports the strategy I use personally. Over time, I plan to add strategies I’ve learned from various YouTubers and traders. But no matter the strategy, three pillars of trading are always essential:

I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.

--Bruce Lee

1. Patience

Patience is the key to success in the market. Without it, you’ll rush, panic-sell, or chase trends emotionally.

It is possible to make money— and a great deal of money—in the stock market. But it can't be done overnight or by haphazard buying and selling. The big profits go to the intelligent, careful and patient investor, not to the reckless and overeager speculator.

--J P Getty

2. Trading Psychology :

Don’t chase big profits. Instead, focus on consistent, realistic gains:

• ₹10,000 × 50% = ₹5,000
• ₹1,00,000 × 5% = ₹5,000

Smaller gains on bigger capital are easier and safer.

3. Money Management :

Put not all thine eggs in the one basket

Spread your trades. I recommend limiting to 5 trades at a time. If you have ₹1,00,000, split it:

₹50,000 across 5 trades

Keep ₹50,000 as backup—for averaging or better opportunities

Final Note :

This site isn’t overloaded with features—and that’s intentional. One good strategy you trust is better than dozens of confusing tools. As I learn and grow, I’ll keep updating this platform. Thank you for visiting—and I hope this helps you in your trading journey!