What's new on StoxGud

Live Flow: OB alerts, and every stock on the Top tabs

A new OB alerts tab lists every F&O stock by its newest 1-minute order block, latest first, with an optional chime when a new block forms. The ▲ Top and ▼ Top tabs now show a card for every stock on that side.

• Each card sits under a strip with the block's time, price range and whether price has broken it; the stock name is green for a bullish block and red for a bearish one.
• Filter to bullish or bearish blocks, or only blocks that are still active. The list refreshes with the board.
• Hover or tap a card to open its chart; Prev and Next step through the list.
• Order block sound (Settings, or the bell on the tab) chimes when a new block forms: rising for bullish, falling for bearish. It stays off until you turn it on.
• ▲ Top and ▼ Top drop the small tiles and show every bullish or bearish stock as a full card, each with its last two hours of 1-minute candles.

Live Flow: top 15 on each side, roomier boards

The top-15 boards and the card columns now list the 15 biggest gainers and the 15 biggest losers instead of 20, with wider tiles so every name fits.

• The top-15 boards are laid out as three columns of five, so tiles are wider and stock names are no longer cut off.
• Card charts show the last 120 one-minute candles (two hours), drawn larger; the stock's chart still has the whole day.
• The bullish and bearish card columns and the Top tabs follow the same top 15.
• Click any line on the Flow chart to open that stock's chart; charts open on 1-minute candles with about 300 candles in view.
• The sector column shows positive sectors first and negative sectors right below, with no empty gap.

Live Flow cards: 1-minute candles and order blocks

The Top 20 cards are simpler: each one now shows the day's 1-minute candles with its 1-minute order blocks, and the levels have moved into the stock's chart.

• Card mini charts draw 1-minute candles with a time axis instead of a price line.
• The day's 1-minute order blocks are drawn as boxes labelled BULL OB or BEAR OB with the time they formed; blocks that price has closed through are faded.
• Support, buy/sell zone, targets, R:R, VWAP and liquidity are no longer on the card: click a card to see them in the stock's chart (Session, 1m, 15m and 1h tabs).
• The 1m, 15m and 1h charts have a new Liquidity checkbox that draws the session's liquidity lines; the old checkbox is now labelled Volume profile.

Trading journal, feedback and member reviews

A trading journal for F&O traders, a Feedback page for ideas and bug reports, and real reviews from members.

• Trading journal: log a trade with entry and exit dates and times, fees, your setup and your habits (FOMO, early exit, followed plan…). Only you can see it.
• See your daily P&L heatmap, equity curve with drawdown, win rate, profit factor, expectancy, streaks and P&L by setup, habit, weekday and symbol — for this month, the last 30 days, this financial year or all time.
• Export your journal to CSV whenever you like; deleting your account deletes it.
• Feedback: send an idea, a bug or a data issue from inside the app and read our replies on the same page.
• Reviews: signed-in members can review StoxGud. Every review is checked before it appears, low ratings included, and we never edit, buy or invent reviews.

Learn: a course for intraday F&O traders

A course of short written lessons for intraday F&O traders.

• Learn: 12 short lessons, from SEBI's F&O loss studies to breadth, sectors, the Live Flow score, VWAP, volume at price, order-block zones, liquidity, position sizing, R:R, the journal and when not to trade.
• Each lesson ends with a quick quiz. Progress saves in your browser, or to your account when you're logged in.
• Find it under Learn in the app menu.

Live Flow: Market view, stock charts with zones and liquidity, and a phone layout

Live Flow opens on a new Market view and every stock's chart now tells the whole session: each order-block zone where it formed, liquidity lines and the levels behind the setup.

• Market tab: every F&O stock as a dot at its move for the day, bullish above the line and bearish below, with the leading and lagging sectors named, the day's top setups on each side and a sector grid.
• Stock charts: hover a stock (tap on a phone) for today's 5-minute candles with every order-block zone of the session, liquidity lines at highs and lows where stops gather, the stop, targets and up to three levels behind the setup; stats two to a line; step to the next stock with one tap.
• Rank-change markers show how many places a stock moved since the previous minute; new top-ten entries flash (and can chime: Settings → Live Flow alerts).
• The full terminal works on phones: stacked layout, Market · Flow · ▲ Top · ▼ Top tabs and search for any F&O stock.
• NSE holidays and special sessions such as Muhurat trading follow NSE's trading calendar: on a holiday the board says so and shows the last session's close, and the app menu shows whether the market is open.
• Setups on your Home page open straight onto that stock's chart in Live Flow.

The StoxGud app for members

Signed-in members now get their own app with a menu on the left: Home, Live Flow, Trading Journal, Learn, Feedback and Settings.

• Home shows the market at a glance: how many F&O stocks sit in each % move bucket, the top three setups on each side with a small chart and their zone, and the strongest and weakest sectors.
• Settings: choose an avatar and display name, pick light, dark or system theme, choose whether to open Home or Live Flow after signing in, and set Live Flow alerts and compact numbers.
• Paid items show a lock until you subscribe.

Live Flow and the Journal are now paid plans

Live Flow, the Trading Journal and the member Home need a plan: Premium at ₹6,000 a year or Pro at ₹1,000 a month, GST included, with the same features.

• Members without a plan see a lock on paid items and a short explanation instead of the tool.
• The public site has a new menu: Features, Blog and Updates, with Sign in on the right (Open app once you're signed in).

A proper home for Live Flow

A new homepage that explains what Live Flow shows, with a worked example taken from a real session, plus four new pages about StoxGud itself.

• The homepage walks through the board, the stock card and market breadth using the latest real session, labelled with its date.
• This Updates page: everything we ship, newest first.
• About, Disclaimer and Disclosures pages, including exactly how the Live Flow score and levels are calculated and where the data comes from.

The StoxGud blog, with six Live Flow guides

Short, practical guides to reading Live Flow, written to match what the page actually calculates.

• How to read Live Flow in two minutes, the 0–99 score, support/zone/target and R:R, breadth and sectors, VWAP and volume at price, and an intraday routine.
• Category chips to filter the guides, and a share image for every post.

StoxGud now focuses on Live Flow

The menu is down to two items, Live Flow and the Blog, while we polish the rest.

• Stocks, sectors, screens, comparisons, the market summary and watchlists are off the menu for now and will come back as future upgrades.
• The header search box is hidden along with the Stocks menu.
• Live Flow stock cards no longer link out to stock pages, so the terminal stays on one screen.

Contact and policy pages

A contact page and a refund and cancellation policy, linked from the footer.

Fundamentals now come only from company filings

We tightened where our numbers come from.

• Every P/E, P/B, ROE, margin, growth figure and market cap is calculated from the company's own NSE filings.
• Fields we could not source cleanly (beta, promoter and institutional holding) were removed rather than kept.
• Index closes now come from NSE's published index files.

Light and dark themes, and watchlists

A sun/moon switch in the header, and personal watchlists for signed-in users.

• The theme follows your device until you pick one; your choice is remembered, including on Live Flow.
• Watchlists: up to 20 lists of 250 stocks each.

Older balance sheets and cash flows from annual reports

Balance sheets and cash flows before 2022 for most Nifty 500 companies, read from their own annual reports and checked against the filed figures.

• Banks and other lenders get their own balance-sheet layout (deposits, advances, investments).
• Quarterly results from BSE now go back to 2007 for companies across the market.

Live Flow is faster

The board now works from 1-minute data instead of 5-minute data, so prices are at most about a minute old when the snapshot is built (plus any delay at the source).

• Snapshots rebuild every 60 seconds in market hours, timed from the start of the previous build.
• The page re-reads the latest snapshot every 30 seconds.
• If a build fails, the last good snapshot stays on screen while we retry.

Companies wrongly shown with no results

Under heavy load the exchange sometimes answered with an empty list for companies that do file results, and we stored that as "no filings" for a day or more.

• A failed or empty listing is now retried instead of being saved.
• Re-fetching restored the missing results for the companies affected.

Financials from company filings, for every NSE company

Stock pages rebuilt around the results companies file with NSE, now covering every NSE-listed company including SME.

• Quarterly and annual results, balance sheet, cash flow and ratios on each stock page.
• Older quarters from BSE, shown separately where the basis differs, so standalone and consolidated figures are never mixed.
• Long-term financial history from annual reports for selected companies.

25 years of adjusted price history

Daily prices from 2000 onwards from NSE's published files, adjusted for splits and bonuses.

• Charts now range from 1 month to 10 years and Max.

Google sign-in, privacy policy and account deletion

Sign in with Google, read our privacy policy and terms, and delete your account yourself at any time.

Full-year figures for companies that rarely mark their audited quarter

Some older filings rarely flag the year-end quarter, so a few companies showed far fewer full years than they had. Year-ends are now worked out from the company's usual year-end month.

Live Flow launches

Every NSE F&O stock on one screen through the trading day.

• Bullish and bearish counts, sector strength and a flow chart with one line per stock.
• Top 20 movers on each side, each with a 0–99 score and a volume-at-price profile.
• Stock cards with support, zone, target and R:R from the day's key levels.

Stock pages, screens and comparisons

The first version of StoxGud's research pages for the Nifty 500.

• A page for every stock with chart, returns, technicals and a 10-point checklist.
• 19 ready-made screens and a custom screener.
• Side-by-side comparisons, sector lists and a daily market summary.

Accounts

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