Site administration
Signed-in access only. Changes here appear on the live site immediately.
Holdings
These are the positions shown on the home page and on Our Process. A row with a symbol shows a live price and opens a price chart when clicked. Leave the symbol empty for an aggregate row such as “Other holdings”. Industry, sector and cap band fill themselves in from the weekly research export as soon as the symbol is one it ranks — greyed, because they are the export's answer rather than an entry, and they are not saved with the row so they keep following it week to week. The industry is the label the holding carries on the page. So ordinarily only a name, a symbol and a weight need typing; type over any of the three only for a holding the export does not carry, or where you disagree with it. Cash is whatever the weights leave short of 100, so it is never entered — and a row with no symbol cannot be classified at all, which is what “Not broken out” on that page is counting.
Exposure
The whole book, as percentages. This is what the sector allocation board on Our Process is drawn from — it describes every rupee of the portfolio without naming anything, which is why it is kept apart from the holdings above. Those are only the names shown publicly and are never summed into a chart. Anything the sectors leave more than half a point short of 100 appears as cash; less than that is treated as rounding.
Sectors
Cap mix
Market data connection
The live prices, the ticker and every five-year chart come from Zerodha Kite, and the broker's session has to be renewed each morning — tokens expire around 06:00 IST. This control used to sit in the site header, hidden from ordinary visitors by a flag in their browser; it lives here now, behind the password, and the sign-in is refused on the server to anyone who is not signed in to this console.
Weekly ranking
The industry board behind Industry Ranking and Where Is The Strength. Upload the week's Industry Momentum Rankings report and the whole board is rebuilt from it — ranks, trends, relative strength and every constituent, read straight out of the PDF. The previous week is kept alongside it, so a bad publish is one file rename to undo.
Two things the report does not carry. Market capitalisation is brought forward from last week's export, so a figure may be a week old. Stock-level breadth is not brought forward at all — the participation reading is taken across industries instead, because republishing last week's breadth would be stating this week's market posture from data that is not this week's.
Monthly notes
The investor notes on Market Insights. A note is published only once it is listed here — dropping a PDF on the server does nothing on its own — and the newest one is featured automatically, so publishing is the whole job. Nothing needs reordering afterwards.
Access. Clients keeps the document behind a sign-in; the title, date and summary still show to everyone. Choose Public only for a note cleared for open distribution — and never for one whose own first page restricts it.
Investor access
An account here is what opens the full board on Where Is The Strength — every industry in the ranking and the companies inside each one. Without one a visitor sees the five strongest industries and nothing below them. There is no sign-up form anywhere on the site, so this is the only way an account is made.
Signing in takes two steps: the password set here, then a six-digit code emailed to the address. So the address has to be one the investor actually reads — a typo here is an account nobody can ever get into.
The password is kept only as a hash and cannot be shown again. Copy it and hand it over before leaving this page; if it is lost, issue a new one from the list below.
Accounts with access
Grievance disclosure
The SEBI complaint tables on Compliance. Every month end, change the period below, restate “This month”, and add one row to the monthly trend. Every year end, add one row to the annual trend. Grand totals are never entered — the page adds up the rows itself. The grievance email, the SCORES link and the ODR circular are regulatory text and are not editable here.