What is a stock selector?

A stock selector is a ranked shortlist: names must pass hard filters, then they are scored so the strongest setups surface first. QUANTSCASE scores trend, momentum, volume, and fundamentals, then adds pattern bonuses.

How is this different from a stock screener?

A screener answers ‘who matches these rules?’. A selector answers ‘of those, who ranks highest today?’. This page is the ranked Entry Signal list for NSE.

What are the four pillars in the stock selector?

Trend (structure and moving-average alignment), momentum (RSI/MACD/ROC-type thrust), volume (participation and OBV slope), and fundamentals (quality and leverage filters). A bonus adds points when several patterns line up on the same day.

What do the score bands mean?

Bands group total scores into Strong conviction, High quality entry, and Watchlist. They are relative ranks on that session’s tape — not price targets and not a SEBI rating.

How many stocks does the selector return?

It is hard-filtered and typically shows a short high-conviction table (around the top 20), not hundreds of rows. Counts change with the tape.

How often does the stock selector change?

Every trading day after EOD scores recompute. Rank order can shuffle even if the same symbols stay on the list. Always read the as-of date above the table.

Can I use the stock selector for swing trading?

You can use it as a research shortlist for multi-day setups. It is not a swing-trading signal service, not a stop-loss calculator, and not advice. Confirm liquidity, news, and your own rules.

Is the stock selector a model portfolio?

No. It is a daily ranked screen. Separate AI model-portfolio pages exist for subscribers. Passing the selector is not a recommendation to buy.

Ranked shortlist

Stock Selector for NSE

A stock selector ranks NSE names that already passed several independent filters. QUANTSCASE’s Entry Signal screen scores four pillars — trend, momentum, volume, and fundamentals — then adds bonus points for pattern confluence and hard-filters the universe down to a short ranked table.

If a stock screener is a sieve, a selector is a ranking of what landed in the sieve. Scores are comparable across symbols on a given day; they are not forecasts. Use this page when you want a compact shortlist rather than 80 rows from a single-indicator screen. Informational only — not investment advice.

Updated 10 Oct 2026 IST20 ranked names4 pillars

For informational and educational purposes only. Not investment advice. QUANTSCASE is a stock screener, not a SEBI-registered investment adviser, research analyst, or portfolio manager. Terms

Full screen with sibling filters: Entry Signal

Top stock selector ranks — 10 Oct 2026

Highest-ranked names on this screen as of 10 Oct 2026 IST. Passing a filter is not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold.

1SKYGOLD — Sky Gold and Diamonds Limitedscore 77
2IOLCP — IOL Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Limitedscore 74
3DBOL — Dhampur Bio Organics Limitedscore 74
4IBULLSLTD — Indiabulls Limitedscore 72
5BBOX — Black Box Limitedscore 72
6APOLLO — Apollo Micro Systems Limitedscore 72
7UFBLscore 71
8TATVA — Tatva Chintan Pharma Chem Limitedscore 70

The four pillars behind this stock selector

Trend

Structure and moving-average alignment — whether the name is travelling with the prevailing daily trend rather than fighting it.

Momentum

Thrust measures (RSI / MACD / ROC-type). A trend without thrust ranks lower than a trend that is still accelerating on the daily tape.

Volume

Participation and OBV slope. A quiet grind can pass a trend filter and still lose on this pillar if nobody is there.

Fundamentals

Quality and leverage overlays on reported numbers so the ranked list is not only technical. Cheap-and-broken still fails the hard filters.

Screener vs selector

Single-indicator screens are easy to game: a high RSI dump, a SuperTrend dump, a low-PE dump. A stock selector is useful when those dumps disagree. The four-pillar score only ranks names that already cleared hard filters, so a cheap stock with a broken trend does not float to the top on valuation alone, and a roaring momentum name with collapsing volume does not win on ADX alone. Bands (Strong conviction, High quality entry, Watchlist) are labels on that day’s score distribution — they are not ratings, targets, or a model portfolio.

How to use this stock selector

1
Use this when a single screen is too wide
If Strong trend returns dozens of names, the selector is the ranked shortlist: hard filters first, then a four-pillar score.
2
Read total score and the band together
Total score ranks the day. The band (Strong conviction / High quality entry / Watchlist) groups that distribution. Neither is a price target.
3
Check which pillar is doing the work
A name can lead on trend and lag on fundamentals, or the reverse. Open the pillar columns before treating the rank as a single number.
4
Re-read after the next close
Ranks shuffle when EOD scores recompute. A #1 from last Tuesday is not automatically #1 today. The as-of date is part of the result.

Frequently asked questions

What is a stock selector?: A stock selector is a ranked shortlist: names must pass hard filters, then they are scored so the strongest setups surface first. QUANTSCASE scores trend, momentum, volume, and fundamentals, then adds pattern bonuses.
How is this different from a stock screener?: A screener answers ‘who matches these rules?’. A selector answers ‘of those, who ranks highest today?’. This page is the ranked Entry Signal list for NSE.
What are the four pillars in the stock selector?: Trend (structure and moving-average alignment), momentum (RSI/MACD/ROC-type thrust), volume (participation and OBV slope), and fundamentals (quality and leverage filters). A bonus adds points when several patterns line up on the same day.
What do the score bands mean?: Bands group total scores into Strong conviction, High quality entry, and Watchlist. They are relative ranks on that session’s tape — not price targets and not a SEBI rating.
How many stocks does the selector return?: It is hard-filtered and typically shows a short high-conviction table (around the top 20), not hundreds of rows. Counts change with the tape.
How often does the stock selector change?: Every trading day after EOD scores recompute. Rank order can shuffle even if the same symbols stay on the list. Always read the as-of date above the table.
Can I use the stock selector for swing trading?: You can use it as a research shortlist for multi-day setups. It is not a swing-trading signal service, not a stop-loss calculator, and not advice. Confirm liquidity, news, and your own rules.
Is the stock selector a model portfolio?: No. It is a daily ranked screen. Separate AI model-portfolio pages exist for subscribers. Passing the selector is not a recommendation to buy.