Results dashboard

In case an investor wishes to view the results of any company declaring a quarterly share result with regard to sales and revenue, they can view a result dashboard on Research 360. After logging into the portal, you may click on the “Result Analysis” tab. Once you get into this dashboard, it is possible to view a range of the results of any company. The sectors are shown for you to choose from, as well as the companies that have reported positive growth and negative results. Investors using this operation may also see stock market results of those companies listed on popular benchmark indices like the NIFTY 50 and the NIFTY 500 specifically. Besides this, you can go into other screens from this dashboard and view “Recent Results” as well as opt to view a “calendar” of results of companies.

If you want to check the stock results of any group, you can easily do so as you can either choose the “All stocks” option on the dashboard, and you can see results of all the stocks listed on the exchange, or base your choice of results from benchmark indices. Once you are on the homepage of Research 360, just click on Result Analysis and you are good to go.

It is possible for you to track any company’s result in terms of profits, revenues and operating profits with a year-on-year consideration by selecting particular indexin which that company falls or you can apply filter. In this way, you can track company results.

Once you are on the Result Analysis dashboard of Research 360, you can go to the “Recent Results” to keep a watch on any recently declared stock results. NSE and BSE stocks are listed for you to find the results of stocks you wish to view.

On the “Result Analysis” dashboard, there is a choice for you to view any share result from any index, like the NIFTY 50 and the NIFTY 500. These tabs appear on the upper left corner of the “Overview” screen.

The NSE Nifty 500 results are typically aligned with the corporate earnings reporting cycle in India and updated quarterly. Companies generally release their financial results within 45 days from the end of each quarter. This means that we have a comprehensive update on the financial performance of the companies constituting the Nifty 500 index four times a year — usually in January, April, July and October.

To analyse NSE Nifty 500 results, you can start by examining the overall performance of the index and the broad trends therein. Check the year-on-year growth in revenue, EBDIT and operating profit. You can also assess how many companies in the index gave positive, negative and neutral results. This will help you gauge how the overall performance was. Thereafter, you can look into the top gainers and losers in terms of revenue, net profit and operating profit. All these details are available on the Research 360 platform powered by Motilal Oswal.

You can stay updated about the latest NSE Nifty 500 news by following financial news websites and business channels that cover Indian markets. Other strategies include subscribing to newsletters from reputable financial institutions or market analysts and using stock market apps or platforms that provide real-time updates and alerts for the Nifty 500. The Motilal Oswal Research 360 platform is one such source of live market-related info you can rely on.

On the Motilal Oswal Research 360 platform, we offer various resources to analyse the results of the companies in the NSE Nifty 500 index. These resources include a year-on-year comparison of key metrics like revenue, EBDIT and operating profit. You can also view the list of companies with the most positive and negative revenue, net profit and operating profit changes.

By analysing NSE Nifty 500 results, you get a comprehensive view of the Indian stock market beyond large-cap stocks. It helps you identify broader market trends and focus on emerging sectors. You can also spot potential investment opportunities in mid-cap and small-cap stocks and understand the overall health of the Indian economy. Additionally, this analysis helps you implement portfolio diversification strategies and make informed investment decisions aligned with market trends.

The key metrics used in the S&P BSE Sensex result analysis on the Motilal Oswal Research 360 platform include revenue growth, EBDIT or net profit growth and operating profit growth. These metrics are presented in a manner that makes a year-on-year comparison easier. You can also view the percentage change as well as the absolute values of these metrics for the current year and the same period in the previous year.

The S&P BSE Sensex result analysis is typically updated every quarter. This is to ensure the information in the dashboard aligns with the reporting cycle of corporate earnings in India. So, as companies continue to announce their financial results for each quarter, the results are analysed and updated on the Research 360 platform, so you can use them to make informed decisions.

To read the result analysis for the S&P BSE Sensex, start by examining the overall index movement and note the year-on-year growth in revenue, EBDIT and operating profit. You can then view the number of positive, negative and neutral results among the companies in the index at a glance. Then, you can assess the YoY revenue, net profit and operating profit changes in more detail for the top gainers and losers. This includes evaluating the percentage change in these metrics as well as their absolute values in the current period and the same period in the previous year.

The S&P BSE Sensex result analysis section includes the top 30 companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). So, the sectors analysed include those that the top 30 companies belong to. Typically, they include market heavyweights like banking and financial services, FMCG, automobile, IT services and power generation, among others.

Yes, visualising the data from the S&P BSE Sensex result analysis is easy with the Motilal Oswal Research 360 platform. You can view the total number of companies in the index with positive, negative and neutral results using the horizontal bar that represents this information visually. The top gainers and losers are also represented in a user-friendly manner, so you can better assess how the companies in the index have performed in any given quarter.