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AI Stock Screener: Screen NSE Stocks in Plain English

Describe what you're looking for — 'profitable small-cap stocks with low debt' — and StockeZee's AI converts your words into precise screening filters, runs them against live NSE data, and shows you the interpreted criteria so you can verify and edit the logic before trusting the results.

How Natural-Language Screening Works

Your prompt is parsed into structured filters (for example, 'low PE' becomes 'P/E below sector median'). The interpreted filters are always displayed with the results, so there is no black box: you see exactly which conditions each stock matched, and you can adjust any threshold manually.

Example Prompts That Work Well

  • ROE above 20 and debt-to-equity below 0.5
  • Profitable small-cap stocks with improving quarterly margins
  • High promoter holding with low pledge
  • Rising FII and mutual fund holding over two quarters
  • Price above 50-DMA and 200-DMA with high volume
  • Stocks near 52-week high with delivery above average

How to Use the Results

  1. Check the interpreted filters shown above the results — confirm they match your intent.
  2. Review why each stock matched (every result lists its matching criteria).
  3. Note the data date; fundamentals reflect the latest filed results.
  4. Edit thresholds or add filters to refine, then save the screener to re-run daily.

Limitations

  • Vague prompts ('good stocks') produce broad filters — specific, numeric criteria work best.
  • Screeners describe current data; matching a screen is not a buy signal.
  • Newly listed companies may lack the history some filters need and are excluded, not scored as zero.
  • Sector-specific metrics (bank NPAs, insurer solvency) need explicit mention to be applied.

Frequently Asked Questions

It maps financial phrases to StockeZee's filter library — 'cheap' maps to valuation ratios, 'quality' to ROE/ROCE and margin stability, 'momentum' to price and volume conditions. The mapping is always shown so you can verify it.
Yes. Every interpreted filter is editable — change thresholds, remove conditions, or add new ones. The AI's interpretation is a starting point, not a lock-in.
Price and volume filters use live NSE data during market hours; fundamental filters use the latest filed results. Each result set shows its data date.
No. A screener lists stocks matching data conditions you chose. It carries no recommendation — always research the companies before acting.
Saved screeners re-run with fresh data whenever you open them. You can also start from popular pre-built screeners and refine with prompts.

Type your first screening idea in plain English — see the interpreted filters, matching stocks, and the exact reason each stock qualified.