NiftyLens frequently asked questions.

NiftyLens is an educational Indian stock market observation site. It reviews a tracked NSE stock universe, publishes scanner observations, adds public context where available, and tracks later movement for learning.

No. NiftyLens is not investment advice, not a research report, not a stock tip, not SEBI registered, and not SEBI approved. It is built for market learning and observation review.

A stock appears because it matched stored scanner logic covering multi-year technical price history, recent daily behaviour, participation, delivery, liquidity, relative movement, and follow-up tracking fields.

No. Public news, events, and social context are checked after the scanner observation and shown as an explanation layer. They do not replace the scanner logic and are not trading instructions.

AI-assisted analysis means the site helps summarize and structure scanner observations and public context into readable educational notes. It does not create buy or sell recommendations.

They are post-observation movement windows that show what happened after a stock appeared in a stored snapshot. They are educational follow-up fields, not profit claims or forecasts.

Public pages are generated from stored market-day snapshots. The latest board updates on market days when a valid snapshot is available; weekends and NSE holidays may not produce a new snapshot.

Some observations have stronger public news, event, or social context than others. NiftyLens should still keep the scanner logic separate and avoid inventing context when useful public context is limited.

NiftyLens is for education only. Always verify data from official exchange filings, company disclosures, and your own process, and consult a SEBI-registered adviser for personalised advice.