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Free quarterly results tracker for NSE stocks: this week's results

A free quarterly results tracker for NSE stocks: see which companies report this week, compare reported EPS with the estimate, and read results next to the chart.

SuperCharting gives Indian traders a free quarterly results tracker in three parts: the Earnings chip of the Calendars panel shows which companies report in a given week, the company page shows the latest result against the analysts' estimate, and both sit beside your chart, so the stock you are reading about is the one on screen. All of it is on Essential, the free plan. This page shows how to use them together in a results season, and what the tracker does not do.

What the tracker is made of

• The weekly list. In the app, click Calendars on the right-hand bar and choose the Earnings chip. The public page /earnings-calendar shows a shorter version without signing in.
• The result itself. The company page, opened from a row in the Screeners panel, has a Latest result card (reported date, EPS, EPS estimate, EPS surprise, revenue, revenue estimate, revenue surprise) and a Next result card (expected date and estimates).
• The history. A Quarterly results table with up to 12 quarters, newest on the right.

The calendar columns are described in IPO and earnings calendar and the company page in Indian stocks fundamentals. This page is about the routine that connects them.

Which companies report this week

Open Calendars and click Earnings. The panel shows seven day cards for the week, each with a count of earnings reports on that day, and the list below covers the whole week grouped by day. Today, the date picker and the week arrows move through time, and dates follow your browser's time zone.

Each row shows the ticker and the company name, and two numbers on the right: the EPS estimate for the coming quarter and the latest reported EPS the data holds. Clicking a row loads that stock on your active chart.

Three things to know before relying on the list:

• It is global, not NSE only. Indian companies appear among US, European and other listings, and there is no country or exchange filter on the Earnings chip. The Settings country choice applies to the Economic chip only. In a busy week you scroll past many foreign names.
• The two numbers have no column headings in the panel, and they are not "this quarter's estimate against this quarter's result". After a company reports, the estimate already points to the next quarter. For estimate against actual, use the company page.
• A date can be an estimate until the company announces its board meeting.

Actual versus estimate on the company page

The Latest result card is where you compare like with like. It shows the EPS the company reported, the EPS estimate for that same quarter, and the surprise in percent, and then the same three figures for revenue. A dash means the data has no value, which is common for smaller Indian companies with little analyst coverage.

Read the surprise with the Quarterly results table: a beat matters less if the EBITDA margin has fallen for three quarters. For reading sales, margins and one-offs, see how to analyse quarterly results.

For NSE stocks, the page also lists Board meetings with their purpose and Announcements from the last four months with a link to each filed PDF. The board meeting notice is the most direct way to confirm when a result is due.

How to track quarterly results in SuperCharting

1. Sign in, click Calendars on the right-hand bar and choose the Earnings chip.
2. Click the day card for the day you care about; the list scrolls to it.
3. Find the Indian names in that day's group. Click a row to load the stock on your chart.
4. To read the result, open Screeners, set the market chip to India, click the Symbol header, type the ticker and click its row. The chart switches to that stock and its company page opens in the panel beside it.
5. Read Latest result for EPS and revenue against the estimate, then Quarterly results for the trend.
6. For an NSE stock, scroll to Board meetings and Announcements to confirm the date and open the filing.
7. Click ← Back to results to return to the screener table and look up the next company.
8. Set a price alert at the level you are watching on the chart.

If the stock is already in your watchlist, selecting it and pressing Metrics on the details card opens the same company page.

A practical example

Say an earnings week includes NSE:TCS and NSE:INFY, and you want to follow both. (The figures below are illustrative, not real results.)

On Monday you open Calendars, choose Earnings, and find both names under their day. You click NSE:TCS so its daily chart is ready, and mark the previous swing high and low with horizontal lines.

After the result is filed, you open the company page from Screeners. Suppose Latest result shows EPS of 34.0 against an estimate of 32.5, a surprise of about +4.6%, and revenue slightly below its estimate, while Quarterly results shows sales growth YoY slowing for four quarters. A profit beat, a revenue miss and slowing growth: detail a single headline leaves out.

Next morning you watch the first daily candle: the gap, the volume, and whether the close holds beyond your lines. Then repeat for NSE:INFY. You can also replay past results days in Bar Replay without knowing the outcome.

This is a way of organising research, not a view on any stock.

What is free, and what is missing

The Calendars panel, the Screeners panel and the company page are not limited by plan. They need a free account on Essential, the free plan. The public /earnings-calendar page needs no account but shows only the 300 largest companies of the week worldwide, so many Indian mid and small caps are on the in-app list only.

What the tracker does not do today:

• No India or NSE filter on the Earnings list, and no "reporting this week" filter in the screener.
• No earnings markers on the chart, so the results date is not drawn on the price bars.
• No alert on a results date. You can set price alerts, delivered by app push, the in-site inbox, Telegram (Plus and up) or webhooks (Premium and up). Alerts are never sent by e-mail.
• Not instant. Calendar weeks and company figures are each kept for about ten minutes, and a new quarter appears only once the data has it, which can be some time after the filing. Right after a result, the filed PDF under Announcements is the quickest source.
• No bank-specific lines such as NPAs or net interest margin, no segment results, no management guidance and no concall notes in the tables.
• Board meetings and Announcements are for NSE symbols only, and they depend on the exchange's website answering.

Reported figures describe the past and estimates can be wrong. This page is educational and does not recommend any stock.

Frequently asked questions

Is the quarterly results tracker free?

Yes. The Calendars panel, the Screeners panel and the company page are included on Essential, the free plan, and the public earnings calendar page needs no account.

Can I see only NSE companies reporting this week?

Not directly. The Earnings list is global and has no country filter, so you scroll the day's group for Indian names, or open the company pages of the stocks you already follow and check Next result.

Why does the calendar estimate not match the result?

The calendar row shows the estimate for the coming quarter next to the latest reported EPS. Once a company reports, the estimate moves on to the next quarter. Compare actual against estimate on the company page's Latest result card.

How soon after the filing do results appear?

Once the data has the company's reported quarter, usually some time after the filing. Check the Reported on date in Latest result, and use the filed PDF under Announcements for NSE stocks in the meantime.

Can I get an alert when a company reports?

No. There is no alert tied to the results date. Note the date and set a price alert on the stock instead.