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Welcome to RightStockAI

RightStockAI is a stock research platform for Indian market users. It helps you study stocks, compare research methods, track portfolios, monitor watchlists, and understand AI-supported analysis in plain language.

RightStockAI does not place trades and does not provide personalized financial advice. Use it as a research assistant, then apply your own judgment, risk limits, and professional advice where needed.

What You Can Do

Research a Stock

Use stock pages and analysis tools to review price context, company information, technical signals, AI summaries, risk notes, and supporting reasons.

Compare Analysis Methods

RightStockAI includes several research views:

  • Traditional Analysis: finance-first stock analysis.
  • Basic AI Analysis: fast AI-assisted first read.
  • Advanced AI Analysis: deeper AI-assisted report with confidence, reasons, and cautions.
  • Smart AI Analysis: blended view across multiple signal types.
  • Chart Pattern Analysis: price-pattern setup, confidence, key levels, and invalidation context.
  • AI News: recent news context and sentiment.

Browse Reports and Picks

Use research reports and curated lists to discover ideas. Treat them as starting points for research, not as automatic buy or sell instructions.

Track Portfolios and Watchlists

Use portfolios for stocks you own or model as holdings. Use watchlists for stocks you want to monitor before deciding.

Learn the Terms

The wiki explains product terms such as confidence, saved reports, preview access, chart patterns, Smart AI, portfolio analysis, and plan messages.

Best Starting Path

  1. Set up your account.
  2. Review the dashboard.
  3. Learn the navigation.
  4. Run your first stock analysis.
  5. Read the tools and terms guide.

Plans and Pricing

This wiki explains how access messages work, but it does not copy plan prices or exact live allowances.

For current pricing, offers, and plan details, use the live page:

View RightStockAI Pricing

Getting Help

Use these pages when something is unclear: