What StockLearn does not do
A plain list of the things this product deliberately doesn't do, and why each boundary sits where it does.
Most of our guides explain what StockLearn measures and how. This one is the inverse: a plain statement of what the product deliberately does not do, and why each boundary is where it is. If you arrived expecting one of the things on this list, better to find out now.
We do not give buy or sell recommendations
Nothing on StockLearn tells you to buy, sell, hold, or avoid any security. The scanner labels stocks with automated technical states — a stage, a verdict, a momentum score — and those labels describe measured conditions in historical price and volume data. They are not instructions.
The distinction is not a legal formality. A label like "bullish" means specific measurable conditions currently hold. It carries no view on whether the stock is a good purchase for you, at your entry price, with your time horizon, in your financial situation. We don't know any of those things and don't collect them.
We do not publish targets or stop-losses
No price targets. No stop-loss levels. No "book profits at X". These require a forecast of where a price will go, and we don't produce forecasts. Our measurements are statements about what historically followed a condition, on average, across many stocks — which is a very different claim from what will happen to one stock next week.
We do not manage, hold, or route money
StockLearn does not execute trades, connect to a broker, hold securities, or touch client funds. It is a read-only research and education tool. The only money that moves is a subscription payment for the paid data tier, processed by Razorpay.
We are not SEBI-registered
ClusterMicro Technologies is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst. We don't hold either registration and don't operate as though we do. If you want personalised advice on your portfolio, that's what a registered adviser is for, and we'd encourage you to use one.
What this means practically
Every number on the site is descriptive: this is what the data showed. None of it is prescriptive: this is what you should do. If you ever find a page on StockLearn that reads as the second kind, it's a drafting error on our part and we want to hear about it.
We do not have intraday data
The stock pipeline runs on NSE end-of-day bhavcopy files. It knows each session's open, high, low, close, volume and delivery figures — and nothing about what happened between them. There is no tick data, no minute bars, no live order book.
So the tool cannot see intraday breakouts, cannot time an entry within a session, and cannot tell you what a stock is doing right now. Anything framed as intraday is outside what our data supports, and we'd rather say so than approximate it.
We do not cover derivatives strategy
The F&O section reports open-interest buildup states from the NSE futures bhavcopy. It describes what positioning did — whether open interest rose or fell alongside price, and what that combination is conventionally called. It does not suggest option structures, strikes, expiries or hedges, and there is currently no options-chain data in the pipeline at all.
We do not claim our signals work
This one surprises people. Several of our own research guides report that a component we compute showed no reliable forward edge, or a negative one. We publish those results rather than quietly dropping them, and we keep computing some components mainly because readers expect to see them, while being explicit that the measurement doesn't support the folklore.
A scanner that only ever reported findings flattering to itself would be a marketing instrument, not a measurement one.
We do not offer a mutual fund distribution service
The mutual fund screener reads publicly available AMFI NAV data and presents returns, risk metrics, expense ratios and category comparisons. We are not a distributor, do not earn commission on any fund, and cannot execute a purchase. Nothing on a fund page is a recommendation of that fund.
What we do, for completeness
We run an end-of-day measurement pass over roughly 1,900 NSE stocks and roughly 1,760 direct-plan mutual funds, publish the resulting states and metrics, and write up what we find when we test whether those states predicted anything. The Nifty 50 subset is free. The rest is paid, because the data pipeline costs money to run.
That's the whole product. If it's useful to you, it's useful precisely because of the boundaries above, not in spite of them.
Key takeaways
- No buy/sell recommendations, price targets or stop-losses — the labels describe measured conditions, not instructions.
- ClusterMicro is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst.
- The pipeline is end-of-day only: no tick data, no minute bars, no live order book.
- We publish our own null and negative findings rather than only flattering ones.
- The MF screener earns no commission and is not a distribution service.
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StockLearn runs this read on ~2,000 NSE stocks every evening. Nifty 50 is free, no login.
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