1.Ticker Symbol

• This is the unique abbreviation assigned to each publicly traded company.
• Example: AAPL for Apple Inc., TCS for Tata Consultancy Services.

2.Last Price (Current Price)

• The most recent price at which the stock was traded.
• It constantly updates during market hours.

3.Change & Change %

• Indicates how much the stock price has moved from the previous trading day’s close.
• A green arrow or “+” means the stock is up, while red or “−” means it’s down
• Example: +12.50 (2.5%) shows a gain of ₹12.50 or 2.5%.

4.Day’s Range

The highest and lowest price the stock has reached during the current trading day.

Useful for understanding intraday volatility.

5.52-Week Range

Shows the lowest and highest prices the stock has traded at in the past year.

Helps evaluate long-term performance and volatility.

6.Volume

Number of shares traded during the day.

High volume often indicates strong investor interest or news.

7.Market Capitalization (Market Cap)

The total value of a company’s outstanding shares.

Formula: Share Price × Total Shares.

Companies are categorized as Small-cap, Mid-cap, or Large-cap based on this.

8.PE Ratio (Price-to-Earnings)

A valuation metric that compares a company’s stock price to its earnings per share (EPS).

High PE may indicate overvaluation; low PE could signal undervaluation.

9. Dividend Yield

Shows the annual dividend payout as a percentage of the stock’s price.

Important for income-focused investors.