Track Record
A measured, historical look at how the composite signal score has related to each stock's subsequent price move, relative to its own sector — never an absolute return, never a forward statement.
“Past patterns are not a guarantee of future results. RedixFi is not SEBI-registered as a Research Analyst and this is not investment advice.”
Score-band study
For each session where the composite score sat in a given range, this measures whether the stock's price move over the following 20trading sessions beat its own sector's median move over the same window — N=14006 total observations, 20 Jul–14 Aug.
| Score range | Beat sector median | Avg relative return | Note |
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| 0-20 | +63.3%(N=30, 20 Jul–14 Aug) | +3.13% | |
| 20-40 | +48.9%(N=2858, 20 Jul–14 Aug) | +1.46% | |
| 40-60 | +50.2%(N=7603, 20 Jul–14 Aug) | +1.53% | |
| 60-80 | +48.9%(N=3230, 20 Jul–14 Aug) | +1.52% | |
| 80-100 | +51.6%(N=285, 20 Jul–14 Aug) | +0.79% |
Methodology — how the composite score is built
The composite score (0–100) is a weighted measurement of 8 factors, each computed from data already shown elsewhere on the site. Tap any factor for how it's calculated.
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