Market intelligence, simplified
Decide better.
Research the signal. Understand the thesis. Know the risk. Make the decision yourself.
Free, on your phone or your laptop. No app store, nothing to download — SIRF just gets its own icon and opens without the browser around it.
What goes in
News · Rumours · Social media · Market data · Analyst views
What comes out
Thesis · The numbers · What breaks it · Your decision
Written reports on one company at a time. Not a feed of tips.
The reasoning is written out, in full, so you can disagree with it.
Every report names the level that would prove the idea wrong.
No recommendations, and no trades. The final call is always yours.
Named filters you can check. No invented score.
The market scan and both briefs cost you nothing.
The reasoning, not a verdict on its own.
It does not tell you what to buy.
Your holdings are visible to you alone.
How SIRF thinks
Four steps, in the order a decision actually gets made.
- 01Discover
A market-wide screen runs every trading day and hands you the shortlist that survived it.
- 02Understand
A written report on one company: the thesis, the numbers, and a real bear case.
- 03Compare
Rankings, the day’s market read, and what a position would do to the book you already hold.
- 04Decide
Targets, the level that proves you wrong, and an exit plan written before you need it.
What SIRF actually does
No predictions, no signals to follow blindly. Written reasoning you can disagree with.
Every listed stock screened against structure, volume and delivery data. Measured filters, no invented score. Runs on its own, free.
Two depths. The thesis, the numbers behind it, the bear case, and the price at which the idea is simply wrong.
Two briefs every market day, 10:30 AM and 3:00 PM: index tape, sector rotation, breadth, institutional flows, and what kind of market this is to operate in.
Your open book read at once — what to hold, trim or exit, and the reasoning for each. Or one holding on its own.
Every report kept and findable, ranked against the rest. Research you paid for should not vanish into yesterday.
The market-wide work runs on a schedule, not once per reader, so it costs nothing to hand over. Credits are for what genuinely costs something per person.
SIRF doesn't exist to agree with you
Most tools tell you what is moving. The harder question is whether it should change what you own — and what would prove the whole idea wrong.
Research before you react.
Credits are ₹5 each and never expire. Nothing is charged until you ask for something.
Free, on your phone or your laptop. No app store, nothing to download — SIRF just gets its own icon and opens without the browser around it.
SIRF is a research tool, not an adviser. It does not place trades, does not manage money, and does not tell you what to buy. Every decision, and every consequence of it, is yours.