Tenetfolio lines up every reported quarter, the price history and who owns the company. It checks each stock against the thresholds and position sizes you set, then keeps an eye on what you track and tells you when the story changes.
Every reported quarter and fiscal year in one matrix: revenue, margins, EPS, debt, cash and ownership. A figure that wasn't reported is left out, never faked. Click any chart to open it full-size with axes, units, exact values and the data table behind it.
| Metric | Q3 25 | Q4 25 | Q1 26 | Q2 26 | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 2,54,623 | 2,64,905 | 2,94,059 | 3,09,468 | |
| Operating margin | 18.0% | 17.4% | 15.0% | 15.3% | |
| Net profit | 22,092 | 22,290 | 20,589 | 23,196 |
Add a position or a watchlist stock. Each morning an AI reads the new filings, the price move and the news against your thesis and writes a short update. Add a buy, a trim or a note and the next read takes it into account.
Revenue grew for a third straight quarter, but operating margin slipped again. Your note says you bought for the margin recovery, so this is worth a closer look at the next filing.
Holdings across India and the US with invested and current value, day change and allocation, laid out the way a brokerage app does.
Every day an AI-written briefing covers what moves markets, with its sources listed. Below it, members discuss in threads.
A chat assistant sits beside every page. Ask why margins moved, compare two stocks, or have it explain a ratio, using the data you are looking at.
Search a symbol or company name (⌘K from anywhere). Scan the quarterly matrix, open any chart full-size, and check cash flow, ownership and the balance sheet before you form a view.
Set your own bars for ROCE, debt, pledge, growth and margins, and how big a position may get. Every stock shows how many of your rules it passes.
Add it to your watchlist or positions. Each morning Tenetfolio tells you what needs attention: trim, hold or exit, sized by your limits.
Pick a provider and model in Settings, paste your own key, and set a fallback model for when one runs out of quota. Keys are stored encrypted and are never shown again.