News and market ripples

/news collects market and company news and ranks it by how much it matters, not only by how recent it is. Every article that names a company is linked to it, so a stock's own page can show the news that concerns it specifically.

Reading the feed#

The top of the page is a section bar with several views over the same feed:

• Front page: a curated front page mixing the day's top stories.
• Latest: every story as it arrives, newest first.
• High impact: the stories judged most likely to move prices, most important first. Importance is an AI judgement, not a guaranteed market reaction.
• Good news and Bad news: important stories the AI reads as positive or negative for the companies or the market involved.
• Category and topic tabs such as Stocks, Results, Orders & deals, Dividends & splits, Companies, Economy & world, IPOs and Commodities.
• My stocks: news for your own portfolio and watchlist, once you are signed in.

You can also sort by Top, Most important or Newest, and filter to the last 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days. While you are reading, a "new stories" pill appears when fresh articles arrive, so the list never reshuffles under you without asking first.

Sentiment pages#

/news/sentiment/<sentiment> filters the feed to one reading: positive, negative or neutral, as judged by DocStoX's AI enrichment. This is a sentiment classification, not a signal to act on.

Exchange filings in the feed#

A meaningful share of the feed is exchange filings rather than reported news stories: routine announcements companies make to NSE, arriving through the exchange's own announcements feed. DocStoX labels these as Exchange filing rather than presenting them as if a journalist had written them, and shows the company, the subject and the time rather than a byline.

Market Ripples Pro#

/impact is Market Ripples, DocStoX's AI-generated map of how a market event spreads: from the event itself, to the sectors and stocks it directly touches, to a second-order ripple through companies further down the chain, such as suppliers or competitors. Every node in a ripple is grounded in a real, named NSE stock rather than an abstract sector label.

Each ripple carries a model view, DocStoX's own directional read on a stock in the chain. This is explicitly labelled as a model's view and kept separate from any observed price move, because Market Ripples does not currently have live price data wired into it: a directional call here is a judgement, not a measured outcome.

Free shows the latest ripple maps as they are generated. Pro adds the full searchable archive, so you can look back at how earlier events propagated and search across the whole set.

• Results, corporate actions and calendarsDated events like results and ex-dates, rather than the news feed.
• Filings and documentsA company's own filings and concalls, summarised.