DocStoX is a free AI-powered research platform for Indian equity markets, covering 5,700+ NSE & BSE stocks with prices, fundamentals, 326 financial ratios, shareholding, FII/DII flows, F&O, IPOs, a visual screener and AI stock scoring.

Yes. DocStoX has a free tier covering stock research, the screener, FII/DII data and educational guides, plus a free MCP API tier (50 tool calls/day) for AI assistants. A Pro plan adds higher limits and advanced features.

What data does DocStoX cover?

Every NSE & BSE listed stock (5,700+ instruments): EOD and intraday prices, income statement / balance sheet / cash flow, 326 ratios, quarterly shareholding, promoter pledge, mutual-fund holdings, FII/DII flows, F&O and option-chain data, analyst forecasts, IPOs, corporate actions and news.

Can AI assistants like ChatGPT or Claude use DocStoX data?

Yes. DocStoX runs a public Model Context Protocol (MCP) server at https://mcp.docstox.com/mcp with 76 tools, so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other MCP clients can pull Indian market data directly. Setup and a free key are at https://docstox.com/mcp.

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UEFA Nations League Matchday 1 Schedule: Check Fixtures, Timings, Live Streaming, Telecast Details

NDTV Profit 2 hrs ago·24 Sept 2026, 2:30 pm

Football fans worldwide are gearing up for the start of the UEFA Nations League, with Matchday 1 featuring several high-profile clashes. The tournament kicks off with a highly anticipated clash between the Netherlands and Germany, followed by Portugal taking on Wales. England and Spain are also set to face off, promising a weekend of intense competition. These fixtures are part of the broader global sports calendar that often influences market sentiment and investor mood.

For investors, this event is part of the broader global macro landscape. Major international sporting events can boost consumer confidence and retail spending, potentially impacting sectors like consumer discretionary and travel. While the direct effect on the stock market is usually minimal, these events serve as a reminder of the psychological factors that can drive market volatility. Investors should focus on the long-term fundamentals of their holdings rather than getting swayed by short-term sporting outcomes.