Methodology
Research Methodology
How research observations, HOT Score™ and educational notes are produced and validated.
Last updated: 1 July 2026
Data sources
- Live and end-of-day market data from institutional feeds (exchange-authorised vendors)
- Public company disclosures, exchange filings and regulatory announcements
- Derivatives data including open interest, implied volatility and option Greeks
- Macro and sectoral data from public government and exchange releases
Analytical framework
- Multi-timeframe trend and structure analysis
- Options analytics: PCR, OI shifts, IV rank/percentile, premium decay
- Volume profile, breadth and sector participation
- Regime classification (trending, ranging, expansion, contraction)
- HOT Score™ composite indicator (0–100) computed on 5-minute candle close with a 2-candle debounce to reduce noise
Publication standards
- Every published observation is educational in nature
- Assumptions, invalidation levels and alternative scenarios are disclosed
- Historical performance discussions include disclaimers about non-representativeness of future results
- Errors or corrections are disclosed transparently in the research feed
Research Analyst
Sushant Sharad Dighe
SEBI RA · INH000026433
Contact
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+91 89760 40017
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