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SensexIQ is for education and research, not investment advice.

Read this before using SensexIQ signals, screeners, calculators, portfolio analytics, projections, market data, or news for financial decisions.

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Updated
22 May 2026
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8 plain-English notes
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30 days via email
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Educational software, not investment advice

SensexIQ is educational software for Indian market research. It is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser, research analyst, broker, exchange, portfolio manager, distributor, or execution platform. The platform does not issue personalized recommendations, research reports, trade calls, target prices, or guaranteed-return products.

Any signal, score, screener result, portfolio metric, projection, calculator output, or article shown on SensexIQ is for informational and educational use only. It should help users ask better questions, compare setups, and understand assumptions. It should not be treated as a recommendation to buy, sell, hold, subscribe, pledge, short, average, or exit any security.

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No suitability review

SensexIQ does not evaluate your financial situation, risk tolerance, investment horizon, tax position, income, liabilities, family responsibilities, liquidity needs, or existing adviser relationship before showing output. Because suitability is not assessed, no screen or signal should be read as personalized advice.

If a page shows entry, target, stop loss, upside, risk-reward, or confidence, those are model levels for education and tracking. They are not instructions to place an order or to copy a trade.

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Signals are observations, not promises

A SensexIQ signal is a structured observation generated from available market data and rule-based scoring. Confidence scores, RSI values, breakout labels, risk-reward tags, support levels, resistance levels, and similar labels are not predictions. They can be wrong, delayed, incomplete, or unsuitable for a user's financial situation.

Market behavior changes quickly. A setup that appears attractive in one timeframe may become invalid after a price move, volume spike, earnings update, macro event, corporate action, liquidity change, or data-provider outage. Past signal behavior and backtested accuracy do not guarantee future outcomes.

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Screeners can miss context

Screeners narrow a large universe into a smaller list based on selected rules. They do not understand every company announcement, legal dispute, promoter action, pledged share change, accounting concern, liquidity condition, index rebalance, or intraday market event. A screener result is a starting point for research, not a complete decision.

Users should review company filings, exchange announcements, financial statements, sector conditions, valuation, liquidity, and personal suitability before acting. If a result looks surprising, verify it independently before relying on it.

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Portfolio analytics are approximations

Portfolio health, diversification, risk score, beta, volatility, sector allocation, market-cap allocation, concentration, and unrealized profit or loss are computed from user-entered holdings and available market prices. These numbers may differ from broker statements because of taxes, charges, corporate actions, pledged positions, intraday fills, fractional rounding, dividends, and price-source differences.

Future projection charts are scenario calculations based on fixed compound annual growth assumptions. They are not a scheduler, advisory dependency, promise, or forecast engine. The bull, base, and bear lines show how a current portfolio value could compound under chosen assumptions if all else stayed simplified, which real markets never do.

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Calculators depend on assumptions

SIP, EMI, PPF, FD, tax, retirement, brokerage, CAGR, inflation, NPS, HRA, gratuity, and other calculators are only as reliable as the inputs and assumptions entered by the user. Real financial outcomes may change due to interest-rate revisions, tax-law changes, product rules, inflation, fees, exit loads, loan terms, salary structure, employer policy, and regulatory updates.

Calculator outputs should be used for planning and education. Before making tax, loan, insurance, investment, or retirement decisions, verify rules from official sources and consult a qualified professional.

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Market data and news may be delayed

SensexIQ uses third-party and public market-data sources. Prices, fundamentals, news, corporate details, and historical values may be delayed, missing, stale, misclassified, or temporarily unavailable. Network issues, provider limits, exchange holidays, market events, or upstream changes can affect freshness and accuracy.

Do not rely on SensexIQ for time-sensitive trading execution. For real-time trade placement, use your broker terminal and official exchange information. SensexIQ is designed for research and learning, not execution.

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User responsibility

Every user remains responsible for their own financial decisions. Consider risk tolerance, time horizon, liquidity needs, tax position, debt obligations, family responsibilities, emergency funds, and advice from qualified professionals before acting. Never invest money you cannot afford to lose because a signal, article, chart, or calculator appears confident.

By using SensexIQ, you acknowledge that financial markets involve risk and that no digital tool can remove uncertainty. The product can improve clarity; it cannot guarantee outcomes.

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