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NIFTY 50 22,682.40 -0.41% NIFTY BANK 54,990.90 -0.25% NIFTY IT 28,004.00 -0.47% NIFTY MIDCAP 100 59,684.15 -0.13% NIFTY SMALLCAP 100 19,459.00 +0.05% NIFTY AUTO 25,403.95 -0.54% NIFTY PHARMA 26,507.05 -0.16% NIFTY FMCG 44,979.85 -0.50%
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Aarnav Fashions Limited · AARNAV

Every Aarnav Fashions Limited result whose ten-session window has closed, judged against the last read made before it. Open a result for the full account: the read, the sessions after, the reported figures, and every morning's read that led up to it. The company's own page →

2results judged
0read right
0read wrong
0flat / no call
2unread
50%beat the market
+1.8%avg vs market, 10d
2.5%avg move, T+1

How the reads on it fared

ReadJudgedRightWrongFlatHit rateAvg vs mkt
unread 2 0 0 0 — +1.8%

A company that is often read strong and often proves it is one the model understands; one that is read strong and keeps lagging is where the model is wrong about a name, and this table is where that shows first.

Reading the rows

T+1
the share's move on the first session after the result, from the close before it
T+10
the move over ten sessions, same base
vs market
T+10 less NIFTY 50's move over the same ten sessions — the number every read is judged on
Run-up
the share's move in the thirty sessions before the result
Result
reported profit growth against the company's own last four quarters: good, in line, bad

Each result

2 judged · newest first · open one
ResultReadOutcomeT+1T+10vs marketRun-upResultWhy
28 Jul Q1FY27 — unread -0.5% +5.9% +4.0% +25% no figures
  • Ran up 25% in the 30 sessions before the result — a good number had little left to reward.
  • No reported figures on file for this quarter, so the result itself could not be judged.
  • 3 more
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30 May Q4FY26 — unread +4.4% +0.9% -0.4% -1% no figures
  • No reported figures on file for this quarter, so the result itself could not be judged.
  • Delivery share rose 7 points in the fortnight before — someone was taking stock home.
  • 2 more
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