What does QVT mean in the FYERS?

What does QVT mean in the FYERS?

Quality Valuation and Technicals are the different parameters set using the fundamentals, technicals and historical performance of each individual stocks. Generally, the scores are assigned between 0-100 where a score of over 50 is considered good and a score under 30 is considered bad. A score between 30-50 is considered average/neutral.
  1. Quality: Quality Score indicates good and consistent financial performance: stable revenues, profits, cash flows and low debt.
  2. Valuation: A High Valuation Score indicates the stock is competitively priced at current P/E, P/BV and share price.
  3. Technicals: A High Momentum Score indicates the stock is seeing buyer demand, and is bullish across its technicals compared to the rest of the stock universe. The score for each element of the QVT score indicates the following:
Metrics
GOOD
Average
BAD
Quality
>55
35-55
<35
Valuation
>50
30-50
<30
Technicals
>60
35-60
<35

For instance, Mr. Sid wishes to invest in the Coal India equity. However, he is still determining when to invest. The QVT metrics of Coal India is as below:

  1. The Quality score of Coal India is 68 out of 100, which means the company is doing well financially.
  2. The Valuation score is 69 out of 100, which means the stock is available at a fair valuation.
  3. The Technical score is 49 out of 100. It means the price strength is moderate or neutral.
Overall, Coal India is a stock with good fundamentals and valuation but with moderate technicals. Based on these parameters Mr. Sid can decide whether to invest in Coal India or not.


Note: The parameters with which QVT scores are computed is proprietary to FYERS.

What does QVT mean in FYERS?

QVT stands for Quality, Valuation, and Technicals. These are the different parameters set using the fundamentals, technicals, and historical performance of each individual stock. Generally, the scores are assigned between 0 and 100, where a score of over 50 is considered good and a score of under 30 is considered bad. A score between 30 and 50 is considered average or neutral.

This feature helps investors quickly understand a stock’s financial quality, valuation attractiveness, and technical strength in one place.

What does the QVT section include?

Data ItemWhat It Represents
QualityIndicates good and consistent financial performance, including stable revenues, profits, cash flows, and low debt
ValuationIndicates whether the stock is competitively priced based on current P/E, P/BV, and share price
TechnicalsIndicates whether the stock is seeing buyer demand and is bullish across its technical indicators compared to the rest of the stock universe

How are the scores interpreted?

MetricsGoodAverageBad
Quality>5535-55<35
Valuation>5030-50<30
Technicals>6035-60<35

Example

For instance, Mr. Sid wishes to invest in Coal India equity. However, he is still determining when to invest. The QVT metrics of Coal India are as below:

  • The Quality score of Coal India is 68 out of 100, which means the company is doing well financially.
  • The Valuation score is 69 out of 100, which means the stock is available at a fair valuation.
  • The Technical score is 49 out of 100, which means the price strength is moderate or neutral.

Overall, Coal India is a stock with good fundamentals and valuation but with moderate technicals. Based on these parameters, Mr. Sid can decide whether to invest in Coal India.

Notes

  • QVT scores are assigned on a scale of 0 to 100.
  • A higher score generally indicates better performance in that category.
  • The parameters used to compute QVT scores are proprietary to FYERS.
  • QVT should be used as a reference point along with other stock details before making an investment decision.

What If...

ScenarioExplanation
A stock has a high Quality score but a low Technical scoreThis may mean the company is fundamentally strong, but the stock price trend is currently weak or neutral.
A stock has a high Valuation scoreThis indicates the stock may be competitively priced based on FYERS’ valuation parameters.
A stock has average scores across all three parametersThis generally suggests the stock is neither strongly attractive nor weak across QVT factors.

Last updated: 30 Mar 2026



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