All Stocks List

• All-in-one view: View the complete universe of Indian stocks in a single, continuous listing.
• Alphabetical tabs: Browse directly to companies using alphabetic A to Z filters. For example, if an investor is looking for Reliance, head directly to the R tab.
• Instant access: Every entry links directly to live charts, fundamentals, and technical indicators on the Dhan platform.

Although both the exchanges signify the Indian stock market, the range of listed companies between the two exchanges differs significantly:

• BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange): As it is the oldest exchange in Asia, the BSE has a huge database of over 5000+ companies.
• NSE (National Stock Exchange): The NSE specialises in high liquidity stocks and is home to more than 2,200+ companies.

It must be noted that many companies like to go for listings on both exchanges for more visibility. However, there will be some small companies that are listed on either the BSE or the NSE.

The all stocks list on Dhan is an invaluable resource to every investor because of the following reasons:

• Centralised information: It brings together all the publicly traded companies in India under one tab, with alphabet-wise stock categorisation in 26 different tabs, which can be accessed without having to go through multiple sources for this.
• Easy navigation: Alphabet-based sorting allows for fast and easy searching, by which an investor can find a specific company through its alphabet without having to scroll through long lists.
• Filtered views: All stocks lists make it easier for the investor to research stocks with pre-filtered lists, which allow them to focus on analysis rather than arranging data.
• Foundational research: It makes the first step in due diligence easy, enabling investors to look at potential opportunities across the broader market spectrum.
• Hidden gems discovery: By browsing alphabetically, investors can often find companies that they may not have otherwise found when searching by popular sector or index.

Although the all stocks list is a powerful tool, there are several things that investors should remember beforehand, like:

• Dynamic data: Stock price, market capitalisation, and other financial data are constantly changing metrics. Therefore, investors should always check the real-time data to get the recent up-to-date information before making investment decisions.
• Due diligence is Key: This list only provides investors with a directory, but before investing in any company, they need to do extensive research, involving basic and technical analysis of the companies.
• No recommendation: The stock included in this list does not represent a recommendation to purchase, sell, or retain for investors in any form.
• Market conditions: Broader market conditions, economic indicators, and global events may substantially influence stock performance in the Indian stock market, so keeping a watch on the latest market conditions is also important.

• Define the investment goals: Decide what you are aiming to accomplish with your investments (e.g., long-term growth, passive income) and what your acceptable risk tolerance and investment horizon are to make investment decisions accordingly.
• Conduct research: Utilise resources like the all stocks list to identify companies that align with your goals. Explore company details, industry prospects, and competitive environments to identify their current standing.
• Understand key financial metrics: Evaluate the key financial metrics, including price-to-earnings (PE) ratio, market capitalisation, return on equity (ROE), and earnings per share (EPS), to gauge a company's financial health.
• Diversify portfolio: Disperse the investments in various industries and asset classes to reduce risk.
• Stay informed: Be aware of market news, economic indicators, and company-specific developments.

• Large-cap (market cap of over ₹20,000 crores) companies are the top 100 companies listed in the stock market based on market capitalisation. They are industry leaders that provide stability, consistent dividends, reduced volatility, and moderate growth opportunities.
• Mid-cap (market cap ₹5,000-20,000 crores) companies are the 101 to 250 companies listed in the stock market based on market capitalisation. They represent growing companies that offer balanced risk-reward profiles, higher growth potential with moderate risk.
• Small-cap (market cap ₹500-5,000 crores) companies are the 251 to 500 position companies in the stock market based on market capitalisation. They represent smaller firms with high growth potential, risk and volatility.
• Micro-cap (market cap ₹50-500 crores) companies are 501-750 positions companies listed in the stock market based on market capitalisation. Micro-cap stocks can provide substantial returns during favourable cycles, but must be researched thoroughly and managed with strict risk controls.