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Every figure FinSach shows stays open — what a company filed, how its shares traded, the arithmetic behind a price move. Plus is the part that needs history nobody else kept: whether today is unusual for this stock, how its promoters have moved across eight quarters, what happened the last few times it went ex-dividend.
Ownership of TCS, over time
Up to eight quarters of promoter holding and pledge, from the company’s own filings.
The verdict, and both endpoints.
Every quarter in between, and the pledge series.
Who holds TCS, by name
Every holder the filing names at 0.1% or more — the itemised shareholder register, from the company’s own filing.
How many the filing names.
Each one, by name and share.
Whether today is normal for TCS
Today’s trading against this stock’s own two-year record — never a market average.
The raw figures, on every stock page.
Whether they’re unusual for it, and by how far.
How TCS trades around its ex-dates
On an ex-date a price falls by roughly the dividend. That drop is arithmetic, not the market selling.
Its recent ex-dates, and the drop on each.
How it behaved after, each of the last few times.
Whether TCS bounces back after going ex
How long the price took to trade back above where it was the session before.
When it last went ex, and the drop.
How many sessions it took to recover the drop.
Across the market
Who moved this quarter
Every company that filed — complete, never a selection.
Every name, and which way it moved.
By how much, and sortable by size.
Plus is earned, not sold.
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