FutureGain AI Methodology
Last updated: March 2026
FutureGain combines multiple AI models and market data sources to generate stock scores and ideas for Indian investors. This page explains the high-level methodology used to analyse securities and produce signals. It is intentionally simplified and does not reveal proprietary implementation details.
Data Sources
FutureGain uses data from a combination of market data providers and public sources, including NSE/BSE prices, fundamentals, derivatives data, and selected third-party APIs for forecasts and sentiment. Data quality checks and sanity filters are applied before analysis.
Six Analysis Dimensions
- Technical: indicators such as trend, momentum, support/resistance and volatility.
- Fundamental: earnings, valuations, growth, balance sheet strength and quality metrics.
- Momentum: price and volume behaviour across recent weeks and months.
- F&O Data: derivatives positioning, open interest and options activity where applicable.
- Sentiment: news and market tone around the stock or sector, where available.
- Delivery: delivery-based buying versus intraday churn to detect accumulation or distribution.
Score & Horizon Framework
Each stock is evaluated on the above dimensions and combined into an overall AI score between 0 and 100. The scoring process works as follows:
- Data Collection: Real-time and historical data is gathered from multiple sources including price feeds, fundamental data, derivatives markets, news sentiment, and delivery patterns.
- Dimensional Analysis: Each of the six dimensions (Technical, Fundamental, Momentum, F&O, Sentiment, Delivery) is scored independently using specialized AI models trained on historical patterns.
- Weight Allocation: Different dimensions receive different weights based on their predictive power for specific market conditions and stock characteristics.
- Score Aggregation: The weighted dimensional scores are combined using ensemble methods to produce a final AI score between 0-100.
- Horizon Mapping: The AI score is mapped to appropriate holding periods based on the underlying signals and market regime:
- 7–30 days: High momentum stocks with strong technical and short-term fundamental catalysts. These typically show immediate price action potential.
- 30–90 days: Balanced opportunities with solid fundamentals and reasonable technical setups. These allow for proper position sizing and risk management.
- 90–365 days: Deep value or growth stories with strong business fundamentals, competitive advantages, and long-term secular trends.
- Signal Generation: For each horizon, the system generates specific entry points, target prices, and stop-loss levels based on volatility, support/resistance levels, and risk-reward ratios.
The AI models are continuously retrained on new market data to adapt to changing market conditions, regime shifts, and evolving investor behavior. This dynamic approach helps maintain relevance across different market cycles.