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How to use this desk - features, when to open them, and what Ask can do

Customer documentation for every public page and signed-in tool. PSX knowledge bank is the glossary. Features is the short catalog; this page is the how, when, and outcome; educational only - not SECP-licensed advice.

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Start-here journeys

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Free pages (no account)

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Signed-in desks

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Ask the coach use cases

What this platform is

A calm PSX research desk for Pakistani tip culture: understand a company and the board first, then optionally ask a coach or practise with fake PKR.

Use it to

  • Verify a forwarded tip on one listed company.
  • Read session mood without treating movers as a buy list.
  • Keep one research page, then ask better questions.
  • Practise the ticket workflow before real capital.

Do not use it as

  • A broker, CDC, or order router.
  • A signal service or “sure tip” machine.
  • A replacement for official filings or licensed advice.
  • A live matching engine for paper or real PKR.

Start here - pick your situation

Same desks, different first click. Stay on one path until you finish that company’s page.

  1. Journey 01

    Someone forwarded a WhatsApp tip

    When: A group chat named a ticker and a “sure” profit.

    1. Paste the ticker or the tip text into the Home tip check.
    2. Open that company’s research page - chart, filings, books if stored.
    3. If you still have questions, sign in and Ask the coach to fact-check the claim.

    You leave with: You leave with homework on one company, not a buy order from a forward.

    Check a tip
  2. Journey 02

    You are new to PSX

    When: You know bank and oil names, but not how the board works.

    1. Read PSX for beginners (glossary: breadth, volume, filings, CDC).
    2. Open PSX market today - open/closed, more up or down, busy names.
    3. Pick one familiar name on the stock list and stay on its research page.
    4. Ask the coach for a calm first-week plan - no tips to buy.

    You leave with: You can read the board and one company page without chasing twenty names.

    Open beginners guide
  3. Journey 03

    You already own shares and feel lost

    When: CDC / broker book exists, but you cannot explain why you hold each name.

    1. Open My stocks. List ordinary shares and share counts you already hold.
    2. Add average cost if you know it - then you can see open P&L vs last print.
    3. Ask the coach to walk the book calmly. Open Research on any name that looks concentrated.

    You leave with: A marked book (weights, concentration flags) plus questions to verify - not a sell list.

    Open My stocks →
  4. Journey 04

    You want to practise before real PKR

    When: You understand a name but have never placed a market, limit, or stop.

    1. Open that company’s research page first (free).
    2. Open Practice. Place a tiny paper size at last print.
    3. Try a limit and a stop so you see resting orders - fills are at last, not a live matching engine.

    You leave with: You know the workflow and fees story before a real broker ticket.

    Open Practice →
  5. Journey 05

    You only want today’s mood

    When: No tip, no trade - just “is the board open, more up or down?”

    1. Open PSX market today (free). Read status, breadth, then movers.
    2. Treat gainers as homework, not a shopping list.
    3. If you sign in, Scanner has the same lists with Ask coach on each row.

    You leave with: Context for the session - not a reason to chase the loudest name.

    PSX market today

Free pages (no account)

Public, crawlable, and enough for most tip checks. Open the workspace only when you want Ask, lists that persist, or paper.

Free · no account

Home tip check

When
A WhatsApp / Telegram forward named a company.
How
Paste a ticker (HBL) or a sentence that contains one. If we recognise it, we open free company research first.
Outcome
You land on that company’s desk instead of buying from a screenshot.
Limit
Unknown or fake tickers will not invent a company. Special lines (rights / preference) open a special desk, not ordinary books.
Try tip check
Free · no account

PSX market today

When
You want session mood before opening any one name.
How
Read open/closed first, then breadth (how many rose vs fell), then % movers and busy names.
Outcome
You can say whether the board looks firm, soft, or noisy - in plain words.
Limit
Busy or rising is not “good stock.” After hours you are studying the last session, not live tips.
Open market today
Free · no account

PSX stock list

When
You need to find a bank, oil, cement, or telco you already know.
How
Search by ticker, company name, or sector. Open one research page and stay there.
Outcome
You pick a familiar ordinary share instead of twenty random hot tips.
Limit
Rights / preference codes are special board lines - not missing listings and not the ordinary share.
Browse stock list
Free · no account

Company research

When
You have one ticker and need price, chart, filings, and books if stored.
How
Start with price and chart → filings → profile → peers. “Books ready” means we stored statements to study - never a buy light.
Outcome
A single-company homework pack you can re-open later.
Limit
We never invent financials. Missing books get a checklist and filing links, not made-up sales or PAT.
Sample: HBL research
Free · no account

PSX for beginners

When
Words on the board (breadth, volume, CDC, filings) still feel foreign.
How
Read the glossary and the four literacy habits, work a formula on the PSX calculators, then come back to market today and one research page.
Outcome
You can read the public pages without treating movers as tips.
Limit
This page is pedagogy, not the product funnel. Tip checks live on Home. How to use tools lives here on this guide.
Open glossary

Signed-in desks

Still educational. Each desk has a job - do not use Watchlist as a broker book or Practice as My stocks.

Signed in

Ask (AI coach)

When
You already opened a company or the board and still have a plain-language question.
How
Open Ask. Pick a topic button or type. English or Urdu. Best after you have a ticker or a filing in mind.
Outcome
Next checks, caveats, and what to verify - educational literacy, not a buy/sell order.
Limit
The coach will not place trades, guarantee profits, or invent missing books. Fact-check PUCARS / company filings yourself.
Open Ask →
Signed in

Charts

When
You want last-close graphs for ordinary names, not a movers list.
How
Charts desk. Start from today’s busy names, add a ticker, pick 2 / 3 / 6 months. Open Research, Practice, or Ask from a card.
Outcome
A visual of daily closes - with live last when the tape socket is up.
Limit
Public DPS has no 1-minute or 5-minute candles. Graphs are educational, not signals.
Open Charts →
Signed in

Scanner

When
You want today’s up / down / busy / unusual tape as homework lists.
How
Scanner desk. Overview first, then a tab. Unusual tape is turnover vs that name’s own ~20d average - not “whales.”
Outcome
A short list of names to open on Research - not a ranking to buy.
Limit
A quiet unusual-tape list means the liquid sample did not clear the bar. That is a quiet tape, not a missing whale list.
Open Scanner →
Signed in

Watchlist

When
You are studying names you may not own yet.
How
Save ordinary tickers, name the list, use live last for context. Open Research / Practice / Ask on a row.
Outcome
A list that comes back next session - homework, not broker alerts.
Limit
This is not My stocks (no share counts) and not Practice (no fake fills). Optional email digest is a recap, not a trade alert.
Open Watchlist →
Signed in

My stocks

When
You already hold ordinary shares in CDC / a broker account.
How
List ticker, shares, and average cost if you know it. The desk marks last print, PKR weight, and concentration flags.
Outcome
A picture of what you already own - so Ask and Research have a real book to talk about.
Limit
It does not buy, sell, or talk to your broker. Paper fills never change this book.
Open My stocks →
Signed in

Practice (paper)

When
You want the buy / sell workflow with fake PKR.
How
Market fills at last print on refresh. Limit waits for your price. Stop-loss sells if last falls to your stop - checked every few seconds.
Outcome
Fees, open P&L, and resting orders you can cancel - before real capital.
Limit
Not a live matching engine and not a broker. My stocks is the real book. Practice never updates it.
Open Practice →

Ask the coach - use cases

Best answers name a listed ticker, ask for checks, and follow Research. The coach will not place an order or invent missing books.

Fact-check a WhatsApp tip

When: A forward named a ticker and a guaranteed move.

I'm new to PSX. Someone on WhatsApp said HBL is a sure profit. Help me fact-check calmly - what to read on the company desk, what would prove or disprove the claim, and why I should not rush. Not a buy tip.

Then: Open that company’s research page first if you have not. The coach should give checks, not a buy.

Open Ask with this question →

First-week literacy plan

When: You know nothing about the market and want a calm start.

I know nothing about PSX yet. Give me a calm first-week homework plan - learn the words, read the market board, study one familiar company, and what to avoid as a beginner. No stock tips or buy lists.

Then: Follow the plan on Learn, market today, and one familiar research page. Do not skip to twenty tickers.

Open Ask with this question →

Explain one company simply

When: You opened Research but the filing language is heavy.

I'm new to PSX and don't know HBL yet. In plain words: what does this company do, why might today's price have moved, what are the main risks, and which PSX filings should I read before I trust a WhatsApp tip? Homework only - please don't tell me where to invest.

Then: Stay on that ticker. Verify any sales / PAT against stored books or the named filing - never treat the chat as the source of numbers.

Open Ask with this question →

What’s moving today - and why

When: You want a plain-language board story, not a shopping list.

I'm new to PSX. What is going on in the market today - in plain words? Is the board more up or down, what might be driving it, and what should a beginner study instead of chasing movers? Not a forecast to trade on.

Then: Cross-check on PSX market today or Scanner. Treat “what could happen” as scenarios, not a forecast to trade.

Open Ask with this question →

Homework themes, not orders

When: You have time this week and want careful questions, not FOMO names.

I'm new to PSX and have time this week for homework. Which themes deserve calm study, which look like noisy FOMO, and what would change my mind? Plain words - no buy or sell orders.

Then: Open one theme’s familiar name on Research. Do not treat the reply as a portfolio to copy.

Open Ask with this question →

Calm review of what you already own

When: You listed My stocks (or can paste holdings) and feel lost.

I'm new to PSX and already put money in shares. I feel lost - review my book calmly: which names look healthy vs thin on public data, concentration risk, and 3 homework steps. If I linked My stocks in Ask, use that saved book. Not buy or sell orders.

Then: Prefer asking after My stocks is saved, so the desk has counts. Concentration flags are homework, not a sell ticket.

Open Ask with this question →

Read unusual tape without “whale” stories

When: Scanner showed a name trading many times its own typical day.

I'm new to PSX. ASTM looks unusually busy on the tape today. Explain in simple words what might be happening, how this compares to a normal day, and what I should verify in filings before getting excited. Not a buy tip.

Then: Open that ticker’s filings. Unusual volume is a price event until books or notices say otherwise.

Open Ask with this question →

Stay calm when the board looks scary

When: A sharp down day and group chats are loud.

The PSX board looks scary today and I'm a beginner. Help me stay calm - what breadth and filings to check, what not to do from WhatsApp panic, and sensible homework steps. Not buy or sell advice.

Then: Check breadth on market today. Do not dump or double from a chat. Practice is for workflow, not revenge trades.

Open Ask with this question →

Zakat / tax literacy on shares

When: You hold listed shares and need the words, not a filing.

I'm new to PSX and hold listed shares. In plain words: do I owe zakat and capital gains tax on them, and what should I verify with an advisor? Literacy only - not tax filing advice.

Then: Treat this as literacy. Confirm with a qualified advisor / FBR / your scholar. You can also work illustrative numbers on the CGT and zakat calculators - not a filing.

Open Ask with this question →

Fees before you click buy

When: You are about to paper-trade or visit a broker and want a cost picture.

I'm new to PSX and thinking about buying 100 shares of HBL. Walk me through a pre-trade cost preview - price, fees, and what to verify before I click anything. Educational only.

Then: Use Practice for a fake fill at last. Work round-trip cost on the calculator first. Real broker / CDC fees can differ - verify on your statement.

Open Ask with this question →

Explain a filing or broker statement line

When: A PUCARS title or CDC/broker line is opaque.

Explain this HBL filing for a beginner: [paste title]. What should a beginner verify?

Then: Keep the official PDF as the source. The coach helps you know what to look for, not what to invent.

Open Ask with this question →

How to use this desk safely

When: You just signed in and do not know which page to open.

I'm brand new to PSX. Explain how to use this desk safely - where to start, what each page is for, and what to check before trusting a tip. Homework only.

Then: Follow this guide’s journeys. Ask is not a shortcut around Research.

Open Ask with this question →
Weak vs strong questions: Weak: “which stock will double?”, “give me a sure tip”, “buy or sell?” Strong: name a ticker, ask what to verify, stay educational.

What you can achieve - and what you cannot

Success here is better homework, not a guaranteed return.

You can

  • Check a forwarded tip against one company’s free research page.
  • Read whether PSX looks open, more up or down, and which names were busy - as mood, not tips.
  • Find a familiar listed equity and keep one research tab (price, chart, filings, books if stored).
  • Learn the words (breadth, volume, CDC, filings) on PSX for beginners.
  • Ask calm questions in English or Urdu after you have a ticker or a filing.
  • Keep a study watchlist, mark the CDC book you already own, and practise fake fills at last print.

You cannot (here)

  • ×Give a licensed buy/sell order, a “sure tip,” or SECP advice.
  • ×Invent sales, profit, or ratios when books are not stored.
  • ×Match paper orders like a live exchange - Practice fills at last print on refresh.
  • ×Talk to your broker or CDC - My stocks is your list for study, not execution.
  • ×Show 1-minute candles from public DPS - charts are daily closes.
  • ×Replace official filings, your broker statement, or a qualified tax / zakat advisor.

Honest limits

These are product facts, not fine print after a tip.

  • Data

    Last print and EOD closes from public PSX / DPS paths we store. No invented financials.

  • Charts

    Daily closes. No 1-minute candles on the public feed.

  • Practice

    Fills at last on desk refresh - not exchange matching.

  • Coach

    Educational, English or Urdu. Verify filings yourself. Not a licensed advisor.

  • Special lines

    Rights / preference codes are not the ordinary share.

Guide FAQ

How the product works - board literacy lives on Learn.

Where should I start if I only have five minutes?

If you have a tip: Home tip check → that company page. If you don’t: PSX market today (open/closed + breadth). Glossary is on PSX for beginners when the words feel new.

Do I need an account?

No for market today, stock list, company research, and Learn. Sign in for Ask, Charts, Scanner, Watchlist, My stocks, and Practice.

How do I get a good answer from the AI coach?

Name a real listed ticker, ask for a beginner explanation or a fact-check, and say you want checks - not a buy. Open Research first when you can. Vague “which stock will double?” is the wrong question.

What does “Books ready” mean?

We stored statement periods for study. It is not a green light to buy. Thin or missing books means use filings and official reports - we will not invent the numbers.

Watchlist vs My stocks vs Practice?

Watchlist = names you are studying. My stocks = ordinary shares you already hold. Practice = fake PKR to learn market / limit / stop. They do not update each other.

Is this affiliated with PSX or SECP?

No. Educational guidance only - not the exchange, not a broker, not licensed investment advice.

Next

Pehle samjho, then Ask if you still need words

Most people should open today’s market or one company first; the coach is optional.

Related guides on this desk

Stay on the high-volume path: market today → stock list → company share price → beginners / metrics - tip check when a forward arrives.