Integrato Market Intelligence
The Market Has a Memory.
Explore Indian market history across equities, sectors, gold, silver, bonds, currency, interest rates and inflation. Compare assets, see how deep past falls went and how long recoveries took, and look at what happened around major events.
Historical observations from official and published data. Not a forecast, and not a recommendation.
Market dashboard
Every market on one board: latest returns, the past year's trend, where each stands in its 52-week range and how far below its high. Equity, gold, silver and global figures come from the NAVs of index funds and ETFs that track them, so they show returns, not index levels. Daily data, not real-time.
Market Analyzer
Choose up to five series and a period. The chart, the table and the observations below update together, and the link in your address bar saves the analysis.
Learn more: how these figures are calculated
- Growth of ₹1 lakh
- What ₹1,00,000 placed in each series on the first common date would have become, using the series' own values. No costs, taxes or contributions are added.
- CAGR
- Compound annual growth rate: the constant yearly rate that turns the starting value into the ending value over the period. Periods under a year show the simple return.
- Volatility
- Standard deviation of month-end returns, multiplied by √12. It measures how widely monthly returns varied, not the risk of loss by itself.
- Maximum drawdown
- The largest fall from a previous peak to a later low within the period, with the dates and, if it happened, the date the previous peak was regained.
- Real CAGR
- CAGR adjusted for consumer-price inflation over the same months: (1 + CAGR) ÷ (1 + inflation rate) − 1. Shown only while the CPI series covers the whole period.
Rolling returns: one number is never the whole story
Every possible holding period of the chosen length, started at each month-end. The spread shows how much the experience depended on the starting date.
Corrections, bear markets and time to recover
Every fall of the chosen size from a previous peak, found from the data: when it started, how deep it went, and how long it took to regain the old peak. A fall of 10–20% is labelled a correction and 20% or more a bear market.
What happened around major events
Performance before and following a date, for the series chosen in the Market Analyzer. This shows what the markets did around the event; it does not show that the event caused it.
Calendar-year returns
Each cell is one calendar year's return. Colour helps scanning; the number is the value. Partial first years and the current year to date are marked.
Inflation and interest-rate regimes
Average returns of the chosen series in months grouped by the economic environment of that month. Historical observations, not forecasts.
How closely markets move together
Correlation of monthly returns for the series in the Market Analyzer, over the selected period, and how one pair's correlation changed over time.
Month-by-month seasonality
Average return in each calendar month and how often it was positive. Past patterns like these are often not repeated.
Market Memory: pick any date
What the data showed on a date you choose, and what happened over the following 1, 3, 5 and 10 years.
If you had invested ₹1 lakh…
A one-time ₹1,00,000 on the start date, valued on the end date, for each series in the Market Analyzer. Fund-proxy series are after fund costs; taxes are not deducted.
Market history, one page at a time
Ready-made summaries with the key numbers worked out, each with its sources and dates.
Data sources and methodology
Every series, where it comes from, how often it updates, the first and last date available, and how it is used. Nothing is interpolated: a series starts on its first real observation, and gaps stay gaps.
Not included yet
RBI repo-rate history, FD rates by bank, WPI, MOSPI's Index of Industrial Production, quarterly GDP, index valuations (P/E, P/B, dividend yield) and market breadth are not shown because no free, machine-readable and reliable source is connected yet. In their place: rate cycles use the call money rate, which generally moves with the policy rate, and the OECD-compiled 10-year G-Sec yield; industrial growth uses the World Bank's industrial-production series.
Important
- Historical performance is not indicative of future returns. Historical relationships may not persist.
- Data may be revised by the source institutions. Index-fund and ETF NAVs are used as proxies for index performance and differ from official index levels by fund costs and tracking difference.
- This page is for information and education. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell anything and not a guarantee of future performance.
- Integrato Financial Services Pvt. Ltd. is an AMFI-registered Mutual Fund Distributor (ARN-173155). Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme-related documents carefully.
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