Market Calendar

See What’s coming next

The Market Calendar brings upcoming earnings, IPOs, and key economic events into one view, updated in real time.

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4 Calendar types

Real time Market Tracking

10,000+ Active traders

Powerful Market Calendar Capabilities

Everything you need to track scheduled market events and plan around them

Event-Based Tracking

View earnings dates, IPO timelines, and macro events like policy decisions or inflation releases in a single timeline.

Category Filters

Filter events by type - earnings, IPOs, or economic data, so you’re only tracking what actually impacts your trades.

Time-Sorted View

Events are arranged by week and day, making it easier to see what’s coming up next without scanning multiple sources.

Upcoming Market Events in One View

Know what’s coming before it starts impacting price

Earning Events

Results

Access latest stock market results and key market updates in one place. You can quickly check how companies have performed, follow real time updates and get a clearer picture of market trends that actually matter.

Quarterly results
Earnings updates
Corporate actions

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IPO Events

Upcoming IPO

The Upcoming IPO section helps you keep track of companies preparing to go public. You can check issue dates, price bands, subscription timelines and key details in one place, so it’s easier to plan your investment strategy in the primary market.

Issue Dates
Price Bands
Subscription Status

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Learning Events

Webinars

Join webinars led by experts who actually understand the market. You can follow trends, learn practical strategies, and ask questions live, whether you're just starting out or already trading regularly.

Trading strategies
Live Q&A
Market trends

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Platform Updates

Strike Updates

The Strike Updates keeps you posted on what’s new and what’s improved. You’ll see feature changes, small upgrades, and useful updates that make it easier to track and understand the market as you go.

New features
Platform insights
Improvement

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Support Tracking

My tickets

My Tickets is where you can check the queries you’ve raised. Replies, updates, current status - it’s all there, so you don’t have to keep following up with our support team separately.

Track updates
View updates
Check resolutions

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How Strike Market Calendar Works

From upcoming events to actionable awareness in three simple steps

View Events

All scheduled events - earnings, IPOs, and macro data are listed in one timeline, organised by date and category.

Filter Events

Narrow down events by type or relevance, whether you’re tracking earnings for specific stocks or macro releases.

Plan Ahead

Use event timing to anticipate volatility, adjust positions, or avoid entering trades just before high-impact announcements.

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Professional-grade tools built to analyze market movements and trading opportunities in real time

Advanced scanners

Filter stocks using price, volume, technical indicators, and patterns. Returns setups that match defined conditions without manual chart checks.

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Futures & Options

Access open interest, volume, and long-short data across indices and stocks. Helps read position buildup and derivative activity.

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Sentiment Indicators

Analyse market positioning using breadth data, derivatives activity, and momentum signals across stocks and indices.

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Stocks & Indices

View price trends, financial data, and technical indicators together. Compare performance across timeframes and track index movement.

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Diffusion Indicators

Measure percentage of stocks aligned with trend or momentum signals. Shows whether market moves have broad participation.

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Interactive Heatmaps

Visualise sector and stock movement using percentage change and market cap weight. Highlights where gains or declines are concentrated.

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IPO Tracker

Track upcoming and active IPOs with issue dates, price bands, lot sizes, and subscription data across investor categories.

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Bulletin Board

View news, announcements, corporate actions, and deal activity together. Helps link market events with price movement.

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Market Calendar

Track earnings, IPOs, and economic events by date. Useful for planning trades around scheduled market triggers.

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FII DII Data

Track institutional buying and selling across cash and derivatives segments. Shows changes in exposure by FIIs and DIIs.

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Ratio Charts

Compare stocks or sectors using price ratios. Helps identify relative strength and shifts in outperformance over time.

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RRG

Plots relative strength and momentum against each other; shows clockwise rotation between leading, weakening, lagging, and improving quadrants.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A market calendar shows scheduled events - earnings, IPOs, policy meetings, macro data. What usually happens is prices start reacting even before the event. So if you don’t know something is coming up, a move can feel confusing when it actually isn’t.

Usually the bigger ones - RBI policy, budget announcements, earnings, inflation data. Those tend to move things. Smaller updates are listed too, but unless you’re tracking a specific stock, they don’t always matter as much.

It updates throughout the day, in real time. That said, dates can shift sometimes - company events, exchange changes, so it’s worth checking again closer to when it actually happens.

Yes, you can filter by type - earnings, IPOs, economic data and so on. Most people don’t track everything anyway. It’s easier to focus on what actually affects your trades.

You can narrow it down by event type - earnings, IPOs, economic data and so on. Practically speaking, if you're a mid-cap equity trader, you probably don't need to track every macro release. If you're mostly in F&O, the priority list looks completely different. The filter exists for exactly that reason.

Yes it is free, no login needed. Straightforward to use for keeping track of what's coming up - whether you're planning around quarterly results season or just want to know when the next RBI meeting is.