Twenty-three ways into the IDX.
Curated lists, grouped by what you're trying to do — not by which API powers them. Pick the angle that matches today's question.
Directors are buying their own stock at the fastest pace in a year.
Insider purchases on the IDX have been ramping up — banks lead the buying, but mid-cap consumer names are showing up too. When directors put their own money in, history says it's worth a look.
Stocks the market hasn't priced in yet.
Low multiples, weak prices, names being slept on. Five lenses for the contrarian.
Low PE Value
Trading below 10× earnings with positive net income.
52-Week Lows
Down hard from yearly highs — falling knives or hidden bargains.
Penny Stocks
Trading under Rp 200 — speculative, illiquid, but the lottery tickets live here.
Low Debt
Net cash on the balance sheet — quality first.
Most Expensive
PE above 50× — what the market is willing to pay top dollar for.
Where the trend is your friend.
Stocks the market is already paying attention to — and where the volume is.
52-Week Highs
Touched a yearly high in the past 5 days.
Earnings Accelerators
YoY EPS growth above 20% for two quarters running.
Revenue Compounders
Top-line growing 25%+ YoY, durable demand.
Volume Spike
Today's volume above average — something's up.
Accumulation Phase
Wyckoff signals — quietly being absorbed before the markup.
Boring is beautiful.
Cashflow that lands in your account, balance sheets that don't panic.
Top Dividend Yield
Yields above 5% TTM, payout ratio below 1.
BUMN
State-owned enterprises — banks, energy, infrastructure.
High ROE
ROE above 20% — capital that earns its keep.
Fat Margins
Net margin above 15% — pricing power, real moats.
Large Cap
Market cap above Rp 50T. The benchmark constituents.
Mid Cap
Medium-sized companies (1T-50T market cap).
Small Cap
Small companies under 1T market cap.
Following the bandar.
Where institutional brokers and insiders are putting their own money.
What to be careful around.
Distribution patterns, insider exits, names at risk of delisting.