Learn how to read market strength
Plain-English guides to the ideas behind the scanner. Read the idea, then try it on live NSE data.
Open the free scannerRelative strength and rotation
Find what is leading and where money is moving.
Relative strength scanner for NSE stocksRank every NSE stock by relative strength (RS rating 1-99) against the market. See how RS is calculated, how to read it and how to scan for leaders.RS line new highs: relative strength line explainedWhat the relative strength (RS) line is, why a new 52-week RS-line high can come before a price breakout, and how to scan NSE stocks for it.RRG chart: how to read a relative rotation graphWhat an RRG (relative rotation graph) is, how to read its four quadrants and tails, and how to use one for NSE sectors, themes and stocks. Free RRG-style chart.Sector rotation analysis for Indian marketsTrack which sectors and themes are leading, improving, weakening or lagging. An RRG-style relative rotation view of NSE sectors and thematic baskets.
Trends, setups and screens
Recognise strong trends and the setups that form inside them.
The Minervini trend template, explainedThe Minervini trend template explained: the moving-average, 52-week and relative-strength checks that define a Stage 2 uptrend, and how to scan NSE stocks for them.Weinstein stage analysis: the four stages of a stockStan Weinstein’s stage analysis explained: Stage 1 basing, Stage 2 advancing, Stage 3 topping and Stage 4 declining, and how to find stocks entering Stage 2.VCP pattern: the volatility contraction pattern explainedWhat a volatility contraction pattern (VCP) is, how to recognise tightening pullbacks and drying volume, and how to scan NSE stocks for VCP setups.Swing trading stock screener for NSE stocksFree swing-trading stock screener for the NSE: trend template, VCP, cup with handle, flags, pocket pivots, volume breakouts and Weinstein stages.
Market health and testing
Judge the market and test ideas without hindsight.
Market breadth: how many stocks are really participating?Live market breadth for NSE stocks: percent above the 10, 20, 50 and 200-day averages, new highs, advancers and decliners, and what they say about market health.Backtest momentum strategies without hindsightBacktest momentum and rule-based strategies on NSE stocks with point-in-time data, realistic fills, costs and tax. See what hindsight-free testing means.