NSE stock lists today

By Market Strength Scanner · Data as of 3 Nov 2026 (end of day) · How the data works

How many liquid NSE stocks pass each of the scanner’s main screens on 3 Nov 2026, with the full lists and the exact rules. Updated after every trading day.

Screen results, not recommendations. Each list shows stocks that pass a published, mechanical rule on the latest close.
Trend template113Passes all 8 trend template checks: price above the 150 and 200-day averages, 150-day above 200-day, 200-day rising, 50-day above both, price above…VCP10Found from the chart’s own swings since the base high of the last six months: 2 to 5 pullbacks that mostly get shallower (the first at least 8% and…Darvas box49A high within 5% of the 52-week high that is not exceeded for the next 3 sessions sets the box top; the lowest low after it that holds for 3 sessions…Stage 2314Weinstein Stage 2 (advancing), from the 150-day (about 30-week) moving average: the average rose more than 1% over the last 20 sessions and price is…RS leaders142RS rating of 90 or higher: the stock’s weighted 3, 6, 9 and 12-month return (the latest quarter counting most) beat about 90% or more of the scan…Pocket pivot46On the latest session: an up day closing above the 50-day average, on volume larger than any down day’s volume in the previous 10 sessions. RS rating…Near 52-week high79Within 10% of the 52-week high and RS rating 80 or higher.Market breadth25%Share of stocks above their 50-day average, advances vs declines, new highs and lows.

Market backdrop

The Nifty 500 is below both its 50 and 200-day averages, +3.0% over one month and -5.4% over three. 25% of stocks are above their 50-day average and 40% above their 200-day. Among liquid stocks on the day, 408 rose and 263 fell; 14 made a new 52-week high and 8 a new 52-week low. See market breadth today.

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Frequently asked questions

What are these lists?

Each one is a stock screen from the Market Strength scanner, run on every liquid NSE stock after the market closes. The number on each card is how many stocks pass today.

Are they buy lists?

No. They are screen results: stocks that meet a mechanical rule today. They are a starting point for your own research, not advice.