Early Movers: stocks that are just starting to move (a fresh breakout in the last 10 days) or are ready to break out (just below a 50 or 100-day high, tight range, volume drying up), combined with a fundamentals check where data exists. Nothing is removed for having already risen; instead each stock gets a Stage: Ready (not broken out yet), Fresh (0-3% above the breakout level), Early (3-8%), Extended (8-15%) and Late (above 15%). Fresh and Ready come first. Horizon: Long Term = 100-day breakout with decent fundamentals, otherwise Short Term. Fundamentals come from the Multibagger and Quality scans; stocks not in those scans show n/a (unknown, not zero). Stop-loss and target come from the chart; stocks with Reward:Risk below 1:2 are listed in the Excluded tab. Stages, scores and thresholds are estimates; check the Performance tab over a few weeks before trusting them. Always verify on screener.in.
Weekly scan (updated every Saturday). Quality companies with fast 3-year sales and profit growth, high ROCE, positive cash flow and a price that has not already run up. Meant for 1-3 years. Stop-loss and target come from the chart (swing low, ATR, nearest resistance); a very wide stop is shown as a warning, so decide your own position size. Ranked by score; you pick the top few. Always verify ROCE and growth on screener.in before buying. Not checked: auditor changes and related-party transactions.
Large companies (market cap above Rs 15,000 crore) with steady growth: sales and profit rising every year, high ROCE (ROE for banks and financial companies), positive cash flow, price above its 200-day average and ahead of Nifty. Meant for a 1-3 year hold. Stop-loss and target come from the chart (swing low, ATR, nearest resistance); the target is not a promise, and a very wide stop is shown as a warning. Very high growth rates can come from a low starting base, so check the numbers on screener.in before buying. Not checked: auditor changes and related-party transactions.
Recently listed stocks with less than 120 trading days of price history (the other scans skip these). This is a price-only scan: no profit, debt or pledge data is checked yet, and a short history makes the score less reliable, so the top band (High Conviction) is not given. Always verify on screener.in before buying.
Smart Money: Track institutional holdings and prominent super investors (Ashish Kacholia, Vijay Kedia, Mukul Agrawal, Quant MF, Nippon Small Cap, etc.). Combines quarterly shareholding filings and recent bulk deals with our Radar technical setups. "Double Conviction" highlights stocks that Smart Money holds and also appear on our technical radar. "Overlap (2+ Investors)" shows clustered conviction where multiple super investors or funds hold the same stock.
Your own list, saved in this browser only (it will not appear on another phone or computer). Tap "☆ Watch" on any radar card to add it, or add any NSE symbol below. Prices are end-of-day from the daily data. A stock that is not on the radar needs a price you enter, and its company flags show n/a. "Touched" for stop-loss or target is checked on daily high/low after the add date (approximate).
Upcoming results (board meeting) dates from NSE, usually about one month ahead. A company that is not listed here has no date announced yet (n/a). Dates can change. Price can gap up or down after results, so plan entries and stop-loss carefully.
Dates filter by the day a stock first appeared on the radar. If stop-loss and target are both touched on the same day, it is counted as a stop-loss (conservative). Pending = waiting for price to reach the entry. Expired = time window ended without hitting target or stop (shown at the window's last close). Tracking windows: Ultra 5 trading days, Short Term 20, New Listings 60, Multibagger and Quality 250 (about 1 year). Multibagger, Quality and New Listings tracking started in October 2026; stocks that appeared before that are not included. "Days" = trading days after the signal day. For stocks still Open, P/L % is the change up to the last close. Class applies to Ultra and Short Term only.
After a stop-loss hit: "After stop max %" = the highest rise from the stop price in the days after the stop. "Whipsaw" = Yes if the price later also touched the target (the stop may have been too tight), No if it did not, "-" if it is still unknown (not enough days observed yet). "Whipsaw %" = Yes out of (Yes + No); stops with unknown result are not counted. With only a few stops this number is not reliable, so wait for a few weeks of data. "On radar" = Yes if the stock is on today's list, Removed if it is not.
A "big mover" is a stock (price Rs 50+, average traded value Rs 10 crore+) whose close rose 15%+ within 5 trading days (Ultra) or 20 trading days (Short Term). Caught = it was on our list that day (or in the 2 days before). Missed = we had a snapshot and it was not listed. Unknown = no snapshot exists for that day (older dates), so the reason is only an approximation from price data. Date filter = the day the move started.
Stocks that passed the setup checks but were dropped because the Reward:Risk was below 1:2 (the chart-based target is too close compared with the stop-loss). Shown for the latest scan only; the list is replaced on every run. Ultra Short, Short Term and Early Movers lists are for the last daily run; New Listings only includes stocks with score 50 or more. Stocks removed because of NSE ASM/GSM are not listed here. "Near" = Reward:Risk of 1.5 or more. This is a check on whether our stop/target rules are too strict, not a buy list.
Sector heatmap of the stocks on today's radar lists. Each number = how many stocks from that scan are in the sector; darker blue = more stocks. Avg score is the average score of all radar stocks in that sector (greener = higher). This shows where our scans are finding strong setups. It is not the performance of the whole sector. Sector comes from the scan files or the company profile file; stocks without a sector are grouped as n/a.
Data: Yahoo Finance end-of-day prices (via yfinance), scanned automatically after market close.
Company details come from NSE and Yahoo Finance and can be missing or slightly delayed; "n/a" means unknown, not zero.
Stocks on the NSE ASM or GSM lists are removed automatically. Scores are estimates, not guarantees.
Always verify on your own chart. This is a research aid, not investment advice.