Technical Analysis – NSE Stock Screener
Stock Screener from NSE’s top companies. Find the top companies with our various technical parameters such as candlestick patterns, gap analysis, price movements and volume analysis.
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Figures are end-of-day and subject to availability. This tool is for education and research only and is not investment advice or a recommendation. Investment in securities market is subject to market risks; past performance is not indicative of future results.
About this tool
This screener runs across actively traded NSE stocks and summarises each one on a single row of end-of-day technical signals. Use the filters to narrow the whole list to the setups you follow — say, stocks near support with a bullish candlestick and above-average delivery — then sort any column to rank them. It is a starting point for your own research, not a recommendation to buy or sell.
What the columns and filters mean
- CHG
- Change in the closing price versus the previous session.
- Delivery
- Share of traded quantity taken to delivery — a read on genuine participation versus intraday churn.
- Support / Resistance
- End-of-day levels below and above the price where the stock has tended to pause or reverse.
- RSI filter
- Groups stocks whose Relative Strength Index is around 30 (weak) or around 70 (strong).
- Price Position
- Where the close sits in the recent range — near 52-week low, at/above resistance, at/below support.
- Candlestick Patterns
- The candlestick pattern detected on the latest session.
- Gaps
- Whether the session opened with a gap up or down versus the prior close.
Questions
Where does this data come from and how current is it?
The figures are end-of-day values from NSE after the trading session closes. This is not a live or intraday feed — it refreshes once per trading day and is subject to data availability.
Is this a buy or sell recommendation?
No. This tool is for education and research. It surfaces publicly available end-of-day data so you can do your own analysis. Investment in securities market is subject to market risks.
Why is a value or a filter result sometimes empty?
The table shows only what is available in the latest end-of-day data. When a parameter is not available for a session, that cell stays blank — nothing is estimated or filled in.
Learn to read this data properly
Our stock market training covers technical analysis, option chain reading and risk management — so tools like this become part of a method, not a guess.