We detect structural setups across ~140 NSE stocks and the index options, paper-execute them on real prices, and publish what actually works — including what doesn't. No tips. No black box. Just the machine and its track record.
| Session | Bias | Trig | Win% | Net R | Top gainer | Top loser | Lead sector | Dial |
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Every setup is a continuation (with trend) or a reversal (against it). Continuation carries the edge and strengthens with timeframe; low-TF reversals bleed.
A setup is judged only on data it could have seen at the time — the most common way a backtest lies, engineered out.
By design. We measure the signal, not route your money.
An edge stays "unvalidated" until it clears a random baseline.
Every drawdown and stop-out, on the same page as the wins.
The full terminal: live breaks, forming setups, the options dial, the paper book and the simulations — updating in real time.
The full detected book — forming, open and resolved — across ~140 NSE stocks and 6 timeframes. Filter by side, timeframe, pattern, state, RR or sector; sort any column. Research output, not advice.
The same detected, paper-executed setups, cut by sector, regime, pattern and timeframe. Sort any column; switch the month. Net R is the honest measure — shown with its losses.
Who's actually buying — FII (foreign) vs DII (domestic) net cash flow, straight from the exchange. Positive = net buying.
The day's move in every NSE sector index, ranked worst to best — where money rotated into and out of.
Three reads per index — PCR (option positioning), Sentiment and Regime (price action on the selected timeframe) — plus the OI walls that act as support/resistance.
Stocks where a high share of volume was taken to delivery — money that stayed in, not intraday churn. A high delivery % on rising price hints at quiet accumulation.
The whole tracked market on one screen — grouped by sector, each stock sized by turnover and coloured by the day's move. Green = up, red = down.
Stocks breaking out of their recent range — a BULL break clears the prior N-day high, a BEAR break loses the prior N-day low. Two horizons: short-swing (10-day) and positional (50-day).
The open-interest wall profile by strike — Call OI (bears / resistance above) vs Put OI (bulls / support below) — and how much OI built up today.
Which stocks pushed NIFTY 50 today — each constituent's move × its index weight = points added or removed.