▲ TOP 5 LONG — BULLISH SETUPS
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▼ TOP 5 SHORT — BEARISH SETUPS
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Scans 444 stocks every minute (Nifty 500 minus Nifty 50 — the sweet spot for intraday momentum) and shows you the top 5 stocks to buy and top 5 stocks to short right now. Every stock shown has already proved it is moving on unusual volume — not just a random price move.
Before a stock is even considered, it must pass one of these two rules today:
• Rule 1: Volume is more than 20× its 20-day average AND trade value is above ₹4 Crore
• Rule 2: Volume is more than 15× its 20-day average AND trade value is above ₹6 Crore
If a stock fails both rules it is completely ignored. A stock trading at 20× normal volume is not a coincidence — something real is happening. This filter is what separates signal from noise.
Every stock that passes the filter gets two independent scores — one for Long (buy) and one for Short (sell). The top 5 from each list are shown side by side.
• Range Position (25 pts) — Where is the price right now in today's High-Low range? A Long stock should be near the high. A Short stock should be near the low.
• RS vs Nifty (20 pts) — Is this stock moving more than Nifty today? A Long should outperform Nifty. A Short should underperform.
• vs Open (20 pts) — Is price above or below today's opening price? Long stocks should be above open. Short stocks should be below.
• EMA 20 (15 pts) — Is price above the 20-day moving average? Long = above. Short = below.
• EMA 44 (10 pts) — Is price above the 44-day moving average?
• EMA 90 (5 pts) — Is price above the 90-day moving average? All 3 EMAs aligned = trend confirmed.
• RVOL Bonus (5 pts) — The bigger the volume surge, the more points. Logarithmic scale so 40× is meaningfully better than 15×.
Hover any row on desktop to see the exact breakdown of all 7 factors for that stock. On mobile, tap to expand.
• Score — 0 to 100. Higher = stronger setup right now.
• RS — Relative Strength vs Nifty. +4.5 means the stock moved 4.5% more than Nifty today.
• RVOL — Today's volume divided by 20-day average. 5× means 5 times normal volume.
• CHG% — Change from yesterday's closing price.
• Entry — The current price. This is where you would enter the trade right now.
• Stop — Where to put your stop loss. Based on 14-day ATR (real average volatility, not just today).
• Target — Where to book profit. Calculated at 2× the risk (2R trade).
• TRIGGERED (score ≥ 72) — Very strong setup. All or most factors are aligned. This is actionable right now if you have a conviction.
• READY (score ≥ 55) — Good setup building up. Watch it closely. It may trigger in the next few minutes.
• WATCHLIST (score 35–54) — Passed the volume filter but not yet strong enough. Do not enter yet.
• WEAK (score < 35) — Volume is there but price is going against the expected direction. Avoid.
• Best time for Long entries: 9:30–10:30 AM and 1:30–2:30 PM. Avoid the first 15 minutes (9:15–9:30) — spreads are wide and algos are trapping retail. Wait for the move to establish itself.
• Best time for Short entries: Same windows. Shorts work especially well when Nifty is weak and the stock is breaking below its opening range.
• Do not enter after 2:45 PM. Most intraday momentum fades in the last 45 minutes. You are more likely to get caught in a reversal than ride a trend.
• Only enter a TRIGGERED stock — not READY, not WATCHLIST. If it is not Triggered, it is not ready. Be patient.
• Confirm before entering: Check the 5-minute chart. The candle direction should match the signal. Do not buy a Long signal if the last candle is a strong red candle.
• The Stop column shows the recommended stop loss level. It is calculated as 1.5× the 14-day ATR below entry for Longs, and above entry for Shorts.
• Never move your stop further away once the trade is live. If price hits the stop, exit. No exceptions.
• Trailing Stop Loss: Once the trade moves 1× ATR in your favour, move your stop to breakeven (entry price). Once it moves 2× ATR in your favour, trail the stop 1× ATR behind the current price. This locks in profit while letting winners run.
• The Target column is the first profit target at 2R (2× your risk). Book at least 50–70% of your position here.
• If the stock is still showing strength — still in the upper range, still above open, still Triggered — hold the remaining position with a trailing stop.
• Always exit before 3:15 PM. Do not carry intraday positions to close.
• VIX above 20 — Market is too volatile. Stops will get hit more often. Reduce size or sit out.
• Regime shows RISK-OFF — The screener detected unusual weakness. Only take Short signals, avoid Longs.
• Breadth below 30% — Less than 30% of active stocks are advancing. The market is broadly weak. Do not fight it with Long trades.
• Both Nifty and BankNifty are flat (near 0%) — No directional momentum. Momentum trades need a trend. On flat days, wait.
• Stock has already moved 6%+ before you see it — You are late. The easy money is made. Do not chase. Wait for a retest.
• Earnings or major news today — Volume spikes on news days are not momentum — they are traps. Check if the stock has results or a major announcement before entering.
• Score drops on the next scan — If a stock was Triggered last minute but drops to Ready or Watchlist this minute, the momentum is fading. Do not enter a fading setup.
Example: You buy HFCL at ₹215, Stop at ₹211, Target at ₹223 (ATR = ₹4)
Step 1 — Entry at ₹215, Stop at ₹211 (risk = ₹4)
Step 2 — Price reaches ₹219 (1× ATR up) → Move stop to ₹215 (breakeven). You now have a free trade.
Step 3 — Price reaches ₹223 (target) → Book 60% of position. Move stop to ₹219 for remaining 40%.
Step 4 — If price continues to ₹227 → Move stop to ₹223. Keep trailing.
Step 5 — Price drops back and hits trailing stop → Exit remaining position with profit.
The rule is simple: never let a winning trade become a losing trade. Once you move to breakeven, there is no reason to stress.
• Regime TREND DAY + green bar — Strong directional day. Take Long signals confidently. Targets can be extended.
• Regime RANGE + yellow bar — Market is oscillating. Book profits faster. Do not hold for extended targets.
• Regime RISK-OFF + red bar — Only look at Short signals. Reduce position size by 50%.
• Breadth 70%+ — Most active stocks are going up. Strong environment for Long trades.
• Breadth below 40% — More stocks are falling than rising. Be cautious with Longs.
Every minute, all stocks that passed the volume filter (typically 200+ per scan) are saved to the log. After market hours, export the CSV and review which stocks triggered, at what score, and how they moved. This is how you learn which setups work best for your style.