Sector by sector, then stock by stock: which sectors have fallen hardest over six months, and which names inside them are showing a confirmed reversal or breakout.
The Index 500 Breakout Scanner checks every stock in the Nifty 500 and ranks them by an opportunity score. It looks for base breakouts with volume, breakout retests, moving-average reclaims, falling wedges, higher highs and higher lows, and reversals from support.
Stocks are grouped by sector first, so you can see where weakness is concentrated and where reversals are starting, before looking at individual names. Every setup shows its working: the pattern found, how well the chart fits it, the level that matters, and where the idea would be wrong.
Chart patterns on daily prices: base breakouts on above-average volume, retests of a breakout level, reclaims of the 20 and 50-day EMAs, falling wedges, higher highs with higher lows, and bounces from support. Each pattern is scored and combined with trend, momentum and volume into one opportunity score.
A scan uses daily prices, so results describe the last completed trading session. Run a new scan after the market closes for the latest picture.
No. The scanner lists setups worth studying. Every score is a calculation from past prices, not a prediction or advice, and many setups fail.
No. The scanner is free and works without signing in.