Other Features
- Scanners
- Bulletin Board
- Calendar
- IPO
- Heatmaps
- Futures & Options
- Stocks & Indices
- Diffusion Indicators
- FII DII Data
- Ratio Charts
- RRG
FAQs
What are Sentiment Indicators?
Sentiment Indicators measure the overall mood of the market—bullish, bearish, or neutral—based on data like open interest, volume shifts, and price action. They help traders anticipate potential reversals and validate existing trends.
What is Participant Positioning?
Participant Positioning shows how different market participants—like FIIs, DIIs, retail traders, and proprietary desks—are placing their bets in the derivatives market. This helps you align your trades with “smart money” flows.
How does the Momentum Swing feature work?
Momentum Swing identifies stocks showing early signs of strength or weakness based on short-term momentum indicators. It helps swing traders catch moves just before they happen.
What kind of data is covered under Derivatives Data?
Derivatives Data includes real-time insights into open interest, volume, long-short buildup, and price action across futures and options. It helps traders decode market sentiment and structure trades more effectively.
Why is Market Breadth important for traders?
Market Breadth shows how widely a trend is supported across the market. By analyzing the ratio of advancing to declining stocks, volume spread, and index participation, it helps validate the strength or weakness of ongoing trends.
Can beginners use these tools effectively?
Yes, while these tools are powerful, they’re designed to be intuitive. Each feature comes with simplified visual cues and interpretations, making them useful even for traders who are new to market analysis.
Are these tools useful for intraday and positional trading?
Absolutely. These tools provide insights across different timeframes, making them valuable for both intraday setups and positional trade planning. Traders can adjust their view based on their trading style.