Accumulation/Distribution Screener
Evidence-weighted delivery-flow scanner for accumulation phases, supply absorption, distribution risk, and range-break readiness.
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Important Disclaimer
The data presented above is generated using a custom algorithm. This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered as financial advice. Please consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
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How Traders Can Use This Screener
For Swing Traders (5-15 Day Holds)
- Set Min. Accumulation Days to 3-5: Look for stocks showing consistent buying interest over multiple days
- Enable Pre-Breakout Only: Filter for stocks with consolidation + accumulation = potential breakout
- Set Setup Readiness to 60+: Focus on high-probability setups with multiple confirmation signals
- Sort by Setup Readiness: Prioritize stocks with highest breakout potential at the top
- Trigger: Break above the consolidation range; invalid below the accumulation zone
For Position Traders (Weeks to Months)
- Analyze 15-30 Days: Look for sustained institutional accumulation over longer periods
- Focus on Quiet Accumulation: Stocks with high delivery % but moderate volume = smart money silently building
- Check Distance from 52W High: Stocks within 10-15% of highs with accumulation = potential for new highs
- Combine with Fundamentals: Use accumulation as confirmation for fundamentally strong stocks
- Building Strategy: Accumulate in phases as institutional investors are doing, averaging up on strength
For Exit/Risk Management
- Distribution Alert: High volume + Low delivery % = institutional selling, consider exiting long positions
- Failing Accumulation: If accumulation days decrease over time = weakening demand, tighten stops
- Reversal Warning: Switch from accumulation to distribution pattern = potential trend reversal
- Invalid Level: Use the boundary below multi-day accumulation zones where institutions are buying
Advanced Trading Strategies
- Sector Rotation: Use index filters to find sectors showing strongest accumulation patterns
- F&O Trading: Filter for F&O stocks with accumulation for better liquidity and options strategies
- Bottom Fishing: Look for accumulation patterns in stocks far from 52W highs = potential reversal plays
- Momentum Continuation: Stocks near 52W high + accumulation = strong momentum for breakout trades
- Pair Trading: Compare accumulation/distribution between sector leaders and laggards
Understanding Key Metrics
Accumulation Days (5/10)
Shows 5 days of accumulation out of last 10 days analyzed. Higher ratio = stronger sustained buying interest.
• 5+ days: Very strong institutional interest
• 3-4 days: Good accumulation pattern
• 1-2 days: Weak or intermittent buying
Setup Readiness (0-100)
Composite score based on multiple factors. Higher % = better breakout setup.
• 70%+: Excellent pre-breakout candidate
• 50-69%: Good potential for breakout
• 30-49%: Moderate probability
• <30%: Low breakout potential
Delivery Percentage
% of shares actually delivered vs. traded. Higher = genuine investment interest.
• 60%+: Strong institutional buying
• 40-59%: Mixed trading + investment
• <40%: Speculation or intraday trading
Pattern Types
Different accumulation/distribution patterns identified:
• Pre-Breakout Accumulation: Ready to break out
• Strong Accumulation Trending: Uptrend + buying
• Consistent Accumulation: Sustained buying
• Distribution: Selling pressure
Real Trading Workflow Examples
Example 1: Finding Breakout Candidates for Swing Trade
- Set Days to Analyze: 10 and Min. Accumulation Days: 4
- Enable Pre-Breakout Only toggle
- Set Min. Setup Readiness: 70
- Select F&O segment for better liquidity
- Sort by Setup Readiness (descending)
- Result: Get top 10-15 stocks with 4+ days accumulation, consolidating, and 70+ setup readiness
- Click on stock for detailed metrics → Check 52W high distance, delivery trends
- Trigger: Break above the consolidation high with a 2-3% invalid level
- Level: 5-10% range or previous resistance
Example 2: Identifying Strong Sectors for Position Building
- Set Days to Analyze: 20-30 for longer-term view
- Set Min. Accumulation Days: 5+
- Try different Index Filters (Nifty IT, Pharma, Auto, etc.)
- Sort by Accumulation Days to find most consistent stocks
- Result: Identify which sectors have most stocks showing sustained accumulation
- Within strong sectors, pick 3-5 stocks with highest accumulation scores
- Strategy: Build positions in phases over 2-4 weeks
- Monitor accumulation days weekly - if dropping, reduce exposure
Example 3: Exit Signal Detection for Existing Positions
- Check your portfolio stocks individually or via watchlist
- Look for Distribution/Speculation indicator appearing
- Check if Accumulation Days dropped from previous weeks
- If High Volume + Low Delivery % = immediate warning sign
- If Setup Readiness is dropping below 30% = weakening setup
- Reading: Momentum is weakening near the current price range
- Continued distribution for 2-3 days signals a stronger negative reading
- Don't fight the distribution - institutions know before us!
Important Guidelines & Best Practices
- No Single Indicator is Perfect: Always combine accumulation/distribution analysis with technical levels, fundamentals, and market conditions. This screener identifies patterns, not guarantees.
- Patience is Key: Accumulation happens over days/weeks. Don't rush into trades immediately. Wait for proper entry points and confirmations.
- Position Sizing Matters: Even with 70%+ setup readiness, manage risk with proper position sizing (2-5% of capital per trade). Use stop losses always.
- Market Context: Bull markets favor accumulation patterns, bear markets show more distribution. Adjust your strategy based on overall market trend.
- Regular Monitoring: Accumulation patterns can change quickly. Review your screened stocks every 2-3 days to catch pattern changes early.
- Track Record Keeping: Maintain a journal of trades based on accumulation patterns. Learn which setups work best for your trading style and timeframe.
- Combine with Price Action: Best results come from accumulation + support levels, accumulation + chart patterns, or accumulation + moving averages.
