Stock Scanner for India: Prebuilt Scans for NSE Setups

Scan families

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1. Scan families. Choose a family that matches the question rather than selecting from the whole catalogue at random.
2. Scan definition. The card states the condition and the number of filters. Review these before running it.
3. Interval and segment. A daily cash-market scan and an intraday F&O scan cover different observations.
4. Run the chosen scan. Open the preset, inspect its conditions and then review the resulting stocks.

Stock scanner tool workspace with numbered controls and reading points

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How to use the Prebuilt Scans

1. Open Prebuilt Scans and search for a setup or choose its category.
2. Expand a scan to read the actual conditions and timeframe.
3. Run the scan, then check that each result meets the conditions at the shown timestamp.
4. Compare another scan only after noting whether it uses daily or intraday observations.
5. Use the Technical Screener when you need a custom rule instead of a preset.

Choosing a scan for your style

• Intraday traders: VWAP, opening-range and volume-surge scans on 5m and 15m data.
• Swing traders: breakout, trend and pullback scans on daily data, refreshed after the close.
• Positional investors: relative strength, new-high and delivery-based scans.

Start with two or three scans you understand, instead of running every one. A scan is useful only when you know what a typical result looks like.

A worked example

A swing trader's weekly routine on daily data after the close:

1. Run three scans they understand: 52-week high break, golden cross and high delivery percentage.
2. Note which stocks appear in two scans, since they have independent reasons to be there.
3. Open each chart and check the base, volume and nearest resistance.
4. Keep the two or three cleanest on a watchlist with entry, stop and size written down.

The scan narrows hundreds of stocks to a handful. The chart review and the plan do the rest.

Validate every result

1. Open the chart and confirm the condition is visible.
2. Check liquidity: average volume and spread.
3. Look for the nearest support and resistance.
4. Check the index and the sector for context.
5. Define the entry, stop and size before acting.