Supertrend Stock Scanner for NSE
4 prebuilt scans · 2 buy-side and sell-side pairs · runs on live NSE candles
Supertrend is a trailing line that sits under price in an uptrend and above it in a downtrend, and it flips when price closes through it. A flip is a clear, rule-based trend change, which is why it is one of the most searched indicators for stock scanners.
The flip scans list the first candle of a new Supertrend trend on the daily chart. The reclaim and pressure scans list F&O stocks already on the right side of the line with momentum, on 15-minute candles.
Supertrend scans
Supertrend Bullish Reclaim
Price above Supertrend with bullish direction, momentum, and participation.
Supertrend Bearish Pressure
Price below Supertrend with bearish direction and weak momentum.
Supertrend Buy Signal (Fresh Flip)
Supertrend turns bullish on the latest candle after the previous candle was bearish, with price above the Supertrend line. The first candle of a new Supertrend uptrend.
Supertrend Sell Signal (Fresh Flip)
Supertrend turns bearish on the latest candle after the previous candle was bullish, with price below the Supertrend line. The first candle of a new Supertrend downtrend.
How traders use these scans
- Use the Supertrend line as the stop reference.
- Flips in a sideways market reverse often. A flip against the 200 DMA has a weaker backdrop.
- Switch the interval to 15m or 1h for shorter-term trades.
Scans list setups that match fixed rules. They are not recommendations and none is back-tested for an edge.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Supertrend buy signal?
The indicator turns from bearish to bullish, which happens when price closes above the Supertrend line.
How often does Supertrend flip?
Often in range-bound markets and rarely in strong trends. Treat each flip as a prompt to check the chart.
Which Supertrend settings are used?
The screener's built-in Supertrend column, the same one shown in the Structure view.