VWAP Stock Scanner for NSE
5 prebuilt scans · 2 buy-side and sell-side pairs · runs on live NSE candles
VWAP is the volume-weighted average price of the day so far, and many intraday traders use it as a line between buyers in control and sellers in control. These scans list stocks crossing it, pulling back to it or being rejected by it.
VWAP resets every session, so the lists are only meaningful intraday. They are built on completed candles and refresh as each one closes.
VWAP scans
VWAP Reject Short
Price pinned below VWAP with weak momentum and a red day — intraday distribution, short-side pressure.
VWAP Breakout (15m)
Close crosses above VWAP within the last 2 fifteen-minute candles on 1.2x volume. A fresh move from below the day's average price to above it.
VWAP Breakdown (15m)
Close crosses below VWAP within the last 2 fifteen-minute candles on 1.2x volume. A fresh move from above the day's average price to below it.
VWAP Pullback Long
Intraday pullback near VWAP while short-term trend remains positive.
How traders use these scans
- Use a cross together with volume above average to filter weak crosses.
- Treat VWAP as a stop reference: a close back through it undoes the idea.
- Compare the buy-side and sell-side counts to see which way the market is leaning.
Scans list setups that match fixed rules. They are not recommendations and none is back-tested for an edge.
Frequently asked questions
What does price crossing VWAP mean?
The close moved from one side of the day's volume-weighted average to the other, which many traders read as a shift in who controls the session.
Does VWAP work on the daily chart?
VWAP is a session measure, so it is meaningful on 5m, 15m and 1h candles.
How current is the list?
It reflects the latest completed candle on the interval you pick.