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High Delivery Percentage

Over 60% delivery with a positive close above EMA 20 — investors absorbing supply, accumulation fingerprint.

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About This Scan

When more than 60% of traded quantity results in delivery, intraday flippers are absent and investors are taking real ownership. Combined with a green close above the 20-day EMA, this scan isolates accumulation fingerprints across NSE — a favourite of positional traders who want to ride institutional supply absorption.

Scan Rules

Stock passes all of the below filters in the ALL segment using 1D candles:

1.Delivery % greater than or equal to 60
2.Daily Change Percent greater than or equal to 0
3.Close greater than EMA 20

Last Session Sample

As of 2026-11-06, 31 stocks passed every rule. The 5 below are the strongest movers on the list.

Symbol	Close	Change vs previous close
ICICIBANK	1571.2	+4.75%
SPECTRUM	4413.8	+3.93%
HDFCBANK	788.25	+3.72%
SBILIFE	1784	+2.82%
KOTAKBANK	480	+2.78%

Matches per day, 2026-07-22 to 2026-11-06 (peak 76)

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How To Use This Scan

•Clustered high-delivery green days inside a base are the strongest accumulation signal.
•Compare delivery volume against its one-month average to filter one-off events.
•High delivery on a red day signals distribution instead — read the direction with the close.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good delivery percentage for stocks?

Anything above 50-60% indicates investor participation rather than intraday churn. Sustained high delivery with rising prices is a classic accumulation marker.

Does high delivery mean the stock will go up?

It means real buyers took ownership — a bullish precondition. Direction still depends on price action, which is why this scan also requires a close above the 20-day EMA.

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First Candle Volume Break: Bullish

Buying-side version of the First Candle Volume Break: the latest completed candle is green, closes ABOVE the first candle's high, out-trades the first candle and runs at 3x or more of the stock's own typical volume for that time of day. Flags where buyers are driving a genuine volume surge. Back-test (5m and 15m, 14 months): the following hour's move was about 45-55% larger than normal on average, but holding such signals to the close lost about 2-3 bps - use it as a watch-list, not a stand-alone entry.

First Candle Volume Break: Bearish

Selling-side version of the First Candle Volume Break: the latest completed candle is red, closes BELOW the first candle's low, out-trades the first candle and runs at 3x or more of the stock's own typical volume for that time of day. Flags where sellers are driving a genuine volume surge. Back-test (5m and 15m, 14 months): the following hour's move was about 15-30% larger than normal on average, but shorting such signals into the close lost about 3-5 bps - use it as a watch-list, not a stand-alone entry.

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