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Volume Shockers (3x Average Volume)

Volume at 3x or more of the stock's own average on liquid stocks (Rs 10 Cr+ traded). Something is happening: news, results, an institutional order or a breakout. Direction is up to the chart.

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About This Scan

A volume shocker is a stock trading at several times its normal volume. Something is usually behind it: results, news, a block or bulk deal, an index change or a breakout. This scan lists NSE stocks whose relative volume is 3 or higher, meaning volume is at least three times the stock's own average, on turnover of at least Rs 10 Cr. The scan has no price-direction rule, so check the chart to see which side the volume is on.

Scan Rules

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

1.Relative Volume greater than or equal to 3
2.Traded Value (Rs lakh) greater than or equal to 1000

Last Session Sample

As of 2026-11-06, 59 stocks passed every rule. The 5 below are the strongest movers on the list.

Symbol	Close	Change vs previous close
TTML	39.77	+12.57%
SAILIFE	1785.1	+11.95%
LINDEINDIA	6859	+8.73%
AGIIL	300.93	+8.62%
ENTERO	1900.4	+8.34%

Matches per day, 2026-07-22 to 2026-11-06 (peak 171)

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How To Use This Scan

•Open the chart and the news. Volume on a breakout above resistance is a different story from volume on a breakdown or a gap-down.
•Look at the close. A close near the day's high on heavy volume shows buyers in control, and a close near the low shows sellers.
•Add a direction rule, such as daily change above 2% or below -2%, to split the list into buy-side and sell-side views.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a volume shocker?

A stock whose traded volume is far above its recent average, here at least three times. It signals unusual interest.

Does high volume mean the price will rise?

No. Volume shows interest, not direction. The same spike can come with a rally or a sell-off.

Does it update during the day?

The daily relative volume is based on the last completed daily candle. For live intraday volume bursts, use the First Candle Volume Break scans.

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Volume Spike Green Candle

Green candle with relative volume expansion and positive day move.

First Candle Volume Break

The latest completed candle out-trades the first candle of the session (09:15 bar on 5m / 15m / 1h; the month's first trading day on 1d) AND runs at 3x or more of the stock's own typical volume for that time of day - a genuine surge of buying or selling interest, not just a heavy open. Volume has no direction: read the candle colour and close. Back-test (5m and 15m, 14 months): in the following hour these stocks moved on average about 20-30% more than their own normal move at that time of day, but the typical stock moved about the same and direction was not predictable. On 1d, today's volume builds through the session, so the list is most reliable after 3:15 PM.

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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