• Bullish
• Bearish
• Pivot : Based on Pivot levels
• Miscellaneous

• New Day High/Low
• New Weekly High/Low
• New 1 Month High/Low
• New 3 Month High/Low
• New 1 Year High/Low

• Quote/Market Depth
• Pivot Levels (Resistances & support level)
• Peer Group
• Chart
• Bulk and Block Deals
• Gross Delivery data
• Corporate Announcements

Bulk deals refers to transactions where the total quantity traded in a stock ( whether bought or sold) is more than 0.5% of the number of equity shares of the company listed on the stock exchange. The quantity bought or sold could be through single trade or multiple trades.

Block deals is a trade with a minimum quantity of 500,000 shares or minimum value of Rs. 5 crores, executed through a single transaction on a special "Block Deal Window" The window is opened for 35 minutes in the morning trading hours. SEBI rule states that block deal orders should be placed for a price not exceeding +1 percent to -1 percent of the previous day's closing or the current market price.

Advance Decline ratio is market-breadth indicator used in technical analysis to compare the number of stocks that are trading positive with the number of stocks that are trading negative with respect to their previous day's closing prices.

This widget shows the Advance-Decline Ratio for all NSE & BSE Indices. It shows a color coded bar in which Blue depicts Advances, Red depicts Declines and Grey Depicts No change.

Heat Map is a Tabular representation of stocks for a Group/Index in ascending order of their price movement with respect to yesterday's closing price. The table is color coded where the negative stocks are displayed in Red background and positive stocks are displayed in Blue Background.

You can also load your user-defined Market Watch in Heat Map.

Moving Averages means the average price of a security over a specified time period. The most commonly used are 3, 5, 13, 20, 50, 100, 200 days.

Moving Averages are used in order to spot pricing trends by flattering on large fluctuations. This is perhaps the most commonly used variable in technical analysis. Its data is also used to create charts that show whether a stock's price is trending up or down.

It keeps your informed about Major American, European and Asian Market Indices.

Gross delivery of shares is the ratio of deliverable quantity of shares to the total quantity of shares traded in the exchange on that trading day.

For Example:
Quantity Traded:4,371
Deliverable Quantity (gross across client level) : 2,556
% of Deliverable Quantity to Traded Quantity : 58.48 %

• Analytical
• Equity
• Derivative