Stock screener · India
NSE Screener
An NSE screener is how most Indian traders cut 1,800+ listed names down to a research list. This hub is the index of every public QUANTSCASE screen — momentum stocks, reversals, trend following, volatility squeezes, volume, fundamentals, sector rotation, movers, and institutional flows. Each screen has a stable URL, published logic, and a table that refreshes after the cash-market close.
You do not write a query language here. You pick a named screen (for example Strong trend, Oversold reversal, or Value picks) and see which NSE stocks currently pass. That is the opposite of a blank formula box: the rules are opinionated and visible, so you can accept or reject them. Paid plans unlock additional screens in the same categories; locked pages are not indexed. Lists are informational filters, not tips.
For informational and educational purposes only. Not investment advice. QUANTSCASE is a stock screener, not a SEBI-registered investment adviser, research analyst, or portfolio manager. Terms
How to use this NSE screener
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Start from the category that matches your question
Momentum and trend for strength. Reversals for oversold. Fundamentals for valuation and quality. Volume, movers, and sectors for tape. Flows for FII/DII and promoter changes.
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Open one named NSE screen
Each row below is a public URL with the filter already defined. Strong trend, Oversold reversal, and Value picks are typical first screens — pick one intent, not three.
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Confirm the session date
The NSE cash market closes in the afternoon IST. These tables update after EOD prices and indicators sync. Intraday spikes are not the source of truth.
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If you want a ranked shortlist, leave the filter hub
This page indexes filters. The Stock Selector ranks what passed several pillars. Do not expect this hub itself to sort 1,800 names into a top 10.
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Treat the table as research, not a ticket
No screen here is a buy, sell, or hold. Cross-check float, news, and your own rules before you do anything with a name that passed.
NSE screener vs Screener.in vs ChartInk
Different tools win different jobs. This hub is for named, daily-refreshing NSE screens — not a blank query editor.
| Tool | Best at | Query language | Ranking |
|---|---|---|---|
| QUANTSCASE | Named daily screens on NSE cash equities | No — pick a published filter | Stock selector with four-pillar scores |
| Screener.in | Fundamentals, ratios, custom queries | Yes — formula / query builder | Watchlists and custom screens you write |
| ChartInk | Technical scan syntax on Indian names | Yes — scan language | Scan results, not a composite selector |
What this NSE screener is for
Most people who type “NSE screener” already know they want Indian cash equities, not NYSE or crypto. The job of this page is to route that intent to a named filter instead of a blank editor. Momentum and trend screens answer “what is already moving.” Reversal screens answer “what is washed out.” Fundamental and techno-fund screens answer “what is cheap or high-quality on reported numbers.” Volume, movers, and sector screens answer “where is the tape today.” Institutional screens answer “who is buying or selling in the cash market.” Use one category per question; stacking every filter at once usually returns an empty table.
Public NSE screens
Each screen has a stable URL and a live table. Locked (paid) screens are not listed here and are not indexed.
Momentum
2 freeReversal
2 freeTrend Following
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ADX power trend (T1)
ADX ≥ 30 with DI+ > DI- and EMA bull stack — strongest trending stocks with bulls firmly in control. Typical: 20–60 stocks daily.
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SuperTrend ride (T2)
SuperTrend uptrend with ADX confirmation and price above EMA20 — strong continuation hold with clear stop level. Typical: 40–100 stocks daily.
Volatility & Squeeze
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Keltner squeeze (V1)
BB inside Keltner Channel with historically tight bands — volatility coiled at extreme. Pre-breakout watchlist. Typical: 30–80 stocks daily.
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NR7 compression (V2)
Narrowest range in 7 days with low ATR% — high-probability explosive move setup. Pre-breakout watchlist. Typical: 20–60 stocks daily.
Volume & Accumulation
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Volume Dry-Up (VA1)
Volume shrinking below 50% of average while price holds steady — silent accumulation before a move. Pre-breakout watchlist. Typical: 40–100 stocks daily.
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OBV Divergence Buy (VA2)
OBV rising while price is flat or down — smart money accumulating before the crowd notices. Typical: 20–55 stocks daily.
Fundamental
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Value Picks (F1)
Low trailing P/E (2–15) + low P/B (< 2) — Graham-style undervaluation against both earnings and book value. Typical: 60–150 stocks.
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Quality Business (F2)
High ROE (≥ 15%) + low debt/equity (< 0.5) + healthy net margins (≥ 10%) — efficiently run, financially strong businesses. Typical: 40–100 stocks.
Techno-Fundamental
2 freeBreakout / Breakdown
1 freeMovers
1 freeSectoral
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Relative Rotation Graph (RRG)
Relative Rotation Graph — visualize sector rotation across Leading, Improving, Lagging, and Weakening quadrants based on relative strength and momentum.
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Sector & sub-sector returns (1W / 1M / 3M / 6M / 1Y)
Market-cap weighted returns by sector and sub-sector over 1W, 1M, 3M, 6M, and 1Y. Best and worst performers.
Data
1 freeTop Entry Stocks
1 freeExit Signals
1 freeInstitutional Flows
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Promoter Holding & QoQ
Stocks ranked by promoter holding %. High promoter stake signals founder confidence. Low or declining promoter % warrants scrutiny. Data from Yahoo Finance (updated weekly).
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FII / DII Daily Cash Flows
Daily market-wide FII and DII net cash segment flows (₹ crore) from NSE. Track which side is net buyer/seller each day and spot cumulative institutional trend shifts.
Frequently asked questions
- What is an NSE screener?
- It is a stock screener that only looks at National Stock Exchange names. This hub lists every public QUANTSCASE screen — momentum, reversal, trend, volume, fundamentals, movers, sectors, and flows — computed on 1,800+ NSE stocks.
- How is this NSE screener different from Screener.in or ChartInk?
- Screener.in is strongest on fundamentals and custom queries. ChartInk is strongest on technical scan syntax. QUANTSCASE ships opinionated, named screens with published logic and daily-refreshing tables — built for Indian cash equities, not a blank formula editor.
- How many stocks does this NSE screener cover?
- About 1,800+ NSE cash equities after each session. Coverage is listed on the data-quality screen. Nifty 500 names also have dedicated company pages with price, returns, and signals.
- Does the NSE screener use live prices?
- Screens run on end-of-day prices and pre-computed indicators after the cash-market close. Intraday ticks are not the source of truth for these lists.
- When does the NSE screener update in IST?
- After the NSE cash-market close, once prices and indicators have synced (typically evening, with a morning catch-up). The as-of date on each table is the session that was computed — not the clock time you opened the page.
- Can I screen NSE stocks without writing a query?
- Yes. Open a named screen (for example Strong trend or Value picks). Filters are already defined. Paid plans add more screens in the same categories.
- Which NSE screen should I open first?
- If you want names already trending, start with Strong trend or Momentum stocks today. If you want washed-out bounces, use reversals. If you want valuation, open fundamentals. If you want a ranked shortlist, use the Stock Selector — not a single-indicator dump.
- Is an NSE screener the same as a stock selector?
- A screener filters. A selector ranks what passed. Use this hub to browse filters; use the Stock Selector for the composite ranked entry list.
