Headline indices can hide what the broader market is actually doing. Market breadth measures participation — how many stocks are advancing versus declining, how many are making new highs versus new lows, and how widely a move is shared across sectors — so you can spot regime shifts before they show up in the index.
Trendvue tracks the core breadth indicators for the NSE universe, updated after every close. Use them to confirm a trend, catch divergences where the index rises while participation narrows, and read whether buying or selling is broad-based or concentrated in a handful of names.
A measure of how many stocks participate in a move — advancers vs decliners, new highs vs new lows, and the share of stocks above key moving averages — so you can judge market health beyond the headline index.
It reveals divergences (index rising while participation narrows) that often precede regime shifts the index alone hides.
Advance-decline line, daily advancers vs decliners, new highs vs new lows, % of stocks above key moving averages, and FII/DII flows.
After every NSE close, on settled end-of-day data.