NSE Stocks Above the 200 DMA, by Sector

The 200-day moving average is the dividing line between long-term bull and bear. The share of stocks above it is the market’s deepest breadth gauge — and broken out by sector, it shows which parts of the market are in primary uptrends.

Trendvue tracks, per sector, how many NSE stocks hold above their 200-day moving average each day, the broadest measure of long-term participation and structural health.

  • Count of stocks above the 200-day moving average per sector
  • The deepest long-term breadth gauge
  • See which sectors are in primary uptrends
  • Computed across the full NSE universe, every close

Frequently asked questions

Why is the 200-day moving average significant?

It is the standard long-term trend dividing line; stocks above it are considered to be in primary uptrends, so the share above it gauges structural market health.

What does the sector view reveal?

Which sectors are structurally bullish versus bearish, helping you align with the parts of the market in primary uptrends.

How often is the data updated?

After every NSE close, on settled end-of-day data.