NSE Advance-Decline Line

The advance-decline line is breadth in its purest form: a running sum of how many stocks rose versus fell each day. When it diverges from the index — the Nifty climbing while the A-D line sags — participation is narrowing beneath the surface.

Trendvue computes daily advancers, decliners and the cumulative A-D line across the full NSE universe after every close, so you can confirm a trend or catch a divergence before it shows up in the headline index.

  • Daily count of advancing vs declining NSE stocks
  • Cumulative advance-decline line over time
  • Spot divergences where the index and breadth disagree
  • Computed across the full NSE universe, every close

Frequently asked questions

What is the advance-decline line?

A cumulative running total of daily advancers minus decliners. Its direction shows whether a market move is broad-based or driven by a narrow handful of stocks.

Why does an A-D divergence matter?

When the index rises but the A-D line falls, fewer stocks are participating — a narrowing that often precedes a top.

How often is the advance-decline data updated?

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