Stan Weinstein’s stage model sorts every stock into a phase of its cycle: basing, advancing, topping or declining. Counting how the whole NSE universe distributes across those stages turns a single-stock framework into a market-wide regime gauge.
Trendvue classifies each NSE stock by its SMA(150) trend and computes the daily share in Stage 2 (advancing) versus Stage 4 (declining), so you can see whether the broad market is in markup or distribution.
A model that classifies a stock into one of four phases — basing (1), advancing (2), topping (3) or declining (4) — based on its position relative to a rising or falling long-term moving average.
By counting how many stocks sit in each stage, you gauge whether the broad market is in a markup (many Stage 2) or distribution (many Stage 4) regime.
After every NSE close, on settled end-of-day data.