A hammer — a long lower wick with a small body up top — shows sellers pushed price down intraday and buyers slammed it back by the close. This scan finds NSE stocks printing one at key EMA support, a potential bullish reversal.
Trendvue rebuilds the hammer-candle list every evening on settled NSE end-of-day data, after a liquidity filter removes thinly traded names so the list is tradable rather than noise. Each result links straight into a full price chart, so you can confirm the setup before you act.
That a strong intraday decline was bought back before the close, leaving a long lower wick — a rejection of lower prices that often marks a short-term bottom at support.
It is rebuilt every trading day on settled NSE end-of-day data, after the market closes.
Yes — every scan passes a turnover-and-volume liquidity gate, so illiquid names are excluded and the results stay tradable.