NSE Morning Star Stocks

The morning star is a three-candle reversal: a down day, a small-bodied indecision day, then a strong up day. This scan finds NSE stocks completing one within an uptrend, where it signals a pullback resolving back upward.

Trendvue rebuilds the morning-star 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.

  • A three-candle down → indecision → up reversal
  • Located within an existing uptrend
  • Marks a pullback turning back higher
  • Liquidity-filtered across the full NSE universe

Frequently asked questions

What is a morning star pattern?

A three-candle bottoming pattern — a bearish candle, a small-bodied pause, then a strong bullish candle — signalling momentum has shifted from down to up.

How often is this scan updated?

It is rebuilt every trading day on settled NSE end-of-day data, after the market closes.

Are the results filtered for liquidity?

Yes — every scan passes a turnover-and-volume liquidity gate, so illiquid names are excluded and the results stay tradable.