Horizontal Support & Resistance
- Red dashed lines are resistance levels above current price.
- Blue dashed lines are support levels below current price.
- The % next to each level shows its historical bounce rate (only levels with ≥50% bounce rate are drawn).
- The dotted black line marks the current market price (CMP).
Diagonal Trendlines
- Solid blue lines are support trendlines connecting major lows.
- Solid red lines are resistance trendlines connecting major highs.
- Dashed green lines are major horizontal S/R levels.
- Triangles mark detected pivot points: ▼ peaks, ▲ troughs.
- Each trendline must have at least 3 touches and minimal violations to be drawn.
Indicator Studio
How These Charts Are Built
- Identifies key price levels where the stock has historically reacted — bounced up from support or rejected from resistance.
- Each level shown is validated against historical price action, so only levels that have repeatedly held are drawn.
- Useful for identifying entry zones, stop-loss placement, and profit-taking targets.
- Highlights the dominant up-trend and down-trend channels the stock is currently trading within.
- Combined with horizontal levels for additional context.
- Useful for spotting trend continuation, breakout opportunities, and trend reversals.
- An interactive candlestick chart computed live from the same daily price data — pan, zoom, and toggle indicators on/off.
- Overlays: SMA & EMA (20/50/100/200), Bollinger Bands, Supertrend, Ichimoku Cloud, Parabolic SAR, volume.
- Oscillators: RSI, MACD, Stochastic, ADX with +DI/−DI, ATR, CCI, Williams %R, MFI, ROC and OBV — each in its own synced panel.
- Extras: Classic / Fibonacci / Camarilla pivot points, a moving-average and oscillator bullish/bearish vote table, 52-week stats and returns.
- Today's signals: a bullish/bearish verdict for every tracked stock; the studio landing ranks the strongest bullish and bearish readings so you can jump straight to a stock's fundamentals or chart.
- Note: standard indicator maths on end-of-day data — the same formulas used by major charting platforms.
- Daily candles: ~2 years of price history. Best for short-to-medium-term trade planning and identifying nearby levels.
- Weekly candles: ~7 years of price history. Best for long-term positioning and identifying major structural levels that have held for years.
- Prices: Exchange data.
- Universe: 4,800+ NSE- and BSE-listed stocks with sufficient price history (at least 60 daily bars).
📚 Today's chart books (PDF)
About the chart books →Educational only. Prepared with AI assistance and reviewed by our editors; still check prices and levels yourself. Not investment advice.