Stock Analysis

Measures recent gains against recent losses on a 0–100 scale. Above 70 is usually called overbought and below 30 oversold. Between 50 and 70 suggests healthy upward momentum.

MACD is the gap between the 12- and 26-day EMAs, and the signal line is its 9-day EMA. MACD crossing above the signal line points to improving momentum, and the histogram shows how strong that move is.

Moving averages smooth out price. EMA 20 above EMA 50 means the short-term trend is up. Price above the 200-day SMA is widely read as a long-term uptrend.

Bands two standard deviations above and below the 20-day average. %B shows where the price sits inside them: 1 is the upper band and 0 the lower band. Narrow bands often come before a big move.

ADX shows how strong a trend is, not which way it is going. Below 20 suggests a range-bound market and above 25 a trending one. +DI and −DI show which side is in control.

Shows where today's close sits within the last 14 days' range. Above 80 is near the top of the range and below 20 near the bottom.

Average True Range is the typical daily move in rupees. Placing a stop about 1.5× ATR away keeps normal day-to-day noise from triggering it. Size your position so that a stop-out is a loss you can accept.

Pivots (P, R1/R2, S1/S2) come from the previous day's high, low and close and are popular intraday reference levels. Swing levels are the highest high and lowest low of the last 20 sessions.