% of stocks above DMA 5 / 50 / 200
Cumulative Advance–Decline line
% near 52W high vs low · net new highs − new lows
Advance / Decline ratio (daily and 10-day)
Breadth counts how many stocks are advancing, trading above their moving averages or sitting near their highs, for each NSE index and for sectors. It is computed on the PC from end-of-day prices and uploaded to the site.
Index groups use today's list of members applied to every past date, so older dates are survivorship-biased: stocks that have since left an index are missing and recent additions are included. "All classified stocks" is every stock in the sector classification file; SME stocks are left out, and where the ISIN list is available only equity shares (ISIN starting INE) are counted.
1D shows the selected day, as the breadth tables below it do. Each timeframe ends on the selected date and is counted in trading sessions: 1D = 1, 1W = 5, 1M = 21, 3M = 63, 6M = 126, 1Y = 252; YTD starts at the last session of the previous year. Up / down compares each member's close on the two dates (stocks without a close on both are left out). Then → now readings (% above a DMA, near 52W high or low) come from the start date and the selected date. Made a new high / low counts members that set a new 52-week high or low on any session after the start. Value is the average daily traded value over the timeframe.
The Relative Rotation Graph uses the common open approximation of the JdK indicators, not the licensed original, so its values can differ slightly from other RRG sites. RS-Ratio is 100 plus the z-score of (sector ÷ benchmark) over the lookback. RS-Momentum is 100 plus the z-score of the rate of change of RS-Ratio. Leading means both are at or above 100, Weakening means ratio at or above 100 with momentum below, Lagging means both below, and Improving means ratio below with momentum at or above 100.
These are market-health readings, not recommendations.