Breakout Status Board
Breakout Status Board
The Trade tab opens with a live Status Board — every tracked NSE stock sorted into trendline-driven categories like BREAKOUT, BREAKDOWN, and APPROACHING SUPPORT.
Most traders watch price — fewer watch structure. The Status Board groups 2,000+ NSE stocks by what price is doing relative to automatic support and resistance trendlines. Instead of scanning charts one by one, you start with a filtered list: everything in BREAKOUT today, everything testing support, and so on.
- Save time — one tap to see all breakout candidates
- Consistent rules — same trendline logic on every stock
- Daily refresh — new names appear when status changes overnight
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| BREAKOUT | Price closed above a resistance trendline — potential bullish momentum |
| BREAKDOWN | Price fell below a support trendline — potential weakness |
| APPROACHING SUPPORT | Price is nearing a key support line — watch for bounce or break |
| HIT RESISTANCE | Price is testing overhead resistance — watch for breakout or rejection |
| CONSOLIDATING | Price is range-bound between support and resistance |
Each card on the board shows the status name, total stock count, and how many names are new since the last daily refresh. BREAKOUT is sorted first.
- Open the app → Trade tab.
- Tap a status card (e.g. BREAKOUT).
- Filter by market cap or sector if needed.
- Tap a stock for chart, trendline label, and full analysis.
Website equivalent
On any stock analysis page, the trendline block shows the same 3M/6M chart and status chip for that single symbol — useful when you already know which stock you are researching.
FAQ
Price closes above an automatically detected resistance trendline on the 3-month or 6-month chart. It signals structural change, not a buy recommendation.
Once per trading day, typically after market close when trendlines are recalculated across all tracked symbols.
The board itself is app-first, but every stock analysis page on the website shows the same trendline chart and status chip for that symbol.
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