Scanners
A Scanner-First View of Indian Markets
Every workflow in Markttwin starts with a screen: pick a universe, stack rule-based filters, and turn hundreds of stocks into a structured shortlist you can backtest, paper trade, or research further.
Filters that combine, not compete
A single indicator is noise. Markttwin screens are built by stacking filters so each result already reflects trend, momentum, participation, and positioning together.
- Index universe
- NIFTY 50, NIFTY Next 50, NIFTY 100
- Derivatives
- F&O-only filtering for tradeable liquidity
- Sector
- All major Indian sector groups
- Trend
- 200 DMA posture and 50/200 crossovers
- Momentum
- RSI zones, MACD state, 1-month return
- Position
- 52-week high/low positioning
- Participation
- Volume behavior vs. average
- Confluence
- Minimum composite score across signals
AI Scanner: describe a screen in plain English, such as “F&O stocks in an uptrend with volume surge,” and the filters get built for you.
Scanner Suite
Eight Ways to Cut the Market
Momentum Scanner
Rank Indian stocks by trend strength and rate of change. Combine 1-month returns, moving-average posture, and confluence scores to find where momentum is building or fading.
RSI Scanner
Filter by RSI zones to isolate overbought, oversold, or neutral conditions. Pair RSI with trend filters so a signal is read in context, not in isolation.
Volume Spike Scanner
Detect unusual volume expansion against average participation, often the first structural sign that positioning in a stock is changing.
Breakout Scanner
Track 52-week positioning, range compression, and price structure breaks across the universe you select.
Sector Strength Scanner
Compare rotation and relative strength across Indian sectors including banks, IT, auto, energy, capital goods, and more to see where leadership actually sits.
Volatility Watch
Monitor volatility shifts and regime changes so rule behavior can be interpreted against the environment it is operating in.
Watchlist Signals
Keep shortlisted stocks under structured observation instead of scattered notes and mental bookmarks.
Backtesting View
Before trusting a rule set, study how it behaved historically. Validation comes before conviction.