Market Breadth

Understand what's happening beneath the index.

Market Breadth

Understand what's happening beneath the index.

Market closed Last updated 13 Nov, 3:41 PM IST Session Fri 13 Nov 2026

Advance / Decline

A/D ratio0.45

Based on 499 of 500 stocks with a valid price. Left out: JSWDULUX.

Above moving averages

20 EMA 75.4% 376 of 499
50 SMA 57.9% 289 of 499
200 SMA 47.5% 237 of 499

52-week activity

H/L ratio19.00

Among 497 stocks with a full year of history.

Volume breadth

Volume up14228.5%
Volume down35771.5%
Up/down ratio0.40
Above avg35.9%20-session volume

Completed session 12 Nov vs the session before · 499 stocks.

All indices

Index Adv Dec A/D > 50 SMA > 200 SMA 52W H / L
NIFTY 50 10 39 0.26 84.0% 64.0% 0 / 0
NIFTY 100 19 80 0.24 79.0% 62.0% 1 / 0
NIFTY 200 49 150 0.33 70.0% 52.0% 8 / 0
NIFTY 500 155 342 0.45 57.9% 47.5% 19 / 1
F&O Stocks 51 160 0.32 71.2% 53.3% 10 / 0

How is Market Breadth calculated?

Advance / Decline
Last price vs the previous close: up is an advance, down is a decline, a move under half a paisa is unchanged. A/D ratio = advances ÷ declines.
Moving averages
Share of stocks trading above their 20-day EMA, 50-day SMA and 200-day SMA, from daily closes. Stocks without enough history are left out.
52-week highs & lows
Today's high above, or low below, the extreme of the previous 52 weeks. Needs about a year of history. H/L ratio = highs ÷ lows.
Volume breadth
The last completed session's volume compared with the session before and with its 20-session average.
Data quality
Missing or invalid prices are excluded, never counted as zero. An index is shown only when at least 90% of its stocks have a valid price.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is market breadth?

Market breadth shows how many stocks take part in a market move. An index can rise on a few large stocks while most stocks fall; breadth counts every stock in the index, so you can see how broad or narrow the move is.

How is the Advance/Decline ratio calculated?

It is the number of stocks trading above their previous close (advances) divided by the number trading below it (declines). Above 1 means more stocks are up than down; below 1 means more are down.

How often is the data updated?

About every 5 minutes during NSE market hours (9:15 AM to 3:30 PM IST, Monday to Friday). After the close, the final snapshot stays until the next session. "Last updated" always shows when the data was received.

Is market breadth a buy or sell signal?

No. It reports how many stocks are rising, falling or trading above their averages. It does not predict prices and is not investment advice.

Market data powered by Upstox API. Data may be delayed or subject to API/data availability. Index constituents: NSE. For information only — not investment advice.

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