Indian Stock Market Dashboard
Track Indian market activity in one place with market indices, top gainers, top losers, active stocks, 52-week levels, option chain, F&O activity, market breadth and stock search.
🔥 Top Gainers
Highest positive movers| Stock | LTP | Change | % |
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🔻 Top Losers
Highest negative movers| Stock | LTP | Change | % |
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📊 Most Active Stocks
Based on available trading volumeType an NSE stock symbol such as HDFCBANK, TCS, RELIANCE or any valid NSE symbol manually. Suggestions are provided for the StockRadiance watchlist; manual symbols are also accepted by the screener API.
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📈 52 Week High
Stocks closest to their 52-week highs| Stock | LTP | 52W High | Distance |
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📉 52 Week Low
Stocks closest to their 52-week lows| Stock | LTP | 52W Low | Distance |
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🔎 Stock Screener
Search any NSE stock| Stock | LTP | Change % | Volume | EMA 50 | EMA 200 | 52W High | 52W Low | Support | Resistance | Gap % | Technical View |
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🏦 FII / DII Activity
Institutional flow🔗 Option Chain
Option chain data| CALL OPTIONS | STRIKE | PUT OPTIONS | ||||
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⚡ F&O Market
Futures and options activity available from the market-data feed| Contract | LTP | Change % | Open Interest | OI Change | Volume |
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📈 Market Overview
Market breadth from the dashboard watchlist📊 Advance / Decline Market Breadth
Based on the StockRadiance 200-stock watchlist📈 Market Momentum: Stocks Above & Below EMA
200-stock technical breadth view⬆️ Gap Up Stocks
Opening gap leaders from the watchlist| Stock | LTP | Gap % |
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⬇️ Gap Down Stocks
Opening gap laggards from the watchlist| Stock | LTP | Gap % |
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Expanded Indian Stock Market Dashboard
StockRadiance Market Dashboard combines benchmark indices, stock movers, trading activity, 52-week levels and broader market breadth on one page. The expanded watchlist gives the daily dashboard wider stock coverage for Advance/Decline analysis and other market research views.
Advance and decline figures show how many tracked stocks are moving higher or lower. The Advance/Decline Ratio adds another quick breadth measure, while the 50 EMA and 200 EMA sections provide a broader technical view of the stocks in the configured watchlist.
Gap Up and Gap Down tables provide an additional view of opening price behaviour. These figures are calculated from the available market-data response and are intended for research and educational use rather than as a trading recommendation.
Indian Stock Market Dashboard: What You Can Track
The StockRadiance Market Dashboard brings several useful market indicators together on one page. Instead of opening separate pages for market indices, stock movers, trading activity, 52-week levels, option data and market breadth, investors can use this dashboard as a central starting point for daily Indian stock market research. The page is designed around practical information that traders and market readers commonly check during the trading session.
The dashboard covers NIFTY 50, SENSEX, BANK NIFTY and India VIX, followed by Top Gainers, Top Losers, Most Active Stocks, 52 Week High, 52 Week Low, FII/DII information, Option Chain, F&O activity and a stock search tool. The data is presented in compact tables so that important numbers can be reviewed quickly on desktop or mobile.
NIFTY 50, SENSEX and BANK NIFTY Market View
The index cards at the top provide a quick market overview. NIFTY 50 represents a broad view of large Indian companies, while SENSEX tracks the BSE benchmark and BANK NIFTY focuses on major banking stocks. India VIX is also shown because changes in volatility can provide useful context when reading daily market movement.
The dashboard also shows the latest available price, absolute change and percentage change returned by the connected market-data source. A refresh button lets visitors request a new dashboard response, while automatic refresh keeps the page updated during the day. Market data can be delayed and should not be treated as exchange-direct real-time data. Verify important numbers with the relevant exchange or broker.
Top Gainers, Top Losers and Most Active Stocks
The Top Gainers section highlights stocks with the strongest positive percentage movement within the dashboard's configured stock universe. Top Losers shows stocks with the largest negative percentage movement. These lists can help readers quickly identify where substantial price movement is taking place during a market session.
Most Active Stocks adds another useful view by focusing on available trading volume. A stock moving sharply on relatively high activity can deserve closer research, while volume information can add context to a price move. The dashboard does not treat a high-volume move as a recommendation; it simply presents the available market information for further research.
52 Week High and 52 Week Low Stocks
The 52 Week High and 52 Week Low sections help readers compare the current stock price with its recent yearly trading range. A stock trading close to its 52-week high may be experiencing strong demand, while a stock close to its 52-week low may require a different type of fundamental and technical review. These levels should be studied together with earnings, valuation, volume and broader market trends.
Option Chain and F&O Market Data
The Option Chain section is intended for readers who want to inspect available call and put information around different strike prices. NIFTY and BANK NIFTY selections are provided where the current market-data feed makes the relevant option-chain data available. Open interest, option LTP and strike information can help users understand the structure of the available contracts.
The F&O section displays available contract information such as LTP, open interest and volume where the market-data source provides it. Derivatives data can change quickly, so readers should verify contract details, expiry information and exchange data through their broker or official exchange source before acting on any number.
Market Breadth and Daily Market Research
Market breadth compares the number of advancing and declining stocks within the dashboard's configured watchlist. This provides an additional layer of context beyond simply looking at NIFTY 50 or SENSEX. A market can have a relatively stable index while individual stocks show very different price behaviour, which is why breadth, volume and sector information can be useful together.
For a broader daily market review, readers can combine this dashboard with the StockRadiance Sector Dashboard, Technical Analysis page, Radiance AI Bot and GIFT NIFTY coverage. Each tool serves a different research purpose, allowing users to move from market-wide information to sectors, individual stocks and pre-market indicators.
Stock Screener for Quick Research
The stock search section allows a visitor to enter an Indian stock symbol and request available market information. The result can show LTP, percentage change, volume and 52-week levels when the source returns those fields. This is useful when a reader wants to check one company without scrolling through the larger market tables.
Official Exchange References
For official market verification, readers can use the exchange websites below. Market data shown on this dashboard may be delayed.
Market Data Disclaimer
This StockRadiance Market Dashboard is provided for informational and educational purposes. Market prices, volume, option information and other statistics can change rapidly and may be delayed depending on the underlying data source. The dashboard should not be considered a substitute for official exchange data or broker trading systems.
Stock market information should be independently verified before making an investment or trading decision. The appearance of a stock in Top Gainers, Top Losers, Most Active, 52 Week High or 52 Week Low does not represent a recommendation to buy or sell that security. Option and F&O information is also provided for research and educational purposes only.
StockRadiance Research Tools
A good Indian Stock Market Dashboard should help you understand the market beyond a single index number. Looking at NIFTY 50 and SENSEX along with market breadth, top gainers, top losers, active stocks and 52-week highs and lows can give a clearer picture of how different stocks are moving. The NSE also provides market statistics and investor education resources, which can be useful when checking market information and learning how the exchange works. NSE Investor Education.
Market data is only one part of the research process. Before making an investment decision, it is useful to look at company results, valuation, sector trends, price action and risk. The official BSE market-data platform also provides exchange-related data products and reference information for investors and researchers. Use this dashboard as a convenient research starting point, and cross-check important figures with official exchange sources when required. BSE Market Data.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Indian Stock Market Dashboard
An Indian Stock Market Dashboard brings important market information together in one place. It can include NIFTY 50, SENSEX, sector performance, top gainers, top losers, active stocks, market breadth, 52-week highs and lows, and other useful indicators. It helps readers quickly understand the broader market instead of looking at only one stock or index.
You can use the dashboard to review major Indian indices, stocks showing strong or weak price movement, trading activity, 52-week levels, advances and declines, and other market statistics available on the page. The information is designed to give a quick market overview before you move into detailed stock or sector research.
Top gainers and losers show which stocks have moved significantly during the market session. They can help you notice where buying or selling activity is concentrated. However, a large one-day move does not by itself explain why a stock moved, so company news, results, sector conditions and volume should also be checked.
Market breadth compares the number of stocks that are rising with the number that are falling. When more stocks advance, market breadth is generally positive; when more stocks decline, breadth is generally negative. It can add useful context because an index may rise even when many individual stocks are falling, or the opposite can happen.
A 52-week high is the highest recorded price of a stock during the previous 52 weeks, while a 52-week low is the lowest price during that period. These levels are useful reference points for understanding where the current price stands within its recent yearly range. They should not be treated as automatic buy or sell signals.
Trading volume shows how many shares are changing hands. A strong price move accompanied by higher-than-usual volume can provide additional context about market participation. Low volume can tell a different story. Volume is best considered together with price action, trend, support and resistance rather than viewed on its own.
The dashboard can be used as a market-research reference for intraday traders because it brings several market indicators together. It should not be treated as a standalone trading system. Intraday decisions can change quickly, so traders should verify current prices, liquidity, news, risk levels and their own trading plan before placing an order.
Data availability and timing can vary by source, market segment and data feed. Some information may be delayed or updated at intervals. For an important trading or investment decision, check the latest information from your broker or the relevant official exchange source. This is especially important when prices are moving quickly.
No single dashboard can provide a complete investment decision. Use the information as one part of your research and consider the company's financial performance, valuation, business outlook, sector conditions, market trend and your own risk tolerance. It is also important to verify important market information before acting.
“Read the Market. Understand the Trend. Make Every Decision with Knowledge.”