The Nifty or Sensex number is one line. Sector strength, heatmaps, breadth and institutional flows are what actually moved it — this is where we track them.
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The index rarely moves in a straight line — usually one or two sectors are doing the heavy lifting while others drag. Comparing sector bellwethers against the benchmark shows whether a move is broad-based or concentrated in a handful of stocks.
Live pricing from TradingView. Sector Leaders uses one bellwether stock per sector as a proxy for that sector's direction, not a full sectoral index.
A heatmap turns hundreds of price moves into one picture: each tile is one stock, color shows the day's change. Green is up, red is down. Tap a tab to switch between Nifty 50, Bank Nifty, and the full sector-by-sector Indian market.
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This table is built and ready — it reads data/heatmap.json, which a scheduled script populates directly from NSE's own index-constituent data (the same source this site already uses for FII/DII and market breadth). Once that job runs, Nifty 50, Bank Nifty and every sector shown here will be genuine, correctly-scoped Indian data — no third-party widget in between.
An index can rise even while more stocks are falling than rising — that's the difference between a healthy move and a fragile one. Breadth measures participation: advances vs declines, new highs vs new lows, and how many stocks trade above their long-term average.
Sample layout · live feed not connectedThis gauge reads technical signal strength on a broad market benchmark — a useful pulse check, but not a substitute for the Advances vs Declines count above, which reflects actual constituent-level breadth.
Foreign (FII) and domestic (DII) institutions move enough capital to shift the market on their own. Their net daily buying or selling, published after market close, is one of the most closely watched numbers in Indian markets.
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This table is built and ready — connect an NSE/BSE or depository data feed to populate it with real daily FII/DII figures. Until then, check the live numbers directly at the sources below.
Under SEBI's Prohibition of Insider Trading (PIT) rules, promoters, directors and designated employees must disclose their own trades in company stock. These filings don't predict price moves, but sustained buying or selling by the people who know a company best is worth watching.
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This table is built and ready — connect a live NSE/BSE corporate-filings feed to populate it with real PIT disclosures. Until then, check the official filings directly at the sources below.
Index prices, sector leaders and the heatmaps (Nifty 50, Bank Nifty, and the sector-by-sector map) update live from TradingView. Institutional activity, insider trading, and the Advances vs Declines breadth stat are pulled automatically from NSE's public reports once a day after market close. New 52-Week Highs vs Lows and % above 200-DMA aren't wired up yet — those two cards say so directly rather than showing a placeholder number.
NSE and BSE both publish this daily, and SEBI publishes insider trading disclosures under its PIT regulations. Direct links are in the Institutional Activity and Insider Trading sections above.
No. Everything on this page is for education only. Always verify with an official source and consult a licensed financial advisor before acting on any of it.