Nepse Advisor — Live Scanner

Live Scrip Scanner

Every scrip that traded today. Sort, filter, search. This is the primary work surface.

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# Scrip LTP Change % Volume Day Range RS vs NEPSE
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school Using the scanner — a plain-English guide
Filter pills — what each one does
All: Every scrip that traded today, ranked by the AI's setup score (volume × momentum × RS).
Gainers: Positive change % today, biggest movers first. Great for spotting sector-level momentum.
Losers: Negative change % today, biggest drops first. Watch for potential bounces — but avoid trying to catch falling knives.
High Volume: Top 60 scrips by today's volume. High volume = real money moving. Combine with Gainers for the strongest buy candidates.
Near High: Trading in the top 15% of today's day-range — breakout candidates. If the market is bullish, these often continue up.
≤ Rs.400: Affordable scrips. Useful if you're position-sizing on a small account.
RS+: Relative-strength positive vs NEPSE. This scrip is beating the market today.
Watchlist: Just the ones you've saved. Defaults to a handful of blue-chips.
Reading the columns
LTP (Last Traded Price): Most recent trade price in this cycle.
Change %: vs yesterday's close. Green = up, red = down.
Volume: Shares traded today. Compare peers — high volume on a gainer is a stronger signal than a quiet drift up.
Day Range: Where LTP sits between today's low and high. A dot near the right end = trading near the day's high (breakout territory).
RS vs NEPSE: Relative strength — this scrip's change % minus NEPSE's. Positive = outperforming the market. Buying market-beaters is a well-known edge.
A workflow that works
  1. Pick a filter that matches your intent (e.g., High Volume + Gainers).
  2. Skim the top 10 rows for a Day Range dot on the right (near-high) AND a positive RS badge.
  3. Cross-check the scrip on AI Watch — is it in the Approved BUY list?
  4. Note the AI's SL and Target. That's your exit plan before you click buy.
  5. Set price alerts on the Alerts page so you don't have to babysit.
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