Market
Market breadth today. How many stocks are really moving.
Advances and declines, stocks above their 50 and 200-day averages, new highs against new lows and the McClellan oscillator for the 1,422 most traded NSE stocks, against NIFTY 50.
Advances / declines225 / 1194ratio 0.19 on 19 Oct
Above 50-day average23%-4 pts in a week
Above 200-day average46%higher than 46% of days
New highs / lows15 / 8652-week, on closing prices
Stocks above their 50 and 200-day averages
The share of stocks in an uptrend, against NIFTY 50. When the index rises but these lines fall, fewer stocks are carrying it.
Advance/decline line and McClellan oscillator
The A/D line adds up each day’s advances minus declines. The oscillator below it shows whether breadth is improving (above zero) or fading.
New 52-week highs minus new lows
Above zero: more stocks making new highs than new lows.
Questions
What is market breadth?
Market breadth measures how many stocks are taking part in a move. If NIFTY rises while most stocks fall, breadth is weak; if most stocks rise with it, breadth is strong.
What is the advance decline ratio today?
On 19 Oct 2026, 225 stocks rose and 1194 fell among the 1,422 most traded NSE stocks: an advance/decline ratio of 0.19.
How many stocks are above their 200-day average?
46% on 19 Oct 2026, higher than on 46% of days in our history. Readings below 20% have historically come near washed-out markets; above 80%, near stretched ones.
What is the McClellan oscillator?
The difference between a fast (19-day) and slow (39-day) average of net advancing stocks. Above zero, breadth is improving; below zero, it is fading.
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