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The Strategies Page: 16 Pattern Scanners Working for You Overnight

2026-07-23 · 2 min read

Technical traders hunt for repeating chart shapes — breakouts, reversals, continuations. Finding them manually across 2,000 stocks is impossible. The Strategies page does it for you on every data refresh.

What you're looking at

The All Patterns view lists every stock in the market currently forming any of 16 setups — from long-term signals like the Golden Cross to momentum plays like 52-Week High Breakout and reversals like Bullish Engulfing. Each chip filters to one strategy, and each strategy card explains what it detects.

Every signal comes with a plan

A pattern without numbers is just a picture. Every signal ships with:

  • Entry — the price where the setup triggers,
  • Stop-loss — where the pattern is proven wrong (never inside normal daily noise — we widen stops that sit within 1 ATR),
  • Target — projected from the pattern's own size, capped at 5R,
  • Confidence — how textbook the formation is (volume confirmation, trend strength),
  • R:R — rupees of potential reward per rupee risked. We refuse to show anything below 0.8.

How to actually use it

  • Don't trade every signal. On a normal day there are hundreds. Filter by confidence and by stocks whose AlgoScore is also strong — a breakout on a fundamentally solid stock beats a breakout on junk.
  • Respect the stop. The stop-loss is the price at which the pattern has failed. Holding past it means you're no longer trading the pattern — you're hoping.
  • Practice first. The "+ Trade" button on every row books the signal into your Virtual Portfolio at the entry price. Track twenty virtual signals before risking real money on one.

Patterns tilt probabilities; they don't guarantee outcomes. The edge is in taking many good-R:R setups with discipline, not in any single trade.

Educational content only — not SEBI-registered investment advice. Markets carry risk; do your own research and consult a registered adviser for personal decisions.

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