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Altrix Fresh Flags (20 September 2026): 12 NSE Stocks Newly Turned Positive, 10 Newly Negative

Quick answer

The latest Altrix scan at the close of the last trading session on Friday, 18 September 2026 picked up 12 NSE stocks whose 1-hour reading turned positive in the last two sessions and 10 that turned negative. Here is the public list.

TrendRipperX Data DeskPublished 20 Sept 2026, 8:05 amUpdated 20 Sept 2026, 8:40 am 4 min read
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Altrix Fresh Flags (20 September 2026): 12 NSE Stocks Newly Turned Positive, 10 Newly Negative

Quick summary

Newly positive

12

Newly negative

10

Stocks scanned

2,356

What changed in the last two sessions

Most of the Altrix board looks the same from one day to the next — the useful part is what just changed. In the scan at the close of the last trading session on Friday, 18 September 2026, 12 stocks newly flagged positive and 10 newly flagged negative on the 1-hour chart. Indian equity markets are shut on Sunday, so every level below is from the last trading session on Friday, 18 September 2026 and will not change until the next session opens.

Newly positive readings

StockPrice (₹)ChangeTrendReadingStrength
ZENITHEXPO203.95+3.55%UptrendAltrix PositiveHigh
DCMSIL70.26-0.04%UptrendAltrix PositiveHigh
ENIL101.90+1.04%UptrendAltrix PositiveHigh
MITTAL0.77+1.32%UptrendAltrix PositiveHigh
HMVL81.09+4.85%UptrendAltrix PositiveHigh
KEC404.25+0.57%UptrendAltrix PositiveHigh
MFML18.83+0.91%UptrendAltrix PositiveHigh
EMAMIREAL67.18-1.02%UptrendAltrix PositiveHigh
NECCLTD18.97+0.80%UptrendAltrix PositiveHigh
NECLIFE10.98-0.36%UptrendAltrix PositiveHigh
NGLFINE2,768.20+1.95%UptrendAltrix PositiveHigh
TEAMGTY238.50+1.49%UptrendAltrix PositiveHigh

A fresh flag is earlier than a confirmed trend, which cuts both ways: less of the move has been given up, and there is less evidence behind it. This is where risk control matters most.

Newly negative readings

StockPrice (₹)ChangeTrendReadingStrength
RUBFILA67.36+2.50%UptrendAltrix NegativeModerate
VASWANI46.47+4.17%UptrendAltrix NegativeModerate
GOPAL256.75+1.78%UptrendAltrix NegativeModerate
ULTRAMAR424.40+2.88%UptrendAltrix NegativeModerate
BDL1,196.60+3.88%UptrendAltrix NegativeModerate
BIKAJI580.25+4.99%UptrendAltrix NegativeModerate
FERMENTA474.15+1.81%UptrendAltrix NegativeModerate
KRN1,446.20+3.83%UptrendAltrix NegativeModerate
ORIENTBELL393.25+1.55%UptrendAltrix NegativeModerate
SIGNPOST271.50+3.57%UptrendAltrix NegativeModerate

A fresh negative flag on a stock you hold is a prompt to re-check your stop, not an instruction to sell. Most damage to portfolios comes from ignoring the first warning, not from the warning itself.

Why fresh flags are watched closely

Traders track new flags because change of state is where opportunity concentrates: a list of stocks that have read positive for weeks is already priced, while a list that turned this week is still being discovered. Inside Altrix these flags are timestamped per stock with the chart that produced them.

See the full Altrix board

This article shows a public snapshot only. Inside Altrix you get the complete list of flagged stocks across the whole NSE cash market on the 1-hour timeframe, refreshed every few minutes while the market is open, with each stock's trend, strength, latest flag date and how similar readings behaved historically — plus the screener, watchlist alerts, per-stock analysis charts and the Altrix assistant.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as a fresh flag?

A stock whose latest Altrix event on the 1-hour chart occurred within the last two sessions.

Do flags repaint later?

No. A reading is only published after the candle that produced it is complete, so nothing is added with hindsight.

Is the market open right now?

No. The NSE cash market is closed, so these flags reflect data as of the close of the last trading session on Friday, 18 September 2026.

Is this investment advice?

No. It is technical data for research, and every position decision remains yours.

Key takeaways

  • Newly positive: 12 — higher at the time of writing
  • Newly negative: 10 — lower at the time of writing
  • Stocks scanned: 2,356

About this report

Every figure on this page is read from a primary source at the timestamp shown — exchange boards for equities and indices, the exchange bid book for IPOs, published association rates for bullion, and consolidated exchange quotes for crypto — with no estimation or third-party commentary. Historical fields such as trailing returns and 52-week extremes are computed on the adjusted daily series so splits and bonuses do not create false gaps. A timestamp outside market hours reflects the last traded or last published value, not a live tick.

Sources

  • TrendRipperX Altrix engine (1-hour readings across the NSE cash universe)
  • NSE India price and volume data via our exchange data feed
  • Altrix live board

This report is generated automatically from live exchange and official association data at the time stamped above. Prices move continuously — verify on the source before acting. Nothing here is investment advice.

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Frequently asked questions

Altrix Fresh Flags (20 September 2026): 12 NSE Stocks Newly Turned Positive, 10 Newly Negative — what exactly happened?

The latest Altrix scan at the close of the last trading session on Friday, 18 September 2026 picked up 12 NSE stocks whose 1-hour reading turned positive in the last two sessions and 10 that turned negative. Here is the public list.

What changed in the last two sessions?

Most of the Altrix board looks the same from one day to the next — the useful part is what just changed. In the scan at the close of the last trading session on Friday, 18 September 2026, 12 stocks newly flagged positive and 10 newly flagged negative on the 1-hour chart.

How significant is newly positive readings?

A fresh flag is earlier than a confirmed trend, which cuts both ways: less of the move has been given up, and there is less evidence behind it. This is where risk control matters most.

What should you know about newly negative readings?

A fresh negative flag on a stock you hold is a prompt to re-check your stop, not an instruction to sell. Most damage to portfolios comes from ignoring the first warning, not from the warning itself.

Why fresh flags are watched closely?

Traders track new flags because change of state is where opportunity concentrates: a list of stocks that have read positive for weeks is already priced, while a list that turned this week is still being discovered. Inside Altrix these flags are timestamped per stock with the chart that produced them.

What does see the full Altrix board mean for investors?

This article shows a public snapshot only. Inside Altrix you get the complete list of flagged stocks across the whole NSE cash market on the 1-hour timeframe, refreshed every few minutes while the market is open, with each stock's trend, strength, latest flag date and how similar readings behaved historically.

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