Altrix Scan (9 October 2026): 13 NSE Stocks Flagged Positive, 18 Negative on the 1-Hour Chart

What the Altrix scan is showing on 9 October 2026

Altrix ran across 384 NSE cash-market stocks on the daily timeframe at 11:00 am IST on 9 October 2026. Of those, 13 read Altrix Positive, 18 read Altrix Negative, 14 are Strengthening, 10 are Improving and 30 are Weakening. Market-wide, 257 stocks (67% of the scanned list) are in an uptrend — that single number is the fastest read on whether the tape is rewarding buyers or sellers right now.

Stocks reading Altrix Positive

These are the strongest readings in the public snapshot. A positive reading is a structural observation on the daily chart, not a buy call — it tells you the stock is behaving the way our engine flags as constructive, and it is the starting point for your own risk and position-size decision.

Stocks reading Altrix Negative

Negative readings matter as much as positive ones. Traders use them to avoid adding to a losing position, and investors use them as a prompt to re-check why they own the stock at all.

Where the strength is sitting by sector

Sector concentration is usually the more durable signal: when positive readings cluster in one or two sectors, money is rotating rather than simply drifting, and that rotation tends to persist for several sessions.

How to use this snapshot

Start with breadth: 67% of scanned stocks in an uptrend sets the backdrop. Then look for clusters — one flagged stock is noise, six flagged stocks in the same sector is a theme. Finally, check the individual stock against its own levels before acting; a reading tells you the behaviour, not your entry, stop or size.

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 daily 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.

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Frequently asked questions

How many stocks does Altrix scan?

The engine covers the full NSE cash-market universe on the daily timeframe. In this run, 384 stocks had enough daily history to produce a reading.

How often are the readings refreshed?

The scan runs on a rolling schedule through the trading day, so readings refresh every few minutes while the market is open and hold at the last session's close once trading ends.

Does an Altrix Positive reading mean I should buy?

No. It is a data observation on the daily chart, not investment advice. Position sizing, stops and suitability remain your decision.

Is this the complete list?

No — this article is a public snapshot. The full board across every scanned stock, with per-stock charts and history, is inside Altrix.

Key takeaways

• Stocks scanned: 384
• Altrix Positive: 13 — higher at the time of writing
• Altrix Negative: 18 — lower at the time of writing
• Stocks in uptrend: 257 (67%)

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.

Related live pages

• Altrix
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• Stock market today
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Sources

• TrendRipperX Altrix engine (daily 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.”