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NSE Market Breadth (12 November 2026): 74% Of Scanned Stocks In An Uptrend As Altrix Reads The Tape As Risk-On

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Altrix scanned 579 NSE stocks on the daily timeframe at 01:15 pm IST on 12 November 2026: 429 are in an uptrend and 150 in a downtrend, with 68 constructive and 71 negative readings.

TrendRipperX Data DeskPublished 12 Nov 2026, 1:15 pmUpdated 12 Nov 2026, 1:28 pm 2 min read
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NSE Market Breadth (12 November 2026): 74% Of Scanned Stocks In An Uptrend As Altrix Reads The Tape As Risk-On

Quick summary

Stocks in uptrend

429 (74%)

Stocks in downtrend

150

Stocks scanned

579

What breadth is saying about the market

Index levels hide what most stocks are doing. Across 579 NSE stocks scanned on the daily timeframe at 01:15 pm IST on 12 November 2026, 429 (74%) are in an uptrend and 150 in a downtrend, with 68 constructive readings against 71 negative ones. On that balance the tape reads risk-on.

The full reading distribution

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ReadingStocks
Altrix Positive44
Strengthening16
Improving8
Weakening53
Altrix Negative18
Neutral440

Breadth by sector

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SectorStocks scannedPositiveNegativePositive share
Banking73243%
Other538546310%

Why breadth matters more than the index

A rising index carried by five heavyweight stocks is a fragile market; a flat index with most stocks improving underneath is usually the opposite. Breadth is the number that tells the difference, and it is why professional desks look at it before position sizing.

What would change the picture

Watch whether the uptrend count expands from 429 or contracts, and whether positive readings stay clustered in the same sectors. A widening list with sector rotation is healthy; a shrinking list while the index holds up is the warning sign.

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.

Frequently asked questions

What does market breadth mean?

It is the share of stocks participating in a move, rather than the direction of the index itself.

How is the breadth figure calculated here?

It is the percentage of the 579 scanned NSE stocks whose daily Altrix trend reads as an uptrend.

Does weak breadth mean a crash is coming?

No. It means fewer stocks are participating, which historically calls for smaller positions and tighter risk, not a prediction.

Reporting method

This automated report uses the sources and reporting periods cited above. Publication time may differ from the underlying quote or filing time. Provider data can be delayed or revised; missing values are unavailable, not zero. Calculated comparisons do not establish the cause of a market move.

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.”

— Editorial desk
#Altrix#Market Breadth#NSE#Technical Analysis

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