Module 3 · Market Observations
Delivery, Bhavcopy & Market Pulse
How official daily market reports become simple observations a reader can understand without treating them as advice.
Why Bhavcopy matters
A candle shows open, high, low, close and volume. Bhavcopy can add richer context such as delivery participation, turnover, breadth and official derivatives open interest. DhanVeda uses that context to explain what the market did, not to guarantee what it will do next.
Delivery percentage
Delivery percentage shows how much traded quantity was carried forward instead of squared off intraday. Higher delivery near a demand zone can support an accumulation observation.
Volume context
Volume becomes useful when compared with its own 20-session average. High volume with low delivery is treated differently from high volume with strong delivery.
Open interest
For F&O, price plus OI change can classify long buildup, short buildup, short covering, or long unwinding.
Market breadth
Breadth turns thousands of rows into one market pulse: advancing names, declining names, sector accumulation, unusual volume and absorption counts.
How to read the badges
Strong hands means delivery participation is materially above its normal level. It can support a stronger observation when the symbol is near a demand zone.
Absorption means price is soft or flat while delivery participation is strong. This is a Pro-level observation because it needs more context and can still fail.
Churn means volume is high but delivery is weak. That can be activity without conviction, so the UI should label it as caution rather than strength.
What this is not
These observations are educational market context. They are not buy, sell or hold recommendations. A valid trade decision still needs the complete strategy gate, risk plan, stop-loss, position sizing, and personal suitability review.
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