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Market X-Ray — 15 October 2026

Sell on Rise
Research context only — not investment advice. The Market X-Ray is an EOD research preparation tool derived from public NSE data. It does not constitute a buy/sell recommendation, a price forecast, or personalised investment advice. It never creates trade signals or executes orders. Trading involves risk of loss. Consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser for personalised guidance.

Session Context

Weak participation and distribution pressure favor defensive behavior and selling into strength.

Market Breadth

Advances

899

stocks closed higher

Declines

1755

stocks closed lower

Advance %

33.5%

of 2687 NSE EQ

NIFTY

+1.66%

index day return

Index-internal classification: INDEX MASKING WEAKNESS

Sector Rotation (Aggregate)

13

Lagging

5

Weakening

18

Total sectors

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Research Narrative

  • ●Market participation is weak with a DhanVeda Participation Score of 32.7.
  • ●Advances were 899 versus 1755 declines across 2687 EQ symbols.
  • ●Index-internal classification is index masking weakness.
  • ●The most common cash-futures state is weak unconfirmed move across 125 F&O underlyings.
  • ●4 market-context warning(s) are active; treat them as research context, not trade instructions.

Active Risk Context

  • !Index move is not broadly confirmed
  • !Market participation score is weak
  • !17 F&O underlyings show distribution-style confirmation
  • !Large share of sectors are lagging

Risk context is for research awareness only — not a trading instruction.

Data scope this session:213F&O underlyings· 332 sessions of history· 18 sectors

Source: NSE Bhavcopy (public EOD file). Processed by DhanVeda Research after market close. Not real-time.

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