Universe Scanner v88
NSE • F&O • Nifty 50/100/500 • Forex • Crypto • Multi-Timeframe Scanners
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Analyze Token

Enter a symbol and generate an explainable setup.

Backtest

Uses the same deterministic technical engine as live analysis.

Signal History

Stored automatically in SQLite.

Performance

Planned R:R, achieved R, targets hit, expectancy, profit factor and drawdown.

Good: PF ≥ 1.30 and Avg R > 0 Watch: PF 1.00–1.29 Poor: PF < 1.00 or Avg R < 0

Score Band Performance

BUY vs SELL

Intraday vs Swing

Timeframe Performance

Market Performance

Setup Performance

Symbol Performance

Backtest Runs

Validation Lab

Compare score thresholds, MTF filters and exit models on the same historical signals.

All Combinations

Score threshold × MTF filter × exit model.

Weekly / Monthly Fakeout Scanner

Weekly parent → Daily fakeout candle. Monthly parent → Weekly fakeout candle. A confirmed fakeout requires a sweep of the parent high/low and a completed child candle close back inside that level. Optional live monitoring also shows SWEPT and RECLAIM IN FORMATION before the child candle closes.

Current-period monitoring only: W1 → W0/current week or M1 → M0/current month. A live reclaim is an early warning and is not treated as a confirmed fakeout until the child candle closes across the parent level.

CONFIRMED FAKEOUT is always shown.
WAIT SWEEP → SWEPT → RECLAIM IN FORMATION → CONFIRMED FAKEOUT

Applied only when the fakeout is confirmed on candle #3. It evaluates candles #1 and #2 before the confirming candle.

At upper level PWH/PMH: Pattern 2 means both #1 and #2 close above the level, but High₂ < High₁, then candle #3 confirms by closing back below the level.
At lower level PWL/PML: Pattern 2 means both #1 and #2 close below the level, but Low₂ > Low₁, then candle #3 confirms by closing back above the level.
Parent Chart — Tested Level

Lower-level rejection: price breaks below PWL/PML, then closes back above it. Filter the rejection candle using its lower wick.

Upper-level rejection: price breaks above PWH/PMH, then closes back below it. Filter the rejection candle using its upper wick.

Bullish trade after PWL/PML fakeout: measure the Fakeout Candle High upward from Reference Low. Bearish trade after PWH/PMH fakeout: measure the Fakeout Candle Low downward from Reference High.

Bullish setup measures Current Price upward from Reference Low. Bearish setup measures Current Price downward from Reference High.

Lower level: PWL/PML downside break is a BEARISH FAKEOUT → BULLISH TRADE; use Lower Wick ratios.  •  Upper level: PWH/PMH upside break is a BULLISH FAKEOUT → BEARISH TRADE; use Upper Wick ratios. All filters remain optional.
Weekly example: W1 = previous-week levels and W0 = current week. With Live Monitoring ON, the current Daily candle can show SWEPT or RECLAIM IN FORMATION before close; only a completed Daily close across PWH/PWL becomes CONFIRMED FAKEOUT.  •  Monthly example: M1 = previous-month levels and M0 = current month. The current Weekly candle can be monitored live; only a completed Weekly reclaim/rejection confirms the fakeout.  •  Wick filters are OFF by default, so the original fakeout logic remains unchanged unless you enable them.

NSE Fakeouts

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Delta Fakeouts

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CoinDCX Fakeouts

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Weekly Liquidity Reversal Swing

PWH/PWL sweep + daily reclaim in the first 3 current-week days, then SMC/VSA structure-shift entry.

Weekly Reversal Scanner

READY rows have confirmed lower-timeframe structure shift. WAIT rows have the weekly sweep but no entry confirmation yet.

Weekly Swing Historical Backtest

Historical PWH/PWL sweep → structure shift → selected entry model. Test one symbol or the full discovered market.

Historical Weekly Backtest Results

Weekly Paper-Trade Performance

Forward-test records created from READY scanner/analyzer setups.

Entry Group

Entry Model

Market

Direction

Entry Timeframe

Symbol

Weekly Swing Auto Monitor

Automatically rescans the selected universe, tracks WAIT_RETRACE / READY states, creates paper trades for READY setups, refreshes open trades, and updates performance.

Candidate Status Board

Click READY or WAIT_RETRACE to inspect the candlestick setup with all entry models and structure levels.

Dedicated Scanner Performance — Exchange Wise

NSE, Delta and CoinDCX are kept completely separate. No mixed symbol/timeframe statistics.

NSE Performance

NSE/F&O paper trades only

NSE

Entry Group — NSE

Entry Model — NSE

Direction — NSE

Timeframe — NSE

Symbol — NSE

NSE Managed Paper Trades

Delta Performance

Delta futures/perpetual paper trades only

DELTA

Entry Group — Delta

Entry Model — Delta

Direction — Delta

Timeframe — Delta

Symbol — Delta

Delta Managed Paper Trades

CoinDCX Performance

CoinDCX futures paper trades only

COINDCX

Entry Group — CoinDCX

Entry Model — CoinDCX

Direction — CoinDCX

Timeframe — CoinDCX

Symbol — CoinDCX

CoinDCX Managed Paper Trades

Weekly Strategy Combination Lab

One click tests all liquidity confirmation modes × entry models × PW-anchored BOS OFF/ON.

Combo Lab build v38 • click should immediately show progress below.

All Combination Results

Ranked by Avg R, Profit Factor and sample size.

Week-by-Week Replay

Blank Symbol = ALL/top-N. W1 means analyze W0 using W1 levels; W2 means analyze W1 using W2 levels.

Week Replay Results

Multi-Timeframe Consolidation Scanner

Find 1–7 completed child candles closing inside a completed Mother Candle. Child wicks may exceed the Mother Candle unless Tight Consolidation is enabled.

Consolidation Method

Select which consolidation type the scanner should return.

STANDARD: child closes stay inside Mother High/Low; wicks may go outside.
TIGHT: child closes and wicks remain fully inside Mother High/Low.
BOTH: scan both methods. A Tight setup is shown once as TIGHT, not duplicated again as Standard.

Consolidation Candle Count

Select one or more. A child candle qualifies when its close remains inside Mother High/Low.

At least one selected child candle must touch/cross Mother Mid with its High/Low. The core consolidation rule still requires every selected child close to stay inside Mother High/Low.

Current Price must be between Mother Low and Mother High when this filter is enabled.

Standard Consolidation Wick Classification

Lower-side wick count > upper-side wick count = BULLISH CONSOLIDATION. Upper-side wick count > lower-side wick count = BEARISH CONSOLIDATION. Equal counts = NEUTRAL CONSOLIDATION. If the same child candle wicks above and below the Mother Candle, that candle is ignored only for wick counting and does not invalidate the setup.

UP break: movement starts from Mother High and uses the highest High reached after consolidation.
DOWN break: movement starts from Mother Low and uses the lowest Low reached after consolidation. The percentage is measured against the full Mother Candle range.

UP break: current-price move is measured upward from Mother High.
DOWN break: current-price move is measured downward from Mother Low. The percentage is measured against the full Mother Candle range.

Tight Consolidation — Breakout Settings

Used when Consolidation Method is Tight or Both. No selected child candle wick may go above Mother High or below Mother Low.

Chart Level Labels

Display-only controls. They do not change consolidation qualification.

NSE Consolidations

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Delta Consolidations

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CoinDCX Consolidations

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Forex Consolidations

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Crypto Spot Consolidations

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Custom Fakeout — Live Market

Select any intraday reference candle and a confirmation timeframe. The scanner evaluates the first 1, 2 or 3 completed candles after the reference candle closes.

Bearish Fakeout of Reference Low → Bullish Trade

Mirror logic is applied automatically below the reference Low.

Bullish Fakeout of Reference High → Bearish Trade

Mirror logic is applied automatically above the reference High.

Fakeout Formation — select one or more

Shows live SWEPT and RECLAIM IN FORMATION setups before the final fakeout candle closes.

Bullish fakeout below Reference Low: measure Fakeout Candle High upward from Reference Low. Bearish fakeout above Reference High: measure Fakeout Candle Low downward from Reference High.

Uses the same reference-size method. Bullish setup measures Current Price upward from Reference Low; bearish setup measures Current Price downward from Reference High.

Same TF behavior: when Reference TF = Fakeout TF, the reference candle is automatically shifted to the candle immediately before the number of fakeout candles required by the selected pattern. Pattern 1 uses the prior candle; Pattern 2 uses the candle before the two confirmation candles; Pattern 3 uses the candle before the three confirmation candles.

NSE Custom Fakeouts

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Delta Custom Fakeouts

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CoinDCX Custom Fakeouts

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EMA 21 First-Close Scanner

Strict setup: reference candle body must cross EMA21 (Bullish Open below EMA21 → Close above; Bearish Open above EMA21 → Close below). During the selected next-candle window, no candle may close through EMA21 in the wrong direction or beyond the selected reference cap.

Bullish reference candle = first completed close above EMA21. Reject it if Upper Wick / Body is above your maximum.

Bearish reference candle = first completed close below EMA21. Reject it if Lower Wick / Body is above your maximum.

Optional Chart Levels

These affect only the EMA21 View Chart, not scanner qualification.

Auto: 5m/15m/30m/1h shows PDH/PDL + D1 + D2. 2h/4h/Daily/Weekly shows PWH/PWL + PMH/PML. Turn Auto off to choose levels manually.

NSE Results

Delta Results

CoinDCX Results

Multiple EMA First-Close Scanner

Scans only the current two-candle setup. The most recent completed candle must be the first candle to close above all selected EMAs for bullish, or below all selected EMAs for bearish. The next/latest candle is shown live as SECOND CANDLE IN FORMATION.

EMA Inputs — Maximum 4

Enable only the EMAs you want in the setup. Duplicate/invalid periods are rejected. All enabled EMAs must be crossed by the same first completed candle.

EMA Structure & First-Close Rule

With EMA Order enabled: bullish requires shortest EMA > next EMA > ... > longest EMA (for 5/9/13/21: EMA5 > EMA9 > EMA13 > EMA21). Bearish is the exact mirror. The close dropdown lets you require the first reference candle to close above/below all EMAs, or at least above/below EMA5, EMA9, EMA13 or EMA21.

Chart Level Labels

Display only. Select any completed day / previous week / previous month levels to draw on View Chart. These do not affect scanner qualification.

NSE Results

Delta Results

CoinDCX Results

Drive Pattern Scanner

Drive direction means the expected reversal setup. A Bullish setup is a sequence of bearish drives with upward retracements; a Bearish setup is the exact mirror. Retracement is measured from the wick-extreme High/Low of each preceding impulse leg.

Sequential D fakeout rule: Bullish reversal requires D1 > D2 > D3.... D2 must fake out D1, D3 must fake out D2, and so on. No more than the selected number of candles may close below the previous D level before recovery. After each new deep low, price must recover upward by at least the selected percentage of that incoming bearish impulse. Bearish reversal is the exact mirror. The scanner shows a pattern only after the final selected drive has also completed this fakeout + recovery.

For 3 drives, the post-D3 retracement is treated as L6. For N drives, the last retracement is L(2×N).

Measures the current/final retracement leg as a percentage of the immediately preceding impulse leg. For a 3-drive pattern this is the current L6 coverage of L5.

Choose which pattern D points must form ABOVE or BELOW selected market-reference levels.

Apply to:
Reference levels:

Chart Level Labels

Choose which reference levels should appear on the Drive Pattern chart.

NSE Drive Patterns

Delta Drive Patterns

CoinDCX Drive Patterns

RSI Divergence Scanner

Top N behavior: With ALL markets, Top N = 30 scans 30 NSE + 30 Delta + 30 CoinDCX = 90. Set Top N = 0 to scan every discovered token. v64 defaults this field to 0.

Regular bullish/bearish RSI divergence. Test RD1-RD2, RD1-RD2-RD3, or both combinations in one scan; all existing RSI-zone, sequence, retracement and final-RD integrity rules stay unchanged.

Mandatory Final RD Integrity Filter

Only currently valid final-RD setups are shown for each tested combination. RD1-RD2 validates RD2; RD1-RD2-RD3 validates RD3. Bullish: after the final selected RD low forms, no later wick may break that RD low. The retracement after that RD must also stay below the first confirmed swing-high barrier inside the incoming final impulse leg (for RD2 this is L3; RD3 uses L5; RD4 uses L7, and so on).
Bearish: exact mirror — final RD high must remain unbroken and the retracement must stay above the incoming-leg swing-low barrier.

Mandatory RSI Sequence

Bullish divergence: price RD1 > RD2 > RD3... (lower lows) while RSI must be strictly increasing: RSI(RD2) > RSI(RD1), RSI(RD3) > RSI(RD2), and so on.
Bearish divergence: price RD1 < RD2 < RD3... (higher highs) while RSI must be strictly decreasing: RSI(RD2) < RSI(RD1), RSI(RD3) < RSI(RD2), and so on.

RD Zones to Require

Only checked RD points that exist in the tested combination must lie inside the configured RSI zone. When testing RD1-RD2, RD3 is ignored; when testing RD1-RD2-RD3, RD3 applies normally. The strict price/RSI sequence remains mandatory.

Combination behavior: With Both combinations, each token is independently tested for RD1-RD2 and RD1-RD2-RD3. If both qualify, both rows are shown with separate charts.

Leg Retracement Filters

L2 is retracement of L1, L4 of L3, L6 of L5, and so on. The final leg for the selected RD count is also a scanner filter: RD3 uses L6, RD4 uses L8, RD5 uses L10.

Measures the current/final retracement leg against its immediately preceding impulse leg. Example: RD3 setup uses current L6 coverage of L5.

Chart Level Labels

These checkboxes are display only. They do not filter or change RSI Divergence scanning. Select the levels you want to draw when you open View Chart.

NSE RSI Divergence

Delta RSI Divergence

CoinDCX RSI Divergence

Universal Position Manager

Select exchange, search a token, enter Entry and Stop, and calculate risk-based position size. Add Target to calculate planned R:R.

Position size = Risk Amount ÷ |Entry − Stop|. For NSE this is share quantity. For crypto, this is the base-unit/contract quantity before any exchange-specific lot-step adjustment.

Market Candle Database

Populate/update the shared SQLite candle cache for every discovered token. Scanner fetches also update this cache automatically.

Tradable Universe

NSE F&O + Nifty 50/100/500 + all NSE equities + Forex pairs + Crypto spot + live Delta/CoinDCX futures.

Tip: search the list, then click a Delta symbol to open its broker chart in a new tab.