Intraday Desk

Collects every module's recommended stocks in one table, then shows how each pick actually did in the next session.

1. Start with stocks tagged CONSENSUS: they were picked by two or more modules in the same direction.
2. During market hours, rows marked ● LIVE show how today's picks are doing right now (move since the open, after costs).
3. Use Next-day results to see yesterday's picks: ✓ Hit means the trade from open to close made money after costs.
4. Check the Strategy scoreboard once a week. Trust a module more only when it has 100+ scored picks, a hit rate above 50% and a positive average.
5. Stop following modules whose average stays negative week after week.

Be careful: One or two days of results mean nothing. Let the log build up for a few weeks before deciding which module to follow.

Finds stocks that are rising today and whose last 3 days moved in a similar way to an “anchor” stock you choose.

1. Type a stock that is rising today as the anchor (for example AXISBANK) and press Find matches.
2. Higher similarity means a more similar recent price path. It does not mean a higher chance of profit.
3. Next morning, watch these stocks for the first 30 minutes. Enter only if the rise continues above VWAP with strong volume.
4. Skip stocks that open with a big gap up or down, and always use a stop-loss.

Be careful: In the Backtest Lab this strategy lost money after costs. Use it only for ideas.

Ranks about 40 mid- and small-cap stocks by today's price move, volume and buy/sell pressure.

1. Use Long-bias or Short-bias to see one direction; High-volume shows only actively traded stocks.
2. The button at the end of each row tells you what to wait for, e.g. WAIT VWAP means wait for the price to cross VWAP before acting.
3. Use smaller position sizes than for large caps: these stocks move fast and can hit their circuit limits.
4. Avoid stocks marked High or Very High risk unless you are experienced.

Be careful: Mid and small caps have wider buy–sell spreads, so slippage can wipe out small gains. Backtests so far are negative after costs.

Analyze one stock breaks a single stock into up to 161 factors. Rank all stocks scores about 134 stocks and lists them from highest to lowest. Test a strategy replays an intraday strategy (Opening Range Breakout, VWAP Pullback, Weighted MA, Bollinger Bands, EMA + RSI) on real 5-minute candles with your own settings.

1. Type a symbol and press Enter to see its score, candlestick chart and the factors pushing it up or down.
2. Use Rank all stocks to make a shortlist: 58 or more = bullish watch, 42 or less = bearish watch. Use the score filter to narrow it.
3. Click Analyze on a ranked stock to check its chart and strongest factors before doing anything.
4. Confirm with the live price versus VWAP after 9:40 AM, and set a stop-loss.
5. In Test a strategy, pick a strategy and stocks, change the settings, and press Run. Trust a setting only if the average per trade is positive after costs, it beats “Buy at open, sell at close”, and both halves of the test are positive. The Today box shows whether the strategy has a live signal now.

Be careful: The score summarises factors; it is not a profit probability. Strategy tests use past candles and can look better than live trading (slippage, fast markets). Avoid fine-tuning settings until one stock looks great: that usually fails on new data. The rank test found that higher scores did not lead to better next-day returns.

Tests each strategy on past data to see whether it would have made money after trading costs.

1. Read the daily results first; they update automatically every trading day.
2. Look at Avg / trade (after costs) and t-stat. A strategy is worth considering only if the average is positive, the t-stat is 2 or more, and both halves are positive.
3. Compare each strategy with Always long every stock. A good strategy must beat it.
4. The rank test panel shows whether higher Stock Analyzer scores led to better results. Rising deciles from left to right would mean yes.
5. Sign in and press Run backtest to try other settings (universe, period, cost).

Be careful: Past results do not guarantee future results, and daily-bar tests cannot see exact intraday entry prices.

Shows Nifty 100 stocks where the short-term average price (6 days) recently crossed the longer-term average (30 days).

1. Bullish means the short-term trend has turned up; Bearish means it has turned down.
2. Focus on fresh crossovers (“Latest session” or “1 session ago”) that are Still holding.
3. For intraday trading the next day: buy Bullish stocks only while the price stays above VWAP; short Bearish stocks only while it stays below.
4. Change the inputs for slower signals (for example 10 and 50). Lookback days sets how far back to search for crossovers.

Be careful: Crossovers often fail when the market moves sideways. This module has not been backtested yet, so check its results on the Summary page first.

A machine-learning model's candidates for the next session, with live confirmation and a suggested position size and stop-loss for each.

1. Check the Validation gate first. If it says NOT VALIDATED, use the picks for paper trading only.
2. Only consider picks where Regime shows Allowed and Events shows Clear.
3. After 9:40 AM wait for CONFIRMED in the Confirmation column (price on the right side of VWAP with strong volume). WAIT means not yet.
4. Enter your capital, then use the suggested quantity and place the stop price immediately after entering.
5. Stop trading for the day once losses reach the daily loss cap shown in the Risk engine box.

Be careful: The model currently does not meet the validation bar. Do not trade real money on it until the gate shows VALIDATED.

The evidence behind AI Picks: how well the model did on months it had never seen.

1. AUC above 0.53 in most months means a small real skill; around 0.50 means guessing.
2. In the layer table, see which filters improve results: a higher average and higher t-stat after adding a filter means it helps.
3. In Feature importance, a few strong features suggest a real pattern; many small, equal ones suggest noise.
4. Re-check this page every week: the model retrains every trading day.

Be careful: This page is for deciding how much to trust AI Picks, not for picking stocks.

Shows how the most active stocks moved over the last 3 sessions and names the pattern.

1. Continuation up/down = the trend is continuing. Rebound or Pullback = the direction changed on the last day.
2. Use it for context before trading a stock from another module, e.g. be careful buying a stock after three strong up days unless volume confirms.
3. Open the stock in Stock Analyzer for the full picture.

Be careful: Patterns describe the past. On their own they do not predict the next day.

Live headlines from Indian business news, the Government of India (PIB) and the RBI, scored by sector and company, plus a short-selling watchlist where negative news and falling prices agree.

1. Before the market opens, check Sector news sentiment: a strongly red sector is where short ideas come from.
2. In the short-selling watchlist, only consider rows marked SHORT WATCH (negative news and a falling price). Click a headline to read the full story first.
3. Short intraday only after 9:40 AM, while the price stays below VWAP, with a stop-loss above the day's high. Close the short by 3:15 PM.
4. Never short a stock in Tailwinds, or one with fresh positive company news.
5. On result days or after big policy news, use smaller positions: moves can be sudden in either direction.

Be careful: Scores come from keywords in headlines, so a headline can be misread (e.g. “steel prices slump as exports surge”). Always read the story and confirm with official NSE announcements. Overnight short positions are only possible in F&O; cash-segment shorts must be closed the same day.

Your key stocks with their latest score, move and pattern in one place.

1. Check it each morning to see how your favourite stocks are set up.
2. Click Analyze to see the full analysis of any stock.
3. Use ＋ Add stock to add a symbol you follow.

Be careful: Scores refresh with the daily data. Check the live price before trading.

The connection to your Zerodha Kite account, which supplies all live market data.

1. Sign in to Kite once each trading day. The login expires every morning, and every module uses it for live data.
2. Use Test Quote to check that live prices are coming through.
3. If any page says “Kite login required”, sign in again.

Be careful: Never share your Kite password or API secret. This app only reads market data; it cannot place orders.