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One button for everything — select all the files at once and the page reads each file's columns to know what it is: NSE's daily Full Bhavcopy and Security Deliverable file, NSE's Block Deals and Bulk Deals files (keep NSE's file names — the two look identical inside), your market-cap sheet, and Claude's update files (.json). The page warns if a trading day is missing.
Name and sector from your market-cap sheet. Market cap is live: shares worked out from the sheet (cap ÷ its price) × the latest close, corrected for any split since. Last close and that day's move. + Watchlist adds the stock.
Share of the day's traded shares taken home; dashed line = its 20-day average. It can fall while delivered shares rise — volume grew faster, so more same-day trading is mixed in.
The same six checks the game and scanner use: high-delivery days ≥ 3 of 10, high trade-count days ≥ 3 of 10, above the 50-day and 200-day averages, 50-day average rising over 10 sessions, today's move ≤ 6%. All six must pass. Today's delivery and market cap are shown for information, not scored.
Big named trades at the top: the last 60 sessions of block and bulk deals — who bought, who sold, how much. Then the catalyst, latest results and a priced-in check, written by Claude during a session (the date is shown). Pink lines are the risks.
Stocks you add. D = delivery vs its 20-day normal, V = volume vs normal, arrow = delivery trend. Amber flag = 2×+ or a 5% move. The news line is refreshed each session with Claude. Copy for Claude copies the list to paste into a session.
Claude's daily pick: entry = that day's close, target = +10%, judged on the close of the 5th trading day after. Once scored, the card shows the post-mortem label — TESTED, HYPOTHESIS or UNEXPLAINED — and the cause found.
Type a symbol or company name to open any stock that has bhavcopy data — it doesn't add it to the watchlist. Enter opens the top result.