Stock Scanner — Top Stocks Today (Nifty 500)
Free stock screener for NSE stocks · Nifty 500 · data as of 25 Sep 2026
Free Stock Screening Tools for NSE Stocks
Momentum Stocks
Stocks Above 200 DMA
Golden Crossover Stocks
52-Week High Stocks
High Delivery Percentage Stocks
Relative Strength Scanner
Which Scan Should You Use?
- Momentum Stocks — if you want the day's strongest trending movers.
- Stocks Above 200 DMA — if you want stocks in a confirmed long-term uptrend.
- Golden Crossover Stocks — if you want early trend reversals as they turn up.
- 52-Week High Stocks — if you trade breakouts to new highs.
- High Delivery Percentage Stocks — if you want stocks where investors, not day traders, did most of the trading.
- Relative Strength Scanner — if you want weekly leaders against the Nifty in sectors that are gaining strength.
Breakout, Momentum and Volume Scanner
Looking for a breakout scanner? 52-Week High Stocks lists names at fresh highs with the prior high to clear. For a momentum scanner, Momentum Stocks ranks the biggest 20-day gainers still above their 50-day average. For a volume-based scan, High Delivery Percentage Stocks shows where most traded shares were taken for delivery — a sign of real buying rather than intraday churn. For trend turns, see Golden Crossover Stocks and Stocks Above 200 DMA.
How This Stock Scanner Works
All scans run on end-of-day Nifty 500 data and surface the top 5 stocks each, filtered for liquidity so the picks are actually tradeable. Indicators (200-day moving average, 50/200 golden crossover, 52-week high, 20-day momentum) are computed from a rolling year-plus of daily closes; delivery percentage comes from the NSE bhavcopy. The Relative Strength Scanner is weekly and reads the Friday close. These are fixed end-of-day scans, not a custom filter builder. The "Watch Tomorrow" column is a price level to track for the next session — a trend line holding, or a breakout trigger — not a recommendation to buy or sell. Bazaar Watch is not SEBI registered.
Questions About These Scans
What is a stock screening tool?
A tool that filters a list of stocks by fixed rules — for example, price above its 200-day average — so you can see which ones meet them. Ours run those rules on the Nifty 500 after every market close.
Are these stock scans free?
Yes. Every scan is free to open, with no sign-up.
How often are the scans updated?
The five daily scans refresh after each market close using NSE end-of-day data. The Relative Strength Scanner is weekly and updates once the Friday close is in.