Nifty Trend & Technical Dashboard

The Nifty Trend & Technical Dashboard is a powerful, real-time market intelligence interface created for traders and investors in the Indian stock market. Whether you’re an intraday scalper, swing trader, or long-term positional investor, this dashboard offers clear and actionable insights into market conditions at a glance.

Each tool in the dashboard serves a distinct purpose, allowing you to assess trend strength, volatility, sentiment, and momentum without flipping between multiple platforms.

Key Features Included:

• Latest Daily Close & Trend EMA:
  These show the most recent Nifty closing price and the calculated exponential moving average trend level. This helps traders determine the market’s directional bias—bullish, bearish, or neutral.
• PE Ratio & Valuation Category:
  Understand whether the market is overvalued, fairly valued, or undervalued by looking at the trailing twelve months (TTM) PE ratio. It’s a great tool for long-term investors to gauge entry conditions.
• Market Mood Index (MMI):
  A sentiment gauge that reflects the current emotional state of the market—whether fear, greed, or neutrality dominates. Use this to avoid herd mentality and make more contrarian, strategic decisions.
• RSI & Momentum Status:
  The Relative Strength Index tells you if the market is overbought or oversold. Combined with its status label, this helps identify possible reversals or continuation of momentum.
• Pivot Points & Intraday Bias:
  Traders can use pivot levels to identify support and resistance zones for the day. These levels also determine the short-term market trend: bullish, bearish, or sideways.
• MACD & Signal Line Trend:
  The Moving Average Convergence Divergence indicator highlights changes in trend direction and strength. It’s useful for spotting entries and exits during trends.
• Moving Averages (50 & 200 SMA):
  The golden cross or death cross setups, derived from 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages, help identify longer-term trend transitions.
• Bollinger Bands:
  This tool measures price volatility and range contraction/expansion. It’s helpful in identifying breakout or mean-reversion zones.
• ATR (Average True Range):
  Measures current market volatility. High ATR indicates higher risk and potential reward, while low ATR suggests consolidation or reduced momentum.

Together, these tools form a robust ecosystem to support timely, data-driven trading decisions. And the best part? Everything updates in real-time and is 100% mobile-friendly.