Stocks where the Supertrend indicator has flipped bullish — meaning the daily Supertrend value is currently below the Last Traded Price on NSE and BSE.
Most people look at a rising stock and think ‘I missed it.’ What they’re actually looking at is a 
Stock Name | LTP (₹) | % Change | Market Cap (₹) | Volume | P/E Ratio | 52 Week High | 52 Week Low | 1M Return | 3M Return | 1Yr Return | 3Yr Return | 5Yr Return | Dividend % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laurus Labs Limited | ₹1,742.00 | +1.67 | ₹92,612.28 | 22,37,361 | 84.70 | ₹1,734.50 | ₹810.05 | +14.20 | +57.13 | +92.68 | +407.22 | +177.03 | +0.16 |
| R R Kabel Ltd | ₹2,626.80 | +4.02 | ₹28,528.04 | 23,51,602 | 46.95 | ₹2,584.00 | ₹1,165.00 | +0.92 | +56.95 | +84.38 | +110.78 | - | +0.54 |
| Capri Global Capital Ltd | ₹236.50 | -3.18 | ₹23,558.34 | 1,24,87,862 | 20.89 | ₹264.53 | ₹151.10 | +12.76 | +32.01 | +36.33 | +26.79 | +98.13 | +0.10 |
| Itd Cementation India Ltd | ₹1,300.60 | -5.00 | ₹23,519.44 | 11,58,166 | 39.35 | ₹1,649.20 | ₹503.30 | +9.28 | +101.31 | +88.55 | +646.86 | +1,512.49 | +0.23 |
| Ccl Products India Ltd | ₹1,182.40 | +0.68 | ₹15,690.87 | 3,18,140 | 36.28 | ₹1,242.20 | ₹815.50 | +0.82 | +6.45 | +39.36 | +91.79 | +163.08 | +0.50 |
| Usha Martin Ltd | ₹507.10 | +1.00 | ₹15,295.00 | 27,89,871 | 30.17 | ₹527.50 | ₹333.60 | +3.66 | +9.75 | +37.56 | +48.51 | +651.08 | +0.71 |
| Supreme Petrochem Ltd | ₹761.70 | +0.11 | ₹14,305.25 | 9,68,420 | 29.51 | ₹979.00 | ₹462.30 | +4.08 | -2.34 | -5.24 | +72.34 | +111.05 | +1.58 |
| Tamilnad Mercantile Bank | ₹881.90 | -1.31 | ₹14,137.62 | 14,27,637 | 9.79 | ₹917.00 | ₹411.80 | +21.26 | +21.00 | +99.65 | +103.03 | - | +2.04 |
| Bluestone Jewellery And Lifestyle | ₹776.50 | -5.39 | ₹12,500.39 | 70,30,093 | 221.96 | ₹869.50 | ₹399.80 | +52.43 | +59.52 | +50.32 | +50.32 | - | +0.00 |
| Home First Finance Company India Ltd | ₹1,188.10 | +0.47 | ₹12,366.34 | 2,58,206 | 21.27 | ₹1,441.00 | ₹893.70 | +1.25 | +5.24 | -13.79 | +38.38 | +111.69 | +0.33 |
What Does “Supertrend Below Price” Mean for NSE and BSE Stocks?
The Supertrend is built on two things: the Average True Range (ATR) and a multiplier. Basic Upper Band = (High + Low) / 2 + Multiplier × ATR. Basic Lower Band = (High + Low) / 2 − Multiplier × ATR. When the price is going up, the Supertrend stays below it. When the price starts falling, it flips above the price.
Moving averages tell you what has already happened. Supertrend tells you whether the trend is still active right now. For Indian midcap and smallcap stocks, where prices can swing 5-8% in a single session, that adaptability matters.
This screener runs on the daily Supertrend, which is what most swing traders and short-to-medium-term investors use. If you’re going to use this list seriously, cross-checking the daily signal against the weekly Supertrend adds another layer of confidence.
When a stock’s price crosses above the Supertrend line, it’s a shift in momentum — buyers have started to control the direction.
A stock that has already moved 20% above its Supertrend line presents a very different risk-reward than one that just flipped green yesterday. When a Supertrend flip is fresh — day one or day two, with volume picking up — it often means institutional buyers are starting to accumulate.
It’s likely real when: the Supertrend flips green, the price holds above the line for multiple sessions, and volume is above the 20-day average. It’s probably a whipsaw when: the Supertrend flips green but the price reverses back below the line within one or two sessions on heavy selling volume.
RSI making lower highs even though the price is still making higher highs — bearish divergence. Volume on the days the stock goes up getting smaller, but volume on the down days picking up. Each new high is smaller than the last. The stock starts lagging its sector index.
The list is the same for everyone. What you do with it depends entirely on what kind of investor or trader you are.
Swing traders typically look for stocks that have just flipped Supertrend green with above-average volume, confirmed by the price holding above the 50-day moving average.
For someone thinking in terms of 1 to 3 months, this screener isn’t a buy signal — it’s a filter. The most compelling setups are stocks that are in a Supertrend uptrend, above the 200-day moving average, with improving quarterly results.
Intraday traders don’t typically use the daily Supertrend for entries — they use it for direction. If the daily is green, they’ll predominantly take only buy-side intraday trades.
The screener shows each stock’s ticker, exchange, LTP, day’s percentage change, volume relative to the 20-day average, Supertrend status, and key return columns.
Green means buy signal on the daily chart. But there’s a sub-question worth asking: how long has it been green, and how far is the price from the Supertrend line?
Nifty 50 large-caps in an uptrend tend to move more slowly but more sustainably. Sector filtering is also worth using during government capex cycles or RBI rate decisions.
Supertrend + 200-day SMA. Supertrend + RSI in the 40 to 60 range. Supertrend + above-average volume. Supertrend + MACD bullish crossover. Each combination reduces the false signal rate.
The Supertrend was designed for trending markets. When the Nifty 50 is stuck in a range, the Supertrend generates false signals repeatedly.
The default ATR 7 and multiplier 3 work reasonably well for most mid and large-cap NSE stocks. But for high-volatility smallcap names, the settings may need adjustment.
Indian stocks gap up and gap down all the time — because of overnight global events, results dropped after market hours, or RBI announcements at unexpected times.
In a BSE smallcap with an average daily traded value of ₹5 crore, your buy order can move the price. The Supertrend signal on a thinly traded stock is fundamentally different from the same signal on a Nifty 100 stock.
A stock going up tells you what the market thinks right now. A fundamentally strong stock tells you something about the underlying business. The best setups in the Indian market happen when both things are true at the same time.
A Supertrend signal below the price is where the process starts, not where it ends. Use the filters. Don’t act on the signal alone. See if the broader market or the stock’s own sector is supporting the move.
It means the stock keeps making higher highs and higher lows over time — not just one good session, but a sustained directional move confirmed by a technical indicator like Supertrend.
It uses ATR — a measure of how much a stock moves on a typical day — to create a dynamic band around the price. When the closing price moves above that band, the indicator turns green.
It's reliable in trending markets. In sideways or choppy conditions — which happen often around RBI policy uncertainty or pre-election periods — false signals are more frequent.
Trending up means the stock is moving higher on an absolute basis. Momentum means performance relative to the market or peers over a defined lookback period.
Start by deciding your market cap preference — large-cap for smoother trends, midcap for quicker moves. Filter by sector during rotation phases.
Whipsaws in sideways markets, gap-down openings that skip your stop loss, and false signals in illiquid smallcaps.
Yes, but shift to the weekly Supertrend rather than daily if you're thinking in terms of months.
It shifts with the market cycle. Infrastructure and capital goods tend to trend up during government capex upcycles. Banking and financial services during RBI rate cut cycles.
