Technical screeners on FYERS help identify market momentum, trend direction, or potential reversals based on popular technical indicators. These include RSI, MACD, SMA/EMA, and other price action metrics. Here is a breakdown of all 44 screeners grouped into functional categories for easy navigation.
Stocks sorted based on their total market capitalization, useful to filter between large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap stocks.
Stocks with RSI above 70, potentially overbought and primed for correction or consolidation.
Stocks with RSI below 30, typically seen as oversold and potential reversal candidates.
Identifies stocks with MFI values above 80, signaling strong inflows but overbought conditions.
Highlights stocks with MFI values below 20, possibly indicating undervaluation or entry opportunities.
Shows bullish crossover with MACD line moving above signal line.
Indicates bearish crossover as MACD moves below signal line.
Short-term moving average crosses above long-term average — indicates bullish transition.
Short-term average crosses below long-term average — suggests bearish phase.
A bullish crossover backed by upward price momentum within the session.
Stocks trading within 5% below 200-day SMA — potential bullish breakout.
Stocks trading within 5% above 200-day SMA — risk of bearish breakdown.
Identifies stocks where the Last Traded Price is currently above these Simple Moving Averages, indicating bullish sentiment:
Highlights stocks trading below the respective SMA levels, showing signs of weakness:
Shows stocks with LTP above respective Exponential Moving Averages (EMA), which react faster than SMAs:
Stocks trading below their EMA levels, typically seen as bearish:
| Scenario | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Multiple screeners trigger for one stock | This increases the validity of a signal. Consider volume and sector trend for confirmation. |
| Indicators give conflicting results | Use longer-term indicators or check confluence with other timeframes before acting. |
| Breakout fails and reverses | This might be a false signal. Watch for retests or wait for confirmation candles. |
Last updated: 15 Jun 2025