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Free stock screener for NSE with technical filters: RSI and volume

Free stock screener for NSE and BSE with technical filters: RSI, 52-week highs and lows, unusual volume and returns, plus ratio queries and saved screens.

If you want a free stock screener for NSE with technical filters, SuperCharting's built-in Screener filters Indian stocks by RSI, 52-week highs and lows, volume, returns over set periods, daily change and beta, and combines them with ratios such as P/E and ROE. It is included on Essential, the free plan, with the same features as on the paid plans; you only need an account. Its technical filters are fixed ones: for a condition on your own indicator or your own timeframe, use the Pine Screener described below.

What is free, and what the free plan limits

The screener has no plan check: an Essential account gets the same markets, filters, column sets, ready-made lists and saved screens as a paid one. The free plan's limits apply to the charts you open from it: 4 charts per layout, 10 indicators per chart, 10,000 bars per chart, and 100 price plus 100 technical alerts. Telegram alerts are not on Essential.

Each result shows up to 150 stocks in the sort order you choose, with the total number of matches beside the column headers. Prices and figures are refreshed about once a minute, so the screener can lag the live chart a little. A stock in a result is a research starting point, not a recommendation.

The technical filters you can use

There are three ways to filter on price action and volume. They can be mixed with the filter chips.

Ready-made technical lists

Click the title All stocks and open Market movers. With the market set to India, the technical lists are:

ListWhat it keeps or sorts by
Overbought (RSI above 70)RSI above 70, highest first
Oversold (RSI below 30)RSI below 30, lowest first
52-week high / 52-week lowPrice at or beyond its 52-week high or low
All-time high / All-time lowPrice at or beyond its all-time high or low
Unusual volumeSorted by volume relative to the 10-day average
Most volatileSorted by the day's volatility
Top gainers / Top losersUp or down on the day, biggest moves first
Most activeSorted by value traded
Best performing, 1 yearSorted by 1-year return

The list adds its own column, such as RSI or 52W high, to the table.

Typed technical conditions

Choose Custom query… and type conditions, one per line or joined with AND. The technical names it accepts are RSI, Volume, Price, High price and Low price (52-week), Beta, and Return over 1month, 3months, 6months, 1year, 3years or 5years. Returns are in percent, so Return over 3months > 15 means up more than 15% in three months. The same query can include fundamentals such as Market cap, ROE or Debt to equity; see the stock screener guide for every ratio name and the crore units on the India market.

Filter chips

The chips under the title give one-click ranges: Chg % (up 5% and more, up, down, down 5% and more), Perf % over one month, Beta, Price, plus fundamental chips such as Mkt cap, P/E and Sector. Chips stay on when you pick a list or run a query, so a chip narrows them further.

What the built-in screener cannot do

Knowing the limits saves a wasted evening:

For all of these, use the free Pine Screener. It runs a built-in or your own Pine-compatible indicator over a watchlist on the timeframe you pick, and filters by its plot values, including crossings. The two tools work well together: the built-in screener finds candidates across the market, the Pine Screener checks your exact rule on a short list.

How to screen NSE stocks with technical filters in SuperCharting

  1. Sign up free at /signup or log in, and open the chart.
  2. Press Screeners on the right-hand bar, or open Products and choose Screeners. On a phone, open More and choose Screener.
  3. Click the market chip and choose India.
  4. Click the title All stocks and choose Custom query….
  5. Type your conditions, for example:
RSI > 60
Return over 3months > 15
Volume > 500000
Market cap > 5000
  1. Press Run this query, or type a name and press Save and run to keep it in the title menu.
  2. Click a column header, such as RSI, to sort the result. Each ratio you typed is added as a column.
  3. Click a row. The stock opens on your active chart and its company page opens in the panel.

Example: strong stocks near the top of their range

Start with the 52-week high list from Market movers on India, then click the Mkt cap chip and pick Large (10B to 200B), a band in US dollar terms that the screener converts into rupees. You now have large companies trading at or above their 52-week high. Open the first few on a daily chart and check whether volume rose on the breakout. To follow the ones you like, add them to a list in the watchlist and set a price alert below the breakout level. On the free plan you can keep up to 100 price alerts at once.

Saving and reusing screens

Save and run stores a screen under its name, up to 30 screens per account, and they appear at the top of the title menu. Delete a saved screen… removes one. The menu also has ready-made fundamental screens such as Low P/E, high ROE, Debt free, high ROCE and Quarterly growers, which you can open and then edit with Custom query…. The market you choose is remembered for your account.

The same panel covers other markets too: the US, the UK, Germany, Japan, Canada, Australia and an Entire world view, plus separate screeners for forex, crypto, futures and ETFs from the market chip. For company ratios, results and peers, see Indian stocks fundamentals.

Frequently asked questions

Is the stock screener free?

Yes. It is included on Essential, the free plan, with the same filters and lists as the paid plans. You need an account to use it.

Can I screen for RSI above 60 on NSE?

Yes. Choose Custom query…, set the market to India and type RSI > 60. The RSI uses a fixed 14-period setting.

Can I screen for a moving average crossover?

Not in the built-in screener: it compares values with numbers only. Use the Pine Screener with a moving average indicator and the crossing up filter.

How many results does it show?

The first 150 matches in the chosen sort order, with the total count beside the headers. Add conditions to narrow a long result.

Does it cover BSE stocks too?

Yes. The India market lists stocks listed on NSE and BSE, each company under its main listing, and a click opens that symbol on the chart.

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