india-market-breadth

Compute a 0-100 NSE breadth score and generate an equity-exposure recommendation report.

Updated Mar 19, 2026

Search Tags:#market-breadth #nse #breadth-analysis #ad-ratio #new-highs-lows #sector-participation

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npx skills add https://github.com/sujaynsv/Agentic-Skills --skill india-market-breadth-sujaynsv

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Skill: india-market-breadth
Source: https://github.com/sujaynsv/Agentic-Skills/tree/main/skills/trading/indian-trading-skills/skills/india-market-breadth
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sujaynsv/Agentic-Skills --skill india-market-breadth-sujaynsv

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) and assets (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Market breadth is a leading signal for market health. This skill provides a structured framework to quantify NSE breadth and translate it into actionable equity-exposure guidance.

Core Features & Use Cases

Composite breadth scoring (0-100) based on A/D ratio, % above 200 DMA, New Highs/Lows, Sector Participation, and Nifty divergence.
Generate regime classifications (Strong/Healthy/Neutral/Weak) and an accompanying risk/exposure recommendation.
Use cases include daily, weekly, or event-driven breadth assessment to inform tactical allocation and risk management.

Quick Start

Analyze today's NSE breadth data and generate the India Market Breadth Report.

Frequently Asked Questions about india-market-breadth

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I analyze NSE market breadth to determine equity exposure?▼

NSE market breadth analysis quantifies internal market health into a 0-100 composite score using advance/decline ratios, 200 DMA participation, new highs/lows, sector participation, and Nifty divergence to generate actionable equity exposure recommendations.

What does the percentage of stocks above 200 DMA indicate about market health?▼

The percentage of stocks above 200 DMA indicates underlying market health by measuring long-term bullish participation, serving as one of five components in a composite breadth score that maps to regime classifications like Strong, Healthy, Neutral, or Weak.

How do I generate a structured breadth report for periodic portfolio reviews?▼

Generate a structured breadth report by computing the 0-100 composite score and populating the breadth report template, which outputs regime classifications, risk recommendations, and detailed divergence analysis suitable for daily, weekly, or event-driven reviews.

Can I use Nifty divergence to assess tactical allocation risk?▼

Nifty divergence assesses tactical allocation risk by comparing index price trends against broader market participation, forming a key component of the composite breadth score that dictates whether to increase or decrease equity exposure.

What is the best way to quantify sector participation for breadth analysis?▼

Quantify sector participation by measuring the breadth of sectors moving in alignment with the broader trend, which feeds into the 0-100 composite breadth score to produce regime classifications and specific equity-exposure guidance.

Are there limitations to using a composite breadth score for risk management?▼

The composite breadth score relies on historical thresholds and five specific components including A/D ratio and Nifty divergence, making it a structured framework for risk management rather than a predictive model for individual stock selection.