r/dalalstreetbets

Hey everyone 👋

I've been trading NSE stocks for a while and got frustrated with the lack of a clean, all-in-one tool that shows what's actually happening in the market in real time. So I built one myself — VolumeRadar.

What it does:

• AI Confluence Scanner — tracks 155 NSE stocks across 12 signal types (volume spike, RSI bounce, VWAP reclaim, breakouts etc.) throughout the session. When the same stock triggers multiple signals at once, it gives you a probability score + reasoning for up/down move
• Market Breadth — real-time advances/declines, VWAP position, RSI heatmap, momentum score 0–100
• News Flow — live market headlines with sentiment tagging (positive/negative/neutral)
• Bulk & Block Deals — NSE institutional trades with deal value in crores
• VWAP Watch, RSI Scanner, Breakout Scanner, Trend Reversal, Order Flow, 1-min Burst — all live, refreshing every 2 seconds
• FII/DII Flow + PCR / Options data
• Drag-and-drop layout — move any panel wherever you want on the screen
• Covers 155 stocks across Nifty 50, Bank Nifty, Midcap, IT, Pharma, Energy, Defence, NBFC and more

Tech: Next.js, Yahoo Finance API, NSE India API — fully free, no login needed

🔗 https://volume-radar-rouge.vercel.app/

I'd genuinely love to know:

1. What features do you wish this had that no other tool gives you?
2. Which panels do you find most/least useful?
3. Any sectors or stocks you want added?
4. Is the AI scanner signal logic making sense to you as a trader?
5. What would make you use this daily over Screener/TradingView/Sensibull?

This is a personal project, completely free — no ads, no login. Just want to make something actually useful for the Indian trading community.

Thanks for checking it out 🙏

After a few weeks of underperformance, IT stocks staged a strong comeback today. One of the key reasons was the fall in crude oil prices, which improved overall market sentiment and reduced concerns around inflation. When oil prices decline, investors often become more optimistic about economic growth, and sectors like IT can benefit from renewed buying interest.

For mutual fund investors, this raises an interesting question. If you hold flexi-cap, large-cap, or index funds, chances are you already have decent exposure to IT. But if you're investing in sectoral or thematic funds, today's rally might make you wonder whether it's time to increase your allocation—or whether this is just a short-term bounce.

Personally, I'm trying to avoid making decisions based on a single day's movement.

What would you do?

Been waiting for R2 to release to see where the stock goes. The fact that it has dipped despite R2 being released is crazy. I hope there’s some promising news on the next earnings call like increasing their 2026 guidance. Otherwise I might need to reduce my position until they start scaling R2s.