Supertrend Scans

Screen stocks by Supertrend (ATR 7, Multiplier 3) direction — find bullish trend stocks, bearish trend stocks, and fresh trend reversals using 1 year of daily candles.

Live data Updated: Oct 30, 2026 02:33 AM
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Settings: ATR Period = 7  |  Multiplier = 3.0  |  Daily candles, 1 year lookback  |  Band = active support (bullish) or resistance (bearish) level  |  Dist% = price distance from the Supertrend band
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▲▲ Strong Buy
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▲ Bullish
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▼ Bearish
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▼▼ Strong Sell
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# Symbol LTP Chg% Direction ST Band ATR Dist% RSI EMA Bias Signal
101 BHEL 401.95 -0.83% ▼ Bearish 437.83 14.42
-8.19%
39.6 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
102 OFSS 9939.00 -0.47% ▼ Bearish 10828.70 353.16
-8.22%
39.7 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
103 HAVELLS 1020.00 -0.53% ▼ Bearish 1113.95 32.32
-8.43%
49.2 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
104 GNFC 517.45 +0.57% ▼ Bearish 565.75 20.81
-8.54%
21.6 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
105 INDIAMART 1544.20 -1.81% ▼ Bearish 1689.21 51.89
-8.58%
39.3 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
106 AUBANK 880.70 +0.18% ▼ Bearish 967.70 32.62
-8.99%
29.0 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
107 MFSL 1212.00 -1.03% ▼ Bearish 1332.48 44.13
-9.04%
27.1 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
108 CROMPTON 200.00 -1.96% ▼ Bearish 220.64 7.90
-9.35%
46.0 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
109 SHRIRAMFIN 841.10 +1.03% ▼ Bearish 928.80 33.68
-9.44%
36.1 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
110 ABFRL 40.14 +0.75% ▼ Bearish 44.42 1.51
-9.64%
32.8 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
111 AARTIIND 442.05 +1.09% ▼ Bearish 490.59 19.95
-9.89%
38.4 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
112 NAUKRI 1173.00 -1.43% ▼ Bearish 1307.67 51.83
-10.30%
48.4 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
113 GUJGASLTD 229.77 -3.70% ▼ Bearish 259.95 8.42
-11.61%
29.0 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
114 ATUL 5146.00 -1.52% ▼ Bearish 5854.90 230.22
-12.11%
25.4 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
115 M&MFIN 264.80 +0.68% ▼ Bearish 301.27 13.59
-12.11%
24.3 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
116 DALBHARAT 1407.90 -4.51% ▼ Bearish 1630.10 63.72
-13.63%
32.5 ▼ Bear ▼▼ Strong Sell
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What is the Supertrend Indicator?

Supertrend is a trend-following indicator based on the Average True Range (ATR). It plots a band above or below price and flips direction only when price crosses the active band — giving clean, low-noise trend signals.

  • Bullish Supertrend: Price is above the lower band — the band acts as a dynamic trailing support. Stay long.
  • Bearish Supertrend: Price is below the upper band — the band acts as a dynamic trailing resistance. Stay short or avoid longs.
  • Trend Flip (⚡): Supertrend changed direction on the current bar — the most actionable signal. A bullish flip = potential new uptrend, bearish flip = potential new downtrend.
  • Dist%: How far price is from the Supertrend band. Large positive dist% (bullish) = momentum, but beware of overextension. Near 0% = price testing the band.
  • Strong Buy: Bullish Supertrend + EMA 20 above EMA 50 (double confirmation). Strong Sell: Bearish Supertrend + EMA 20 below EMA 50.

Settings used

ATR Period: 7 | Multiplier: 3.0 | Timeframe: Daily. These are the original Supertrend settings from Olivier Seban, widely used by Indian traders.

Why is the Supertrend Indicator Important?

The Supertrend indicator is popular for several reasons: it is versatile across assets, provides clear trend identification, helps with risk management by acting as a dynamic stop-loss, and works across multiple timeframes. It is reliable when combined with other indicators like RSI or MACD.

Limitations of the Supertrend Indicator

  • False signals: In sideways or choppy markets without a clear trend, the Supertrend can generate false signals.
  • Not a stand-alone tool: Best used in combination with RSI, MACD, or ADX for confirmation.
  • Lagging nature: As a trend-following indicator, it reacts to price movements rather than predicting them — entries may be slightly delayed.
  • Sensitive settings: Incorrect ATR period or multiplier settings can make the indicator too slow or too noisy.

Supertrend vs ATR

ATR (Average True Range) measures market volatility — it tells you how much a stock moves on average. The Supertrend indicator uses ATR to set its band width, adjusting for current volatility. While ATR is purely a volatility measure, Supertrend uses that volatility to generate directional trend signals.

FAQs on Supertrend Scans

What is the best timeframe for the Supertrend indicator? There is no universally best timeframe — it depends on your strategy and risk tolerance. Daily charts are most commonly used for EOD scanning. Intraday traders use 15-minute or hourly charts.

How do you confirm a Supertrend signal? Use RSI above 50 (for bull signals) or below 50 (for bear signals), plus MACD histogram direction, to confirm the Supertrend signal before entering a trade.

What is the MACD with Supertrend? Both MACD and Supertrend are trend-following indicators. When both point in the same direction (both bullish or both bearish), it provides a stronger confirmation signal for the trend.

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What is the Supertrend Indicator?

Supertrend is a trend-following indicator based on the Average True Range (ATR). It plots a band above or below price and flips direction only when price crosses the active band — giving clean, low-noise trend signals.

Settings used

ATR Period: 7 | Multiplier: 3.0 | Timeframe: Daily. These are the original Supertrend settings from Olivier Seban, widely used by Indian traders.

Why is the Supertrend Indicator Important?

The Supertrend indicator is popular for several reasons: it is versatile across assets, provides clear trend identification, helps with risk management by acting as a dynamic stop-loss, and works across multiple timeframes. It is reliable when combined with other indicators like RSI or MACD.

Limitations of the Supertrend Indicator

Supertrend vs ATR

ATR (Average True Range) measures market volatility — it tells you how much a stock moves on average. The Supertrend indicator uses ATR to set its band width, adjusting for current volatility. While ATR is purely a volatility measure, Supertrend uses that volatility to generate directional trend signals.

FAQs on Supertrend Scans

What is the best timeframe for the Supertrend indicator? There is no universally best timeframe — it depends on your strategy and risk tolerance. Daily charts are most commonly used for EOD scanning. Intraday traders use 15-minute or hourly charts.

How do you confirm a Supertrend signal? Use RSI above 50 (for bull signals) or below 50 (for bear signals), plus MACD histogram direction, to confirm the Supertrend signal before entering a trade.

What is the MACD with Supertrend? Both MACD and Supertrend are trend-following indicators. When both point in the same direction (both bullish or both bearish), it provides a stronger confirmation signal for the trend.

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