Large-cap pullback
Market cap above ₹20,000 crore with RSI under 40. Size doing the quality filtering.
A market-cap floor is the simplest quality screen there is. A twenty-thousand-crore company has institutional ownership, analyst coverage and a business that survived scrutiny, so an oversold reading in one is more often a pullback than a collapse. One mechanical caveat took me a while to notice. Market cap is the day's close times the latest filed share count, so the size floor moves with the price itself, and a stock that crashes through the threshold drops off this list even as it becomes more oversold.
More fundamentals:Promoters buyingPromoters sellingHigh promoter holding in an uptrendInstitutions on both sidesTight public float
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