A large share of the promoters' own holding is pledged as collateral. If the price falls far enough, the lender can sell those shares into the market, which is why pledged stakes fall harder in a bad week.
Technically: At least a quarter of the promoter holding pledged or encumbered.
Too few past matches yet to state a record.
Nothing met the rule tonight. Most rules match nothing on most evenings; that is what makes a match worth looking at.
| Stock | Today | 1 week | 1 month | 3 months | Close | Pledged | 60-day |
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Every past match, followed forward from its own evening and measured against the market over the same sessions. “Positive” is the share of matches that were higher after that many sessions; the second line is how far ahead of, or behind, the median stock they finished.
Each band is measured against that band’s own baseline, so these are not comparable to the blended figure above — they answer a different question: does this scan help among stocks of this size?