Know the market stance before you take the trade.

StanceGrid reads trend, breadth, momentum and volatility after each NSE session and turns them into a clear risk posture.

It then checks sector strength and individual setups. When a setup is supported, you see the entry, invalidation level and position size before you risk capital.

See the latest market stance

NSE cash equity · Swing trades · Long-only · No order placement.

Your evening starts with the market

Trade the regime, not just the chart

A breakout strategy that works in a strong market can fail repeatedly in a weak or choppy one. StanceGrid starts with the market environment and determines how much new risk it supports.

Know why a setup is supported

Market first. Sector second. Stock third. Every setup shows the conditions that qualified it, so you can inspect the reasoning instead of receiving a ticker and a verdict.

Define the risk before entry

For supported setups you see the entry, the invalidation level and the position size that keeps the potential loss inside the limit you set. The risk is defined before the trade is taken.

Three questions, in order

1

What stance is the market in?

Trend, breadth, momentum and volatility are combined into a market stance and risk posture. The stance determines how aggressively new long exposure can be added — and some days the answer is not at all.

2

Where is strength concentrated?

Sectors are ranked by relative strength against the Nifty. A strong-looking stock inside a weak group is fighting its environment, so StanceGrid checks the sector before evaluating the stock.

3

Is this stock actionable now?

Only then does StanceGrid evaluate the stock. It must pass liquidity and trend filters, fit a setup supported by the current stance, and satisfy that setup’s entry conditions.

Entry · Invalidation · Position size

Sometimes the right answer is no new trade

StanceGrid is long-only. When market conditions do not support new long exposure, it says so instead of manufacturing an opportunity. A session with no qualifying trade is not an empty result. It is a decision.

Three mistakes StanceGrid is designed to prevent

Using the same playbook in every market

A breakout strategy that works in a strong market can behave very differently when breadth weakens or volatility rises.

Sizing positions by feel

Two trades can look equally attractive while carrying very different downside. Position size should come from defined risk, not from what feels affordable.

Entering without knowing where the idea is wrong

If the invalidation level is undefined before entry, the risk is undefined too.

A public record from the beginning

StanceGrid is new, so there is not enough history to call its published readings a track record. We will not pretend otherwise.

Every market stance is timestamped and remains visible, including the ones that later prove wrong. Judge the process now. Judge the results when there are enough of them.

About StanceGrid

StanceGrid provides systematic market analytics and decision-support tools for NSE cash equities.

StanceGrid is not registered with SEBI as a Research Analyst or Investment Adviser. It is currently available free during the founding beta for educational and analytical use.

Outputs may include market-state classifications, sector analysis, setup candidates and risk parameters generated from market data. These outputs can be incomplete or wrong and do not guarantee future performance.

StanceGrid does not place, modify or manage trades. You decide whether to act on any information shown by the platform.

Investments in securities are subject to market risks; read all related documents carefully before investing.

Pricing

Founding beta

Free during the beta

No card required. Nothing will be charged automatically when the beta ends.

Paid plans, if introduced, will be announced before the beta closes. Founding members will see the price before deciding whether to continue.

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