The last session was a genuine breadth thrust: on the PRIMAEGIS MBI, stocks above their 10-day line snapped from 24% to 54.38% in one day, with 13.59% up >4.5% against 0.79% down. But the structural bias is still Bear — only 36.76% hold above the 200-day line, flat all week. A broader large-cap read sits richer (49.0%), so this is a narrow, bank-led counter-trend rally, not a new bull. The catch: your book is 100% in INDSWFTLAB — in a bear-bias tape, managing that single position is the whole job this week.
Four independent axes off the PRIMAEGIS MBI (375-name universe, 12-Jun close). Arrows compare the latest reading to one week ago. Three axes are green on the swing bounce — but bias is the tell: still Bear at 36.76% above the 200-day line and flat all week. A breadth thrust under a bearish bias is a bear rally, not a trend change.
Every iList name that triggered at least one scanner, scored 0–5 on Stage-2 alignment with live prices, returns and volatility. Search, filter and sort to slice the full book — this is the working dashboard.
| Symbol | Sector | S2 | Brk-Q | Scn | PP | Close | Day% | Wk% | 1M% | 3M% | RSI | RVol | off52wH | ADR% | Turn₹cr |
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A four-stage funnel for fast, tightly-risked entries: near fair value, a pattern with pocket-pivot volume, enough ADR & turnover to move and exit ₹40L, and a support-anchored stop under 3%. The swing bounce widened the field — far more names clear a clean stop than last week, but treat them as tactical bear-rally trades, not new core positions.
| Symbol | Sector | Brk-Q | Pace | ADR% | Turn₹cr | ΔEMA20% | Entry | SL | Risk% | Target | RR | ₹risk@40L |
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The 11 picks tracked in the 2026-06-07 issue, marked to market automatically with live prices. Verdicts follow the rules: RSI≥80 ⇒ take profits; near 52-week-high & up ⇒ hold; down >10% since pick ⇒ cut.
— (726 symbols: 596 NSE / 131 BSE; TradingView panel returned 0). File dated 6-Jun — not re-exported this week; used as latest-available. 168 names hit ≥1 scanner.reports/inputs/2026-06-13/mbi_snapshot.json: >200DMA 36.76% · >50DMA 49.08% · >20DMA 47.39% · >10DMA 54.38% · up>4.5% 13.59% vs dn 0.79%; 7-session series (4–12 Jun) powers the sparklines. Cross-checked against a live TradingView-screener broad-universe proxy (N=1932: >200DMA 49.0%) — the gap flags a narrow, bank-led bounce.reports/inputs/2026-06-13/ (copied from the 6-Jun pack; not re-exported this week) via scanner_manifest.json; 573-symbol signal table, 168 on-iList.0 10 * * 6 · template v3 (Editorial Dark Fintech).