iList Weekly Investment Intelligence

No. 27 · Monday, 6 July 2026 · catch-up run

A market at the cusp — rebuild the book, by the rules.

The repair since 12-Jun is real — on the PRIMAEGIS MBI (fresh screenshots, 375-univ), stocks above the 50-day line hit 58.28%, new 52-week highs outnumber lows 4.47% to 0.72%, and the June issue's picks worked: 8 of 12 in profit, none cut. But the axis that names the regime — % above the 200-DMA — sits at 46.76%, still under the 50% waterline (up from 42.5% a week ago). That keeps this a Bear Rally at the cusp of Transitional. The book’s own FY is comfortably positive: May banked a strong month; June gave back a little — a MOBAVENUE hit (₹308→₹263, now ₹318) cushioned by winners — and the book went to cash on 3-Jul. So this issue is a cautious redeployment plan: participate — smaller, stricter, gated on that 50% line — and protect a strong start.

Market Regime

Bear Rally · Bias at the Cusp 46.8% vs the 50% line

Bias

Bear · Improving

Swing

Upswing

Confidence

3 / 3

Deployable

₹— in bank

◆ Single most important action

Transfer the ₹— into Dhan, then deploy cautiously — Bear-Rally rules. Tranche 1 (~₹—, ≈⅓ of the book) across 2–3 of the top setups at their listed supports (NRBBEARING ₹417 stop, 0.54% risk · APOLLO ₹422 stop, 0.35% risk), stops placed with the orders. Tranche 2 (the rest) only when the MBI %>200-DMA crosses and holds 50% — it's at 46.8% and rising ~1pt/session, so the gate could open within days; let it. No chasing the RSI>80 escapees (INDSWFTLAB, KERNEX, PAISALO) — you are +₹— this FY; the job is protecting that with process, not paying MOBAVENUE back.

Market posture · % > 200-DMA (PRIMAEGIS MBI · 375-univ · 6-Jul)

46.76%

of the MBI universe above its 200-day line

BearNeutralBull

Up from 42.5% on 29-Jun and 3 points from the 50% waterline. The large-cap TV proxy already reads 57.0% — large-caps have repaired, the broad market hasn't. Cross & hold 50% on THIS gauge and the regime upgrades to Transitional/Selective.

Market Insight

PRIMAEGIS MBI · 6-Jul 15:30 · 375-univ

Four axes off the PRIMAEGIS MBI (authoritative, screenshots in-session; arrows vs 25-Jun). Three axes are green with a real 7-session up-trend behind them — but the tell is Bias: 46.76% above the 200-day line, still under the 50% waterline. It has climbed from 42.5% in five sessions; the market is knocking on the Transitional door, not through it. New-high generation is finally alive (4.47% new 52w-highs vs 0.72% lows), and today was a fading session inside an improving week — advances bled from ~54% to ~46% into the close.

Bias

Bear · Improving ▲

% > 200-DMA · under the line

now 46.76% · 25-Jun 43% · spark = live 25-Jun→6-Jul

Trend

Uptrend ▲

% > 50-DMA · new-52wH 4.47% vs 0.72%

now 58.28% · 25-Jun 54% · spark = live 25-Jun→6-Jul

Swing

Upswing ▲

% > 10-DMA · off Friday's 58%

now 55.31% · 25-Jun 47% · spark = live 25-Jun→6-Jul

Momentum

Positive · Improving ▲

Up>4.5% 4.33% vs Dn 2.18%

now 61.03% · 25-Jun 60% · spark = live 25-Jun→6-Jul

Participation — % of MBI universe above moving average

10-DMA

55.31 ▼

20-DMA

61.03 ▼

50-DMA

58.28 ▼

200-DMA

46.76 ▬

Tick at 50% = the bull/bear waterline (▲▼ vs Friday). The swing and trend cohorts sit comfortably above it — only the 200-DMA cohort is below, at 46.8%, and it is the one that names the regime. Cross and hold 50% and this becomes a Transitional-bias uptrend.

Swing confidence & daily breadth · 6-Jul (2,797-stock universe)

Abv +3%

216

Abv +5%

Blw −3%

176

Blw −5%

Mixed-positive: 216 up >3% vs 176 down — much softer than 2-Jul's 329:88. Confidence 3/3, but the intraday panels agree with the caution: advances faded all day and the 4.5R ratio spent the afternoon under its 400 line. An improving week, a tired day.

Universe cross-check — who has repaired, who hasn't

The live TradingView large-cap proxy (mkt-cap>$300M, N=1062) reads 57.0% above the 200-DMA vs the MBI's 46.76% — an 11-point gap. Same story by size on the MBI itself: large-caps 65.56% above the 40-week EMA, mid-caps 64.57%, small-caps only 51.56%. Large and mid have repaired; the broad small-cap tail has not. That is why the regime stays Bear Rally until the curated universe itself crosses 50% — and why position quality (liquidity, multi-scanner confirmation) matters more than usual. One reconciliation note: the dashboard’s standalone “% above 200 DMA” widget reads 55.0% because its formula uses the 200-day EMA, not SMA (verified from the external scan column code). After a decline, the faster-adapting EMA sits lower and is easier to clear, so that gauge leads. This issue's Bias axis and Tranche-2 gate run on the SMA table (46.76%). Policy change effective next issue (user decision, 6-Jul): the Bias gauge moves to the EMA-200 version for faster ins and outs, with a mandatory whipsaw guard — regime upgrades/downgrades require 3 consecutive sessions across the 50% line. On the EMA gauge the line is already at ~55%: if it holds above 50% for 3 sessions, Tranche 2 opens under the new rule — and symmetrically, 3 sessions back under 50% de-risks, even if the SMA gauge still looks fine. The SMA reading stays in the report as the slow cross-check.

Sector leadership — % of constituents above weekly EMA (4-week bar · 52-week marker) · MBI 6-Jul

Aerospace & defence

84/87

Auto

75/75

Healthcare

72/68

Indices

72/82

Financials

64/54

Bank

61/66

Aerospace & Defence is the standing leader (90% above the 40-week EMA — top of the whole board), with Auto, Healthcare, Financials and Bank strong on both horizons; today's money-flow pies lean Bank/Industrials/Financials. Bottom of the 40-week table: FMCG (43.8%), Energy, Textiles, Power — avoid fresh entries there. Fresh 52-week highs are clustering in Fasteners, Refractories/intermediates, Cables-telephone, Telecom-equipment — narrow, specific leadership, which fits a bear rally maturing rather than a broad new bull. The live scanner-universe read (569 names) agrees: Healthcare/Bank/A&D on top.

The System’s Market Read

market → read

Redeploying ₹— — the Bear-Rally plan

Confidence 3/3 says the swing is tradable; regime Bear Rally says participate cautiously, no concentration. The mechanics: ① transfer the ₹— from bank to Dhan; ② Tranche 1 (~₹—, ≈⅓) split across 2–3 finalists at their supports — NRBBEARING near ₹419 (stop ₹417) and APOLLO near ₹424 (stop ₹422) lead; at ~₹4–5L per name and ≤1% stops the rupee risk is ~₹4–5k per name; ③ Tranche 2 is regime-gated, not time-gated — and the gate is now machine-watched: the daily 15:45 IST breadth task checks the EMA-200 gauge (iList proxy, calibrated to the MBI) for the 3-consecutive-session cross of 50% and prints "🔔 TRANCHE-2 GATE: OPEN/CLOSED" the day the state changes — no dashboard-checking required, and if the cross never comes the rest stays in cash, which is the system working; ④ exits on closing basis at the level, never intraday noise — the felt-exit habit is what turned a +₹— May into a giveback June.

What June should change

June's diary splits cleanly into two kinds of trades. The winners were system-adjacent: SAMMAANCAP +₹—, MANINDS +₹— (a current Quick-Move finalist), PANACEABIO scratched flat (also a current finalist). The losers were the off-system ones: INDSWFTLAB −₹—, exited at ₹160.10 when the plan's stop (₹157–158) was never hit — it now trades ₹222 (+38%) — and MOBAVENUE −₹—, a name that would have failed the Quick-Move gates outright: ~₹3.2cr/day turnover (gate ≥₹8cr), zero scanner confirmation, sold ₹263 and now ₹318. Same trader, same month — the gated trades made money, the ungated ones lost it. The change is not a new framework: multi-name instead of one-name, system stops instead of felt exits, liquidity-gated names only. Bias is still Bear — 46.8% above the 200-DMA, and today's tape faded into the close — so patience on Tranche 2 is not hesitation, it is the framework doing its job.

The Stage-2 Watchlist

168 names · live filterable

Every iList name that triggered at least one scanner (6-Jun pack — stale), rescored 0–5 on Stage-2 alignment with live prices, returns and volatility. Search, filter and sort — this is the working dashboard.

Score 5 / 5

full alignment

Score ≥ 4

shortlist-eligible

Pocket-pivot ✓

volume-confirmed (6-Jun)

High breakout-Q

Darvas / CCI-weekly

Symbol	Sector	S2	Brk-Q	Scn	PP	Close	Day%	Wk%	1M%	3M%	RSI	RVol	off52wH	ADR%	Turn₹cr

Quick-Move Trade Finder

fair-value → pattern → liquidity → RR

The four-stage funnel for fast, tightly-risked entries: near fair value (≤10% above EMA20), a scanner pattern with pocket-pivot volume, enough ADR & turnover to move ₹— in and out, and a support-anchored stop under 3%. Three weeks of trend repair pulled many June leaders back to their moving averages — hence a rich crop of low-risk anchors. Confirm each chart before entry: the pattern layer is 6-Jun vintage.

Pool · ≥2 scn · PP (iList + off-list)

① Near value (≤10% > EMA20)

③ Liquidity ≥₹8cr/day · ADR≥3%

④ Risk<3% · RR≥1.5

APOLLO moderate · ADR 5.68%

aerospace & defence · High breakout-Q · 2 scanners · ₹1136cr/day

Defence-electronics name riding its 10-EMA with ₹1,136cr/day of depth. The 0.35% stop is a knife-edge — expect intraday tests; the trade is the EMA10 level itself, with the 52wH ₹466 as the magnet.

Entry

₹423.85

Stop·EMA10

₹422.38

Target

₹466.5

Risk / Reward0.35% · 29.0:1

₹ risk @ ₹40L₹14,000

NRBBEARING moderate · ADR 4.91%

industrials · Medium breakout-Q · 5 scanners · ₹59cr/day

June pick, still constructive: consolidating on its 20-EMA after the +76% 3M run. 0.54% risk to the ₹468 high; RSI 55 leaves room. The calmest re-entry on the board.

Entry

₹419.35

Stop·EMA20

₹417.07

Target

₹467.6

Risk / Reward0.54% · 21.2:1

₹ risk @ ₹40L₹21,600

PANACEABIO quick · ADR 6.26% off-list

healthcare · High breakout-Q · 3 scanners · ₹76cr/day

Off-list biotech (label: off-list) coiled on EMA20 with a 6.3% ADR — the fastest mover among the finalists. 1.02% risk for a run at ₹647; confirm the chart before sizing.

Entry

₹534.6

Stop·EMA20

₹529.17

Target

₹647.0

Risk / Reward1.02% · 20.7:1

₹ risk @ ₹40L₹40,800

Symbol	Sector	Brk-Q	Pace	ADR%	Turn₹cr	ΔEMA20%	Entry	SL	Risk%	Target	RR	₹risk@40L

Honest read. 15 names clear a sub-3% support-anchored stop (capped at the best 15 by RR) — the payoff of three weeks of consolidation onto rising averages. Three health-warnings: ① the RR numbers on razor-thin stops (APOLLO 29:1) are arithmetic, not prophecy — a 0.35% stop will get tested by normal noise; honour the level on a closing basis or size for two attempts. ② Circuit bands are not yet API-verified — confirm finalists sit in the 20%/no-band bucket on the Dhan terminal before sizing. ③ The ₹— sizing column is the standing convention — the actual deployable book is ₹— (in bank), so scale rupee-risk by ~0.71 and split across 3–4 names, not one. Greyed rows = leaders whose nearest support sits >3% away — watch for the pullback, don't chase.

The Shortlist, Name by Name

bear-rally gate · max 3 · ₹—

Regime is Bear Rally · Bias at the Cusp (46.76% >200-DMA — under the 50% line · swing 3/3), so the Bear-Rally gate caps the shortlist at 3 names, smaller size. Two conditions before any order: transfer the ₹— from bank into Dhan (quarterly-settled to ₹0 on 3-Jul) and re-confirm each chart (the scanner layer is 6-Jun vintage). Prefer entries on low-volume pullbacks toward EMA20 over breakout chases — several of these are 3 weeks into their move. DIACABS printed +10% today (top-gainers panel): do not chase it into the spike.

NRBBEARING 5 Medium

industrials · Day -0.9% · Wk -2.93% · 1M 11.5% · 3M 76.1% · ADR 4.91%

Entry

₹419.35

Stop·EMA20

₹417.07

Risk

0.54%

Setup. Medium breakout-quality across 5 scanners (CCI-D-100, DT, MMT, Minervini, PotBreak). Plan. once funds are back in Dhan, add on a low-volume pullback toward EMA20; stop below EMA20 ₹418.33. Invalidation. a close back under the 20-DMA / breakout pivot, or a high-volume reversal day.

DIACABS 5 High

industrials · Day 10.0% · Wk 5.44% · 1M 12.8% · 3M 68.4% · ADR 4.76%

Entry

₹218.77

Stop·EMA10

₹207.37

Risk

5.21%

Setup. High breakout-quality across 5 scanners (CCI-D-100, DT, Darvas, MMT, PotBreak). Plan. once funds are back in Dhan, add on a low-volume pullback toward EMA20; stop below EMA10 ₹208.0. Invalidation. a close back under the 20-DMA / breakout pivot, or a high-volume reversal day.

ADANIGREEN 5 Medium

power & utilities · Day -0.45% · Wk 2.81% · 1M 8.3% · 3M 68.2% · ADR 3.18%

Entry

₹1549.2

Stop·EMA10

₹1524.68

Risk

1.58%

Setup. Medium breakout-quality across 5 scanners (CCI-D-100, DT, Minervini, MomCash, PotBreak). Plan. once funds are back in Dhan, add on a low-volume pullback toward EMA20; stop below EMA10 ₹1529.27. Invalidation. a close back under the 20-DMA / breakout pivot, or a high-volume reversal day.

VII

Last Issue’s Theses, Reviewed

auto-carried from 2026-06-13 · never freeze a thesis

The 12 picks tracked in the 2026-06-13 issue, marked to market automatically with live prices over the three-week gap. Verdicts follow the rules: RSI≥80 ⇒ take profits; near 52-week-high & up ⇒ hold; down >10% since pick ⇒ cut.

STLTECH Developing · 🖥️ still tracked

3M +212.5% · +0.3% since pick · wk -5.6% · 3M +212.5% · RSI 53 · 13.9% off 52wH

Thesis. Quick-Move moderate (ADR 5.19%): E ₹583.65 / SL ₹567.75 / T ₹679.9, risk 2.72% RR 6.1.

KERNEX Played out · Take profits / trail RSI 81

3M +144.0% · +20.6% since pick · wk +17.8% · 3M +144.0% · RSI 81 · 1.7% off 52wH

Thesis. High breakout-Q, 5 scanners (consumer discretionary); Stage-2 5/5. Bear-rally regime, cash-gated; tactical pullback-buy toward EMA20 on freed capital.

PAISALO Played out · Take profits / trail RSI 84

3M +101.5% · +21.5% since pick · wk +20.5% · 3M +101.5% · RSI 84 · 3.8% off 52wH

Thesis. Medium breakout-Q, 4 scanners (financials); Stage-2 5/5. Bear-rally regime, cash-gated; tactical pullback-buy toward EMA20 on freed capital.

MTARTECH Developing · 🖥️ still tracked

3M +93.2% · -1.6% since pick · wk -7.5% · 3M +93.2% · RSI 44 · 19.1% off 52wH

Thesis. Quick-Move quick (ADR 7.74%): E ₹7159.5 / SL ₹6985.61 / T ₹8449.5, risk 2.43% RR 7.4.

NRBBEARING Developing · 🖥️ still tracked

3M +76.1% · -1.5% since pick · wk -2.9% · 3M +76.1% · RSI 55 · 10.3% off 52wH

Thesis. Medium breakout-Q, 5 scanners (industrials); Stage-2 5/5. Bear-rally regime, cash-gated; tactical pullback-buy toward EMA20 on freed capital.

DIACABS Intact · 🖥️ tracked (near highs)

3M +68.4% · +8.4% since pick · wk +5.4% · 3M +68.4% · RSI 62 · 0.1% off 52wH

Thesis. High breakout-Q, 5 scanners (industrials); Stage-2 5/5. Bear-rally regime, cash-gated; tactical pullback-buy toward EMA20 on freed capital.

ADANIGREEN Intact · 🖥️ tracked (near highs)

3M +68.2% · +4.3% since pick · wk +2.8% · 3M +68.2% · RSI 61 · 2.5% off 52wH

Thesis. Medium breakout-Q, 5 scanners (power & utilities); Stage-2 5/5. Bear-rally regime, cash-gated; tactical pullback-buy toward EMA20 on freed capital.

THANGAMAYL Intact · 🖥️ tracked (near highs)

3M +65.4% · +14.7% since pick · wk +10.2% · 3M +65.4% · RSI 67 · 4.4% off 52wH

Thesis. High breakout-Q, 5 scanners (consumer discretionary); Stage-2 5/5. Bear-rally regime, cash-gated; tactical pullback-buy toward EMA20 on freed capital.

ADANIENSOL Intact · 🖥️ tracked (near highs)

3M +64.2% · +8.9% since pick · wk +7.8% · 3M +64.2% · RSI 69 · 1.7% off 52wH

Thesis. High breakout-Q, 4 scanners (power & utilities); Stage-2 5/5. Bear-rally regime, cash-gated; tactical pullback-buy toward EMA20 on freed capital.

INDSWFTLAB Played out · Take profits / trail RSI 84

3M +58.1% · +36.0% since pick · wk +10.3% · 3M +58.1% · RSI 85 · 1.9% off 52wH

Thesis. Live holding (22,257 @ ₹162.70). Stage-2 pharma, 4 scanners incl CCI-Weekly-100. Stop ₹157-158; target ₹173 high.

HSCL Intact · 🖥️ tracked (near highs)

3M +52.7% · +0.5% since pick · wk +0.9% · 3M +52.7% · RSI 58 · 4.7% off 52wH

Thesis. Medium breakout-Q, 4 scanners (chemicals); Stage-2 5/5. Bear-rally regime, cash-gated; tactical pullback-buy toward EMA20 on freed capital.

NMDC Developing · 🖥️ still tracked

3M +5.1% · -6.4% since pick · wk +0.1% · 3M +5.1% · RSI 41 · 12.7% off 52wH

Thesis. Quick-Move slow (ADR 3.09%): E ₹90.93 / SL ₹90.05 / T ₹97.49, risk 0.97% RR 7.5.

Scoreboard. 9 of 12 carried theses are in profit over the three-week gap — best is INDSWFTLAB +36.0%. None hit the −10% cut (worst: NMDC −6.4%). KERNEX, PAISALO, INDSWFTLAB now read RSI≥80 near highs → take partial / trail, don't add. The June call — trade the thrust but respect the Bear bias — proved half right: the bias itself repaired, and the multi-scanner leaders (INDSWFTLAB, PAISALO, KERNEX, THANGAMAYL) did the heavy lifting while the two 'safe slow' ideas (NMDC, STLTECH) went nowhere. Lesson: in a repairing tape, confirmation quality beat stop-tightness.

VIII

Granular Insights

rotation · watch · risk

Sector rotation — avg week% among Stage-2 names (live)

fmcg

+7.0 n3

auto

+5.2 n7

healthcare

+5.0 n12

aerospace & defence

+3.3 n7

consumer discretionary

+3.1 n13

realty

+3.1 n5

financials

+2.9 n10

chemicals

+2.8 n9

textiles

+2.8 n6

bank

+2.2 n3

Watch for the pullback

FCL, MODISONLTD, SOUTHWEST, VENUSREM, PARACABLES, YASHO, IFCI, SIGMAADV — strong multi-scanner leaders whose nearest support sits >3% away. Set alerts at their EMA20 and buy the first low-volume pullback that holds, not the breakout candle.

Key risks this week

① Payback-risk on MOBAVENUE — the FY is +₹—, but the −₹— sting (and watching it snap back to ₹318) is the kind that pulls a full-size revenge trade; that is exactly the trade the two-tranche plan forbids. ⓪ Housekeeping: the fresh Dhan token expires 7-Jul 21:07 IST (rotates daily) — refresh before deploying, and move the ₹— from bank to Dhan first. ② The signal layer is 4 weeks old — a 6-Jun scanner pack scored against 6-Jul prices; names may have broken pattern without the pack noticing. ③ The bias is still Bear — 46.8% above the 200-DMA on the authoritative MBI; small-caps sit at just 51.6% above the 40-week EMA vs large-caps 65.6%. A bear rally that fails at the 50% line is the standard trap — that is exactly what the Tranche-2 gate protects against. Today's tape agreed: advances faded 54→46% into the close and the 4.5R ratio spent the afternoon under 400. ④ Extension risk in the winners — three June picks read RSI>80; giving back a 36% gain waiting for 'more' is the classic error.

Do / Don't

Do — transfer the ₹— into Dhan · re-export iList + the 11 scanners Saturday · deploy Tranche 1 (~₹—, 2–3 names) at the listed supports with stops in the orders · keep ≤1% risk per name. Don't — deploy all ₹— in one order or one name · chase the RSI>80 escapees (INDSWFTLAB, KERNEX, PAISALO) to pay MOBAVENUE back · trust 6-Jun patterns without re-checking the chart · exit on intraday noise instead of the closing level — the two off-system trades cost −₹— in a month the gated ones made +₹—.

Methodology & Metadata

• Run — scheduled Saturday 10:00 IST job executed Monday 6-Jul evening (catch-up run; machine likely offline Saturday). Prices/breadth are 6-Jul close.
• Watchlist — local — (726 symbols: 596 NSE / 130 BSE). TradingView watchlist unreachable (desktop app closed). File dated 6-Jun — 4 weeks stale, not re-exported. 168 names hit ≥1 scanner.
• Breadth — PRIMAEGIS MBI screenshots pasted in-session (priority #1, authoritative), 6-Jul 15:30, 375-univ → reports/inputs/2026-07-06/mbi_snapshot.json: >200DMA 46.76% · >50DMA 58.28% · >20DMA 61.03% · >10DMA 55.31% · new-52wH 4.47% vs 52wL 0.72% · up>4.5% 4.33% vs 2.18%; full 7-session series (25-Jun→6-Jul) powers the sparklines; Daily-Market-Moves (2,797-univ) 216:176 abv/blw 3%. Cross-checked vs the live TV large-cap proxy (N=1062: >200DMA 57.0%) — the 11-pt gap = large-caps repaired, broad market not. Gauge reconciliation: the dashboard’s “% above 200 DMA” area widget (55.0%) uses EMA200 per its external scan code; the Bias axis follows the Market-Breadth table's SMA200 (46.76%) — framework-standard and series-consistent; EMA variant = leading indicator only. By-mktcap 40wEMA: large 65.56% / mid 64.57% / small 51.56%.
• Scanner pack — 11/11 CSVs parsed, but from reports/inputs/2026-06-13/ (identical to the 6-Jun Downloads pack) — no fresh Saturday export found; signals ~4 weeks stale. Archived to reports/inputs/2026-07-06/ with provenance note. 573-symbol signal table, 168 on-iList.
• Prices / returns / volatility — TradingView screener live (ATR→ADR%, 30d-avg-vol×close→turnover ₹cr, Perf.W/1M/3M, EMA10/20·SMA50/200·52wH). Stage-2 price coverage 168/168 (100%); AXISILVER, GUJGASLTD, MIRCELECTR, NAM-INDIA (4 scanner names unpriced — ETF/renamed tickers; none Stage-2).
• Quadrant — Bias Bear · Improving (46.76% — under 50%, ▲ from 42.5% on 29-Jun) · Trend Uptrend (58.28% >50DMA, new-high generation healthy) · Swing Upswing (55.31% >10DMA) · Momentum Positive · Improving · Confidence 3/3 · Regime Bear Rally · Bias at the Cusp → shortlist capped at 3, Tranche-2 gated on a 50% cross.
• HMS filter — of 168 Stage-2 names: 17 eliminated at 0/3 (below EMA20, SMA50 & SMA200), 93 at full 3/3 alignment.
• Quick-Move funnel — pool 73 → ① 57 → ③ 46 → ④ 15. Top idea APOLLO (E ₹423.85 / SL ₹422.38 EMA10 / T ₹466.5 / risk 0.35% / RR 29 — razor-stop caveat applies); calmest re-entry NRBBEARING (risk 0.54% / RR 21).
• N/A & caveats — Dhan historical unavailable (token) → pocket-pivots are scanner-flag only, not Dhan-reconfirmed; circuit bands unverified; iList + scanner pack 4 weeks stale while prices/breadth live — treat every pattern as "re-confirm on chart". Research bulletin, not investment advice.
• Encoded this session (permanent) — ② Daily task daily-breadth-snapshot (weekdays 15:45 IST) now snapshots breadth to breadth_history.json AND watches the Tranche-2 gate, announcing OPEN/CLOSED the day the 3-session EMA state changes.

Generated 2026-07-06 · iList weekly review · cron 0 10 * * 6 (Asia/Kolkata) · template v3 (Editorial Dark Fintech).

Public edition. This is the research half of an internal weekly review, published as produced. Portfolio, positions and personal allocation are removed. Nothing here is a recommendation or investment advice, and the author is not a SEBI-registered research analyst or investment adviser — names are screening output and observations only.