Bearish Setups — Exit Risk & Breakdown Scanner

Track NSE stocks showing support loss, bearish DMA structure, lower-high formations, distribution pressure, weak relative strength and elevated exit-risk signals.

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Severe Risk

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High Risk

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Breakdown Started

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Exit Risk

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Symbol	Risk Score ↓	Risk	Pattern	Price	Support	From Support	DMA State	RSI	RS	Vol	Distribution	Notes

How the Bearish Setups Scanner Works

What is a bearish setup?

A bearish setup is a stock showing technical deterioration — broken support levels, bearish moving average alignment, lower highs, and distribution (heavy selling on high volume). These stocks are candidates for exit or short-selling, not fresh longs.

Support Loss Detection

The scanner identifies pivot lows (local minima with at least 2 confirming candles on each side) as the true support levels. A close more than 0.5% below pivot support triggers a structural break flag — stronger than a simple rolling minimum.

Distribution Pattern

Distribution days are detected using a volume z-score model. A bearish distribution day requires: price closing down, volume at least 0.5 standard deviations above its 50-day average, a wide spread, and a close near the low of the day — all weighted together for accuracy.

Confidence Tiers Explained

Scores above 80 are rated Severe (multiple structural breaks, bearish DMA stack, heavy distribution). Scores 65–80 are High risk. Scores 50–65 are Moderate (early warning). Below 50 are Watch — not shown unless searching specifically. Always use your own judgement and stop-loss discipline.