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Showing posts with label NIFTY 750 – Structural Milestones. Show all posts
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Sunday, 5 April 2026

NIFTY 750 Structural Census — Milestone 2

 Second Milestone — Structural Distribution of the First 100 Stocks

A long-term structural study of Indian equities using monthly charts


This dataset represents structural classification of selected NIFTY 750 stocks based on long-term price behaviour, as part of an ongoing structural observation framework.


Structural Framework

Structure → Regime → Trend

  • Structural Status defines long-term behaviour
  • Dominant Regime defines current phase
  • Trend Type defines directional state

For detailed explanation:
https://ewavesjournal.blogspot.com/2026/04/understanding-market-structure.html

Saturday, 14 March 2026

NIFTY 750 Structural Census | Milestone 1

First Milestone — Structural Distribution of the First 50 Stocks

A long-term structural study of Indian equities using monthly charts


Introduction

The first milestone of the NIFTY 750 Structural Census has now been completed.

This ongoing project studies the long-term price behaviour of approximately 750 Indian equities, representing a significant portion of the Indian stock market.

The analysis focuses primarily on monthly charts, allowing observation of the broader structural behaviour of the market rather than short-term price fluctuations.

With the completion of the first milestone, the first 50 stocks have now been examined and classified according to their prevailing structural behaviour.

Over time, this project aims to gradually build a visual structural atlas of the Indian equity market, documenting how companies evolve through long-term market regimes.