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Which stocks are in a setup that passed MoneyHQ’s tests right now, ranked by measured evidence, with the record of each group.
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Your AI trading desk, built on what actually tested well.
Ask about any NSE stock or the market. MoneyHQ answers from real exchange data, shows the setups that survived seven years of testing with their record, and turns any idea into a plan you can practise on paper.
Free during early access. For learning and paper trading, not investment advice.
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Real NSE data, 16 Oct 2026 session
7 years
of NSE evenings tested, Nov 2019 to Oct 2026
2,850
companies in the test, the delisted included
0.35%
costs taken off every swing trade
0 of 480
intraday zone versions paid after costs
The AI desk
Ask anything. Get answers you can check, and act on.
The desk works through MoneyHQ’s own tools, so its answers come back as cards with the data behind them: the scan’s picks, the market, a company’s results, a chart. Every price, size and record comes from a tool, with its source and time, never from the model.
Explain
Why a stock is moving: its own filings to NSE with the time each was filed, press headlines, results and the sector.
Plan
A paper trade with its entry, stop and size worked out by code from your capital and risk, marked on the chart.
Check
Whether an intraday candle setup has ever paid after costs, from six years of 5-minute data.
Review
How your paper trades went, replayed on the real candles: the best and worst moment, the exit, and what to change.
Read the market
India VIX, NIFTY’s P/E against its history and breadth across the NSE 500, with what followed similar readings before.
Tested, not tipped
Most popular trading ideas don’t survive costs. We show which ones do.
Each idea is traded on seven years of NSE data, every listed company including those that later delisted, against random stocks bought and sold on the same days, after costs. What passed drives the desk and the plans. What failed is labelled in the app, so you don’t lean on it.
Passed
New-high breakout, momentum top 20
A close at a 52-week and all-time high, bought at the next open, held with a trailing stop (10 × ATR) and no target. Ranked by the week’s momentum.
+0.63R a trade over random stocks
26,766 entries, Nov 2019 to Oct 2026; +0.44R in the recent half (May 2023 on). 48% of entries won: the edge is a minority of large winners.
Passed
Every other breakout trend
The same rule outside the momentum top 20.
+0.30R a trade over random stocks
242,659 entries; +0.17R in the recent half. 42% of entries won. About two and a half times weaker than the top 20.
Passed
Momentum basket
The week’s 20 strongest stocks by momentum, equal weight, kept while they stay in the top 40.
About 8 points a year over the same stocks equally weighted
NSE 500, 2019 to 2026, after costs. On today’s index members, so optimistic.
Passed
Results-day drift
A stock that beats the NIFTY 500 by 5 points or more over results day, bought two sessions later and held 20 sessions.
+1.19% over random stocks
1,757 trades from 2019, range +0.57% to +1.82%. Today’s index members; in the forward test now.
Tested, and not used
✕Intraday order-block zones
0 of 480 versions made money after costs; the plan as drawn lost 0.34R a trade over 64,704 trades.
✕Intraday candle setups
Six years of 5-minute candles, rules fixed before the data: nothing passed after 0.18% costs.
✕Classic chart patterns
Twelve patterns on 2,921 NSE stocks: none has a solid edge; two are a weak hint.
✕Insider buying
No edge in the 500 most traded stocks (+0.43%, range −1.47% to +2.14%); it holds only in smaller ones.
✕Bulk and block deals
Big buyers’ stocks lagged random stocks over the next month (−1.38%).
✕Option signals
The put/call ratio stopped working; results straddles were priced about right.
Every test, in full →
R is the return over what the stop risked at entry. Past results don’t promise future ones.
Practise on paper, on real prices
Plan it, place it on paper, and see what really happened.
Every plan becomes a paper trade that plays out on the live 5-minute candles, with MoneyHQ’s cost estimate (charges and slippage) taken off. Breakout trades follow the rule’s trailing stop for weeks or months.
- Sized by code. Quantity from your capital and risk per trade; three questions before you place it: where am I wrong, what do I lose, is this tested?
- Reviewed on the candles. The best and worst moment of each trade in R, the exit and why, what happened after, and lessons from those facts.
- Every pick followed. Each pick and plan the desk showed you is kept as shown, with what happened after, so the desk’s record is in front of you.
- A long-term basket too. Run the momentum basket on paper from today, or replay it from any past date.
- Your real trades alongside. Import a Zerodha tradebook for your P&L curve, win rate, expectancy and what each habit costs.
- New to it? A guided first trade, five steps on real data: find, plan, size, place, review.
Your trading day
From the morning plan to the evening review
Today
Plan my day in one tap: India VIX, NIFTY and breadth, your open paper trades, today’s tested signals, and guardrails that pause new trades after your daily loss limit or three losses.
Plans
Every stock in the breakout rule now, with its group and record, entry, trailing stop and size at your risk, plus results-day drift signals. Plan any of them on paper in one click.
Market Flow
Where money is moving today: sectors ranked by their stocks’ moves, every stock’s path since 09:15, and the strongest and weakest on one screen.
Stock pages
Daily and intraday charts with the breakout rule’s entries and trailing stop drawn on, the weekly momentum rank, chart patterns with their tested record, ex-dates, and the F&O view.
Company data, fresh from NSE
Filings with the exact time, quarterly results from XBRL, shareholding, board meetings and ex-dates, checked against NSE’s latest filings before use.
Movers, with the reasons
The day’s strongest and weakest, volume shockers and order-flow leaders, each one a tap away from “why is it moving?”.
Data you can trust
Stored prices are checked against NSE’s official end-of-day file every evening; splits, bonuses and demergers are adjusted; stale data says so.
On your phone
The desk in your pocket
Install MoneyHQ from the browser and it opens full screen, like an app: Today, the market, the desk and your plans, one tap apart. Nothing to download from a store.
What MoneyHQ is
- An AI desk and research tool for NSE stocks, on real exchange data
- The setups that passed its tests, the stocks in them now, and their measured record, losses included
- A place to practise every plan on paper and review it honestly
What it isn’t
- Not personal investment advice, and not registered with SEBI as an adviser or research analyst
- Not a promise: a tested record is how a rule did before, not what it will do next
- Not a broker: it never places orders or holds your money
Learn
Plain-English guides
Workflow · 8 min read
A trading day with MoneyHQ: from the open to the journal
A step-by-step routine for using MoneyHQ: read the market, shortlist strong stocks, pick a clean zone, wait for price to come back, size the position, place the stop and review the day in your journal.
Market structure · 6 min read
Order blocks: the footprints large orders leave
What an order block is, why price may react when it returns to one, how MoneyHQ tracks each visit, and when a zone stops mattering.
Risk · 7 min read
Reading the trade plan: zone, stop, targets and size
How MoneyHQ's two plans work, why reward:risk is sometimes missing, how to size a position by the risk you choose, and why the time of day matters.
Questions
What is the AI desk?+
A chat that works on MoneyHQ’s data and tools. Ask about a stock, the market or a trade; it reads the tools (the breakout scan, NSE filings and results, India VIX, your paper trades) and answers with cards you can act on. Prices, sizes and records come from the tools, never from the model, and a live check flags any figure no tool gave.
Is this a tips service?+
No. MoneyHQ shows the setups that passed its own tests, the stocks in them now and their measured record, including how often they lose. Plans are for practice on paper; MoneyHQ places no orders and gives no personal advice. It is not registered with SEBI as an investment adviser or research analyst.
How was the research done?+
On NSE’s own daily files for every listed company since 2018, the delisted included, so failed stocks count too. Each idea is compared with random stocks bought and sold on the same days, after costs. The newer tests fix their rules before seeing the data and keep a half of it untouched for the verdict. The Research page has every result, the failures too.
Does it use real market data?+
Yes: live NSE prices through the session, the last session when the market is closed, and companies’ filings, results and board meetings from NSE. Each answer says when its data is from, and data that couldn’t be refreshed is marked stale.
How do I get access, and what does it cost?+
Sign in with Google. MoneyHQ is in a free early-access test: we open the full app to traders in small batches. There is nothing to pay and no broker to connect.
Which markets does it cover?+
NSE stocks: the NIFTY 500 and the F&O list, on 5-minute bars through the day and daily history going back years.
Trade ideas with evidence behind them
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