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Tomorrow's strongest setups,
found in under two minutes.
StockLearn scans roughly 2,000 NSE-listed stocks, mutual funds and ETFs every evening and turns each one into a single, plain-English verdict — so you read one line instead of a dozen charts.
Stage 2 · advancingBULLISH
Stage 2 · advancingBULLISH
Stage 3 · toppingCAUTION
Stage 4 · decliningWEAK
Stage 2 · advancingBULLISH
Stage 1 · basingCAUTION
What it is
A technical research desk for India's markets
StockLearn is a technical research platform built for the National Stock Exchange of India. Every evening after the close, it scans roughly 2,000 instruments — the Nifty 50, Nifty Next 50, selected midcaps, the F&O list and a range of ETFs — and reduces each one to a single, readable conclusion: is the stock in a healthy uptrend, is it flashing caution, or has it turned technically weak.
Most screeners hand you raw numbers and leave the interpretation to you. StockLearn does the reading and then shows its working. Behind every verdict sit the same indicators a discretionary trader would check — moving averages, RSI, MACD, relative volume, distance from the 52-week high — but combined into one view and confirmed across two timeframes. The result is something you can act on in two minutes a night instead of two hours, without giving up the ability to see exactly why a stock was tagged the way it was.
It is a tool for research and education. StockLearn does not place trades, manage money, or give personalised recommendations, and ClusterMicro Technologies is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser. What it gives you is a faster, more disciplined starting point for your own analysis.
How it works
How StockLearn reads a stock
Every verdict is the product of four checks run in sequence. None of them is hidden — the scanner displays the signals behind each call so you can agree or disagree on the evidence.
Stage analysis
Each stock is placed in a Weinstein-style lifecycle: Stage 1 basing, Stage 2 advancing, Stage 3 topping or Stage 4 declining. Structure comes before signals — it sets the context everything else is read in.
Daily, confirmed weekly
A daily setup only earns conviction when the weekly trend agrees. Requiring two timeframes to line up filters out a large share of false starts that a single-timeframe screen would surface.
Indicators, combined
RSI, the 20-day EMA, MACD, relative volume and the distance from the 52-week high are read together rather than in isolation, and resolved into one verdict: bullish, caution or weak.
Highest-conviction tagging
When structure, trend and momentum all point the same way, the name is tagged automatically — so the handful of stocks worth a closer look rise to the top of a 2,000-stock list.
Want the full methodology? Read the StockLearn guide →
Free, every day
Browse today's Nifty 50 — no login
The full 2,000-stock universe is for members, but the read on India's 50 largest companies is free for everyone, every trading day. See the day's bullish, caution and weak verdicts, open any Nifty 50 stock's price chart with EMA, RSI and MACD, and decide whether StockLearn fits how you work — before you ever create an account.
- Today's Nifty 50 verdicts
- Interactive price charts (EMA · RSI · MACD)
- Per-stock technical detail pages
- No login, no card, no trial clock
Market guides
Learn the methods behind the verdicts
StockLearn is meant to be understood, not taken on faith. These guides explain the indicators and the framework the scanner uses — useful whether or not you ever subscribe.
How StockLearn reads a stock
The full methodology: stages, two-timeframe confirmation and how a verdict is formed.
GuideWhat is Stage Analysis?
Weinstein's four stages and why structure matters more than any single indicator.
GuideReading RSI correctly
Overbought isn't a sell signal. How relative strength behaves in a real uptrend.
GuideMACD crossovers explained
What the line, signal and histogram actually tell you about momentum shifts.
GuideWhat is RVOL?
Relative volume, and why a move on heavy volume means more than the same move on light volume.
GuideDaily vs weekly confirmation
Why StockLearn waits for two timeframes to agree before it raises conviction.
The company behind it
Built by ClusterMicro Technologies
StockLearn is designed, built and operated by ClusterMicro Technologies, an independent software studio based in Bengaluru. The scanner runs on a serverless AWS stack — automated nightly data pipelines pull and process market data after the close, a Go-based API serves it, and a React application renders the charts and verdicts you see.
That same engineering discipline shows up in our other products. Alongside StockLearn, ClusterMicro builds developer-certification platforms used by Java engineers preparing for Oracle exams, and custom enterprise software on cloud-native microservice architectures. StockLearn is where that capability is pointed at the markets.
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