Is activity unusual, persistent and broad enough to deserve attention?
Reading the research
Evidence first. Decision second.
Sanchay combines cash-market participation with price response, lifecycle and context. It narrows the research queue; it does not issue buy or sell calls.
The research hierarchy
How delivered quantity is behaving alongside price and volume.
Whether price accepts, rejects or moves away from its reference area.
Near Base, Building, Move Underway, Extended, Weakening or Invalidated.
Sector, broad-market, event and—where available—secondary F&O context.
A bounded queue for what to verify next, never a quality rating or return forecast.
Evidence bands
Several published checks agree. Verify the company, event risk and price structure.
Some useful evidence exists, but confirmation is incomplete.
The readings do not yet agree. Keep it on review, not on conviction.
Participation or price response has deteriorated and needs reassessment.
Delivery Glow
The glow marks an inferred supply-absorption window from delivery behaviour, price response and reference-area context. It is not proof of institutional buying, a holdings census or an entry signal.
F&O context
For eligible stocks, open interest and positioning can support or challenge the cash-market reading. It remains secondary and never replaces delivery, price response or lifecycle.
Always verify the decision.
Review official filings, company quality, valuation, liquidity, event risk and your own invalidation level before acting. Sanchay is a research tool, not a buy or sell instruction, and is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst.