NSE Breakout Stocks Today

How the breakout scanner works

For every stock in the Nifty 50, we pull the last year of daily OHLCV candles from Yahoo Finance and compute, for each of six windows (10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 252 trading days), the trailing N-day high excluding today. If today’s close is above that prior high, the stock counts as a breakout for that period. We then sort by breakout magnitude — how far above the prior high — and surface the volume confirmation alongside, so you can tell a real institutional move from a thin-trade pop.

Why the six timeframes matter

• 10-day: short-term swing setup, often used by intraday-to-overnight traders.
• 20-day: roughly one trading month — the canonical "breakout" window in textbooks.
• 50-day: medium-term trend confirmation, often paired with 50-DMA crossovers.
• 100-day: ~five-month base breakouts, useful for position traders.
• 200-day: major-trend reversal signal — when a stock crosses its 200-day high, it has typically completed a long base.
• 52-week: the classic O’Neil CAN-SLIM signal. Stocks at fresh 52-week highs historically outperform.

How to use this page

Use the period cards above to drill into a specific timeframe. Each per-period page shows the full list ranked by magnitude, with volume confirmation (today’s volume vs the 20-day average). Pair this with our live scanner for intraday context and the Edge personal coach to see your historical win-rate on similar setups before you act.