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Chart patterns · NSE data through Mon, 2 Nov

VCP (weekly) stocks on NSE

What it means

A strict volatility contraction pattern on weekly candles: prior advance, 2–4 clearly smaller pullbacks, rising lows, strong volume dry-up and price tight to the pivot. Breakouts also need heavy volume.

Patterns describe past prices and often fail. These are examples of a shape, not a recommendation to buy or sell.

Recent examples (1 of 1)

SINGERIND Forming Weekly

2 contractions (24.42% → 11%) after a 43.22% prior advance; rising lows and 77.12% lower volume in the final contraction. Pivot is ₹91.3.

Signal Mon, 5 Oct

How past signals did

Breakout: too few signals to judge

6 past signals, Sept 2026 to Oct 2026.

After 20 sessions: -4.0% against the average stock. 83% lost money, and the worst result was -17.0%.

After 60 sessions: not enough finished signals yet.

Forming: too few signals to judge

4 past signals, Sept 2026 to Oct 2026.

After 20 sessions: -3.4% against the average stock. 50% lost money, and the worst result was -15.7%.

After 60 sessions: not enough finished signals yet.

Worked out by replaying past prices, so today's rules are applied to old charts. Past results do not predict future ones.

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