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India Market Regime

Where each market sits on two questions: are most stocks taking part (breadth: the share above their 200-day average) and is the index itself trending up (strength). As of Nov 6, 2026.

Nifty 50 (NIFTYBEES)

Broad & strong since Nov 6, 2026

Most stocks are above their 200-day average and the index is trending up: a healthy, broad advance.

55%of stocks above their 200-day (+41 pts in a month)

59%of market value above its 200-day

+4 ptsby weight minus by count: the largest stocks are stronger than the rest

+4.3%NIFTYBEES vs its 200-day

+1.3%NIFTYBEES over 3 months

+10.2%new 52-week highs minus lows

5 years by count by weight · band = state

Strength, 5 years cap-weighted (NIFTYBEES) equal-weighted (every stock one vote) · now +1.3 vs -0.2

Nifty Next 50 (JUNIORBEES)

Broad & weak since Nov 5, 2026

Most stocks are still above their 200-day average but the index has stalled or slipped: the leaders are fading while the rest hold up.

57%of stocks above their 200-day (+15 pts in a month)

67%of market value above its 200-day

+10 ptsby weight minus by count: the largest stocks are stronger than the rest

+2.5%JUNIORBEES vs its 200-day

-4.0%JUNIORBEES over 3 months

+4.3%new 52-week highs minus lows

5 years by count by weight · band = state

Strength, 5 years cap-weighted (JUNIORBEES) equal-weighted (every stock one vote) · now -4.0 vs -3.3

Sector rotation

Each sector against the Nifty 50. Across: is it beating the market compared with its own recent average (right of 100 = yes). Up: has that reading risen or fallen lately (above 100 = risen). Sectors tend to travel clockwise: Recovering, Leading, Fading, Lagging.

Tails: the last 20 days, to Nov 6, 2026.

Sector	Now	20 trading days ago
Banks	Fading	Leading
Pharma	Fading	Fading
IT	Fading	Recovering
Private banks	Fading	Leading
Commodities	Recovering	Lagging
Consumption	Recovering	Fading
Infrastructure	Recovering	Lagging
Auto	Lagging	Fading
Financial services	Lagging	Leading
FMCG	Lagging	Recovering
Manufacturing	Lagging	Fading
PSU banks	Lagging	Leading

Tails: the last 8 weeks, to Nov 6, 2026.

Sector	Now	8 weeks ago
IT	Leading	Lagging
Banks	Fading	Leading
Pharma	Fading	Leading
Private banks	Fading	Leading
Auto	Lagging	Fading
Financial services	Lagging	Leading
Commodities	Lagging	Recovering
Consumption	Lagging	Fading
FMCG	Lagging	Lagging
Infrastructure	Lagging	Recovering
Manufacturing	Lagging	Leading
PSU banks	Lagging	Recovering

Tails: the last 8 months, to Nov 6, 2026.

Sector	Now	8 months ago
Banks	Leading	Lagging
IT	Leading	Recovering
Private banks	Leading	Lagging
Auto	Fading	Fading
Consumption	Fading	Leading
Pharma	Fading	Leading
Infrastructure	Fading	Leading
Financial services	Recovering	Lagging
Commodities	Lagging	Leading
FMCG	Lagging	Leading
Manufacturing	Lagging	Fading
PSU banks	Lagging	Fading

Leading: beating the market and pulling further ahead. Fading: still ahead but losing pace. Lagging: behind and still falling back. Recovering: behind but closing the gap. Daily compares with the last 6 months, weekly with 26 weeks, monthly with 12 months. Each Indian sector is built from the holdings of its sector ETF, weighted by market value, and compared with the Nifty 50 built the same way.

Indian ETFs

ETF	State	Breadth by count	Breadth by weight	1 month, pts	Strength, cap-weighted	Strength, equal-weighted
BSE500IETF	Narrow & weak	44%	59%	+9	-2.1	-5.5
HDFCBSE500	Narrow & weak	44%	60%	+9	-1.6	-5.5
HDFCSML250	Narrow & weak	43%	54%	-4	-5.4	-5.6
MIDCAPETF	Narrow & weak	44%	53%	+15	-4.6	-5.5
MIDCAPIETF	Narrow & weak	44%	53%	+15	-4.8	-5.5
HDFCMID150	Narrow & weak	43%	52%	+14	-6.3	-5.6
MID150BEES	Narrow & weak	44%	53%	+16	-4.8	-5.5
MOHEALTH	Broad & strong	66%	77%	+2	+1.5	+1.7
SETFBSE100	Broad & weak	56%	63%	+32	+0.5	-2.2
HDFCNIF100	Broad & weak	56%	64%	+30	-0.4	-2.0
MON100	Narrow & weak	44%	45%	-19	-11.6	-7.3
LICNFNHGP	Broad & weak	56%	62%	+29	-0.6	-1.8
NIF100IETF	Broad & weak	56%	62%	+29	-0.9	-1.8
NIF100BEES	Broad & weak	56%	62%	+30	+0.0	-1.9
LICNFNHGP	Broad & weak	56%	62%	+29	+0.3	-1.8
NIF100BEES	Broad & weak	56%	62%	+30	+0.2	-1.9
HNGSNGBEES	Narrow & weak	42%	40%	+12	-9.0	-4.2
MOM100	Narrow & weak	43%	54%	+13	-4.9	-5.1
MOM100	Narrow & weak	43%	54%	+13	-4.3	-5.1
MAKEINDIA	Narrow & weak	47%	55%	+15	-4.8	-6.0
ESG	Broad & strong	58%	63%	+32	+1.9	-2.7
MASPTOP50	Broad & strong	51%	53%	-18	+20.2	-5.8
MASPTOP50	Broad & strong	51%	53%	-18	+20.0	-5.8
SETFSN50	Narrow & weak	52%	56%	+20	-4.0	-4.3
NIFTYIETF	Broad & strong	55%	62%	+43	+1.3	-0.1
MOM50	Broad & strong	57%	65%	+45	+1.4	-0.2
LICNETFN50	Broad & weak	55%	62%	+43	+0.7	-0.1
SNXT50BEES	Broad & weak	53%	57%	+20	-2.8	-4.1
QNIFTY	Broad & weak	57%	66%	+45	-43.0	-0.2
NIFTYBEES	Broad & strong	55%	62%	+43	+1.3	-0.2

6 months. Breadth: share of holdings above their 200-day average, by count and by weight (dashed: 50%). Strength: the ETF itself (cap-weighted) and its holdings averaged equally (dashed: 0); each pair shares a scale. Strength is the weaker of the distance above the 200-day average and the 3-month return, in %.

Broad & strong 29 ETFs Narrow & strong 9 ETFs Broad & weak 34 ETFs Narrow & weak 34 ETFs

How to read it

Breadth (across) is the share of a market's stocks above their 200-day average: how many are taking part. Strength (up) is the weaker of the index's distance above its own 200-day average and its 3-month return, so it is positive only when the index is above that average and rising. The line on the map is the last 3 months; the large dot is today.

Breadth is shown two ways. By count, every stock is one vote. By weight, each counts by market value. When the two split, the index is being carried (or dragged) by its largest companies.

A state changes only on a clear break (breadth past 53% or below 47%, strength past ±1%), so a reading sitting on the line does not flip it every day.

History uses today's members, so stocks removed or delisted since are missing, which flatters older readings. Prices adjusted for splits and dividends; market values roll the last reported quarterly value forward with the share price. Indian index members come from the holdings of the index ETFs (NIFTYBEES, JUNIORBEES). This describes the market as it is, not a forecast.