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BaseScout

NSE stock watchlists

Track your stocks.
Spot breakout setups.

BaseScout helps you follow NSE stocks and identify consolidations, breakouts and retests on daily and weekly charts.

Review closing prices, see the resistance levels behind each setup, and receive optional Telegram alerts when a stock’s setup status changes.

Create your watchlist How it works

Updated after market close. Not live quotes, buy recommendations or trade execution.

A clearer view of your watchlist

Prices in one place

See each stock’s closing price, one-day percentage change and movement since you added it. Import a list or add companies individually.

Charts behind every setup

Inspect daily and weekly candles, resistance zones and the length of the base. Distinguish a new breakout from a retest or a stock holding above resistance.

Updates when setups change

Connect Telegram for morning summaries and after-close setup changes in stocks you follow. Disconnect at any time from your profile.

From watchlist to chart review

  1. 1. Choose your stocks

    Search NSE companies by name or symbol, or import a CSV or text list.

  2. 2. Review the latest close

    BaseScout checks completed price history for horizontal bases, resistance and strength relative to the Nifty 500.

  3. 3. Inspect the setup

    Open the chart to understand the status. Continue your own analysis with TradingView and Screener links.

Before you get started

What is a breakout setup?

A stock may spend time trading in a range below a resistance level. BaseScout checks for that consolidation, a move above resistance, and later returns to test it. A setup describes price behaviour; it does not guarantee what happens next.

Are the prices live?

No. BaseScout uses completed trading days and completed weeks. During market hours, the latest result normally reflects the previous trading day. Each stock shows its data date, and delayed or incomplete data may keep an older result visible.

Does BaseScout recommend trades?

No. It organises price patterns for your review. It does not place orders or provide buy, sell, target-price or stop-loss recommendations. Use your own judgment and seek qualified advice when needed.