What you can do here
The cockpit combines sources with different clocks: index tiles carry their own quote times, while breadth and stock signals use imported session data. Read the market and date labels before comparing panels. The Daily Market Summary is an auto-generated read of the latest completed session, and its stat cards can open the matching filtered lists. Weekly Data adds a week label and a session selector that reloads the cockpit for a chosen session in the current week; it is a session picker, not a weekly aggregation. The activity shortlist, flow summaries and quick links help choose the next page to investigate; they do not establish why a price moved.
- Compare an index headline with participation in individual stocks.
- Use the Market Pulse buttons and stock rows to reach more detailed research.
- Enable Weekly Data to move through the current week's stored sessions without leaving the cockpit.
A look inside Command Center
From numbers to understanding
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Each index tile has its own as-of timestamp; it is not the timestamp of all dashboard data.
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Breadth counts describe the available stock universe rather than the index's constituents alone.
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Market Pulse buttons open the corresponding stock filter; inspect its definition and current results.
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Missing tiles or loading states are not zero activity, and activity scores are not return forecasts.
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Weekly Data selects one session from the current week and reloads the panels; it does not sum or average the week.
NIFTY 50 AND BREADTH
Terminal-displayed exampleHistorical capture, 10 Nov 2026, with UI session 9 Nov: NIFTY 50 displayed 25,044.65 (+0.06%), alongside 1,391 advancing / 1,877 declining and 41.7% advancing. These are terminal displays, not independently authenticated exchange figures; the panels need not share a quote time.
Try it, one step at a time
Use these checkboxes as a reading checklist. They do not perform actions in Prime.
What this does not tell you
Neither a positive index nor a high activity score establishes a trading opportunity. Imported coverage and quote freshness can differ.
Analysis, not advice. Past performance does not predict future results. Examples are illustrative; prices, scores and counts may have changed.
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