What you can do here
Delivery percentage is delivered quantity divided by traded quantity. The stock table applies a ₹10 lakh traded-value floor, and the tracked-stock count reflects that floor. The market delivery trend is computed across all imported delivery stocks, not just the floor-filtered table, so the trend line and the tracked count need not describe the same set. Delivery can accompany buying or selling pressure and does not identify an investor's motive or funding source.
- Filter stocks by delivery floor and search a company; the dashboard's Delivery tab offers a similar delivery board.
- Compare delivery percentage with its own baseline rather than treating a high percentage as bullish intent.
A look inside Delivery Intelligence
From numbers to understanding
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Delivery floors include Any, 20%+, 30%+, 40%+ and 50%+.
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A delivery spike ratio compares the displayed delivery measure with its own baseline; it is not automatically a quantity spike.
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The trend switches between Delivery %, comparison with 20 sessions, and stock counts.
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The stock table uses a ₹10 lakh turnover floor; the market trend covers every imported delivery stock, so the two counts can differ.
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The dashboard's ?tab=delivery view shows a delivery board with its own filters, without this page's trend views.
DELIVERY BASELINE
Terminal-displayed exampleThe 10 Nov 2026 historical capture, showing 9 Nov data, displayed 2,258 tracked stocks, market delivery 60.66% and a 60.16% 20-session comparison. These are unverified terminal displays, not independently authenticated exchange data or evidence of bullish conviction.
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What this does not tell you
Delivery percentage does not prove accumulation, beneficial ownership, investor identity or an unleveraged position.
Analysis, not advice. Past performance does not predict future results. Examples are illustrative; prices, scores and counts may have changed.
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