What you can do here
The futures radar ranks a bounded snapshot and renders a short leading set, not every future in the stored session. It is narrowed by the underlying search and session date only; the expiry selector does not filter this radar or table. Basis compares the future with its available underlying reference; it is not by itself annualised carry or a rollover percentage. Contract expiry is essential when comparing prices or opening a detail page.
- Compare activity, gain/loss, OI-change and turnover rankings within the loaded snapshot.
- Use the full-report action for paginated session records beyond the cockpit shortlist.
A look inside Futures
From numbers to understanding
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Ranking views include activity, gains, losses, OI additions/reductions and turnover.
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Each row retains expiry; different maturities of the same symbol are distinct contracts.
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Buildup classifies price/OI changes and does not reveal actual participant positions.
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The full futures action opens the paginated Bhavcopy Explorer; the cockpit source renders up to 15 ranked rows.
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The expiry selector does not narrow the futures radar; each row keeps its own expiry.
DIVISLAB FUTURES
Terminal-displayed exampleThe historical 10 Nov 2026 cockpit captures, reporting 9 Nov, displayed DIVISLAB futures moves of +11.98% for 29 Dec 2026 and +11.88% for 23 Nov 2026. These are terminal-displayed contract changes, not independently authenticated exchange prices or proof of attractive carry.
Try it, one step at a time
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What this does not tell you
Snapshot ranking is bounded; absence is not proof of no contract or no activity. Basis does not establish mispricing or rollover.
Analysis, not advice. Past performance does not predict future results. Examples are illustrative; prices, scores and counts may have changed.
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