In the Volume and Delivery Scans – End of Day feature, you can identify stocks with higher delivery percentages, higher traded volumes, and higher delivery volumes on the NSE. Typically, when an uptrend or downtrend occurs with higher delivery volumes, the movement is more sustained.
Traded Volume vs Delivery Volume
Traded Volume:
- This is the total number of shares traded in a day.
Delivery Volume:
- This is the number of shares transferred from one demat account to another without being squared off on the same day of purchase.
What Is Traded Volume in Stocks?
- Traded Volume refers to the total number of shares traded for a particular script on a trading day.
- Stocks with high volumes indicate high liquidity, and traders show more interest in buying and selling those stocks.
- High volume stocks on NSE with price changes usually indicate a trading trend.
Types of Volume
- Margin Money Stocks: Stocks bought without actually taking delivery.
- Long-term Investment Stocks: Stocks bought by investors to hold for a long time.
Delivery Percentage and Delivery Volume
Delivery Percentage:
- This is the percentage of shares that were not squared off within the same day out of the total shares traded. It indicates the percentage of shares that actually entered investors’ demat accounts.
- A sudden increase in the delivery percentage suggests that more people are interested in accumulating the shares for delivery, indicating a more stable interest.
How to Use Volume and Delivery Scans – End of Day
- Identify stocks with an increase in delivery percentage and volumes.
- Use a high volume scanner to see how many times the delivery has increased.
- This scanning helps understand and analyze security-wise delivery positions effectively with a list of high delivery volume stocks.
How to Select Volume and Delivery Scan Stocks Using Intraday Screener
- Check the market trend and the stock trend.
- Ensure that the market trend and the stock trend are in the same direction.
- Select stocks with high delivery volume.
- The delivery volume will influence whether the trend is bullish or bearish.
- The selected stocks should have a high delivery percentage.
Volume and Delivery Scans – End of Day – Example on High Delivery Percentage, High Delivery Quantity, High Trade Quantity
For instance, the ‘ABC MOTORS’ stock had the highest delivery percentage in a one-day timeframe among all stocks. According to the data, the stock’s delivery volume is 85.23% of its total traded volume.
Volume and Delivery Data Table:
| Stock Name | Total Traded Volume | Delivery Volume | Delivery Percentage |
|---|---|---|---|
| ABC MOTORS | 1,000,000 | 852,300 | 85.23% |
| XYZ Power | 1,500,000 | 1,275,000 | 85.00% |
| LMN Communication | 800,000 | 680,000 | 85.00% |
This table demonstrates how ABC MOTORS, XYZ Power, and LMN Communication achieved high delivery percentages, indicating long-term interest from investors.
Conclusion
- Volume and Delivery Scans can effectively identify stocks with high delivery percentages.
- Major price movements with high volumes provide excellent trading opportunities.
- This method is particularly effective for investors in the Indian stock market seeking long-term gains.