Trade History

What the engine saw

BELRISE scored 95 with High conviction on a classic breakout setup: fresh 52-week highs, +7% outperformance vs NIFTY, volume surge to 7.8× average. No extended-market or weak-market flags. Six of seven signals aligned. Mixed regime, moderate sector momentum — not a tailwind, but the stock's own strength (relative outperformance) was the thesis.

What happened

Entry ₹234.73 on 2026-06-09. Price touched ₹235.96 (+0.5%) the same day—the peak—then reversed. Within two sessions, BELRISE fell through the 1.5×ATR stop at ₹222.38. Exit at -5.3%, realised loss. The quick +2.5% swing target was never reached. A clean, fast stop-out.

The takeaway

High score + strong relative strength don't override regime weakness. Mixed market regime with only moderate sector momentum meant fewer buyers to sustain the breakout. The +7% outperformance was real but fragile—enough to trigger the engine, not enough to hold when the broader market didn't cooperate. The stop worked as designed: preserved capital on a failed setup in 48 hours, not a scandal.

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What the engine saw

DATAPATTNS triggered at a 95-score high-conviction setup: a fresh 52-week breakout with 4.8× volume spike, +11.6% relative strength vs NIFTY, and six of seven signal alignments. Market regime was mixed but the stock itself was executing—Electronic Technology sector had momentum, and the breakout showed real buying, not thin liquidity. Entry ₹4558.50 with a 1.5× ATR stop (₹4225.19) and 3.5 R:R target structure looked textbook.

What happened

Price climbed to ₹4722 (+3.6%) within the first day, hitting the quick +2.5% tactical target—exactly what the setup promised. But there was no follow-through. By day two, conviction collapsed, and the stock reversed hard into the stop at ₹4225.19. Net result: –7.3% loss, call closed in two sessions.

The takeaway

The breakout was real—volume, relative strength, and market leader status were all genuine. The stop worked: it prevented a deeper bleed. But the lesson is harsh: a 95-score breakout that reaches its micro-target *immediately* and then reverses is a signal of trapped buyers, not sustained demand. High conviction + high volume + immediate target hit + no momentum = exit the win fast or tighten the stop. Don't wait for the full R:R when the setup's conviction evaporates.

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What the engine saw

CUPID triggered a Confirmed Buy on a 92-score setup: strong relative strength (+15.4% vs NIFTY), fresh 52-week highs, and elevated volume (1.7× normal)—classic signs of outperformance in a weak sector. Entry ₹145.86, stop ₹138.20 (1.5×ATR buffer). Conviction was Moderate; only 5 of 7 signals aligned in a mixed market regime. The R:R of 3.5 promised ₹161.18 (target 1) and ₹172.67 (target 2) with defined risk.

What happened

Stock rose +13.1% in 4 days to peak at ₹164.97, clearing target 1 (₹161.18) and hitting the quick +2.5% milestone. The call closed "HIT" with no exit price recorded—data shows the trade reached its target zone but capture method is unclear. No stop was triggered; the move stayed north of ₹138.20 throughout.

The takeaway

Relative strength in a weak sector outperformed the market regime headwind. The 1.5×ATR stop allowed breathing room without giving back the edge. When only 5/7 signals align, moderate conviction often means smaller position size—but CUPID proved the engine's rank-based selection works even when the broader setup is mixed. The peak at target 1 rewards discipline: take profits on plan rather than chase target

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What the engine saw

UNIMECH scored 84 with moderate conviction on a +10.3% RS edge over NIFTY. The setup: established uptrend, volume spike to 2.1× normal, five of seven signals aligned. No extended-breakout flag, no weak-market headwind. The R:R math was 3.5:1 (₹78.52 risk for ₹274 upside to T2). Mixed regime, moderate sector momentum — not ideal tailwinds, but the relative strength and volume pattern suggested real institutional buying.

What happened

Entry ₹1149.75 → price climbed to ₹1199.95 (+4.4%) within the 2-day hold. A +2.5% quick-win target was hit. Then it reversed hard and closed the second session at the stop, ₹1071.23, crystallizing a -6.8% loss. No bounce, no hesitation — clean exit into the stop.

The takeaway

Score and RS strength aren't immunity to reversal in mixed regimes. The +4.4% peak proved the entry was real, but the engine's moderate conviction flagged incomplete signal alignment (5/7, not 6+). The 1.5× ATR stop executed exactly as designed—protecting capital when the thesis broke. Two-session reversals from breakouts are regime-dependent; in mixed markets, even quality setups need stronger confluence or tighter initial stops.

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