Similar to TICKQ (and alike) for Indian markets?

In order to get a sense of the overall market direction while doing 0DTE in stocks in the US, I can observe the general trend of the ticker “TICKQ” (check on Tradingview)

It appears there is no counterpart for Indian markets. Is it possible to have something like this? I would assume that several tickers of this sort would be needed as a particular stock may correlate to a particular sector and not the entire market, so when sector rotation of any sort is in play then the overall market ticker may not be the right reference. I am unsure on this part, though.

Can someone raise a request to exchanges in India to maintain a ticker like this? Or, is this something that Tradingview can maintain on their side? What would be ideal?

Finally, it did came across me that I could create my own indicator, but there would be severe limitations and potential reliability problems.

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/tickindex.asp

@nithin

  1. Any comments on this?
  2. What is the best way to have a confluence where I can rely on price action (e.g. not straddle breakouts)?
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@Arockiya_Raja @MohammedFaisal @tradingops_z + +

@avineshwar

Appreciate your suggestion, we are checking on work around and will keep this thread updated upon progress.

Thanks @nithin and the team.

If you can afford time for the retailers, I would like to also point towards a few other things.

As a general observation, the entire suite of tools are needed around the aspect of market breadth. I could not find things, apart from TICKQ (and alike), ADR (Advanced Decline Ratio), ADL (Advanced Decline Line), something similar to VOLD (ticker “USI:VOLD”), and so on.

Breadth of Market Theory: Meaning, Example, Limitations (investopedia.com)

When these are present, retailers can make much more informed decisions, you can expect potentially increased participation, as well as the field is slightly more neutral for everyone.