MintX is a systematic stock research platform for Indian equity markets (NSE/BSE). It provides Fibonacci retracement STRONG/WEAK signals for 3,000+ stocks, FII/DII institutional flow data, advanced screener, option chain OI analysis, support & resistance levels, portfolio tracker, heatmap, and sentimeter. It is available free, with Plus and Pro plans available on request. For educational and research purposes only.

What are Fibonacci signals in stock trading?

Fibonacci signals are STRONG, WEAK, or NEUTRAL classifications generated when a stock's price reaches a key Fibonacci retracement level — 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, or 78.6% — of a prior swing move. MintX computes these daily for 3,000+ NSE/BSE stocks and flags confluence zones where multiple levels align, increasing signal confidence. This is for educational and research purposes only, not investment advice.

How does MintX use FII/DII flow data?

MintX aggregates 75 days of Foreign Institutional Investor (FII/FPI) and Domestic Institutional Investor (DII) buy and sell flow from NSE. The FII/DII dashboard shows net flows, sector allocation, and how institutional activity correlates with Fibonacci signal strength, helping traders understand smart-money direction.

What is the Sentimeter on MintX?

The Sentimeter is MintX's proprietary market breadth indicator. It tracks the advance/decline ratio across 3,000+ NSE stocks, sector-level bullish vs bearish signal percentages, and momentum acceleration. A high sentimeter reading indicates broad market strength; a low reading signals weakness — similar to NYSE breadth but built for Indian equities.

What options data does MintX show?

MintX's OI Summary shows put-call ratio (PCR), total call and put open interest, OI change, and derived support/resistance for NIFTY, BANKNIFTY and F&O stocks, to help traders read positioning and likely expiry ranges.

What is a confluence zone?

A confluence zone is a price area where multiple technical indicators align simultaneously — for example, a Fibonacci 61.8% retracement level coinciding with a 200-day EMA and a prior swing low. MintX's Signal Predictor highlights these zones for NSE stocks, giving traders higher-confidence entry and exit points.

How much does MintX cost?

MintX offers three plans: Free (₹0 forever — 5 signals, screener, FII/DII flow), Plus (25 signals, 100 alerts, Fibonacci Calculator, option chain OI, sentimeter, Smart Baskets), and Pro (50 signals, 1,000 alerts, full heatmap, signal predictor, portfolio heatmap, NIFTY chart) — talk to us for Plus/Pro pricing. All plans include NSE/BSE coverage across Nifty 50, large cap, mid cap, and small cap stocks.

What technical indicators does MintX support?

MintX supports Fibonacci retracement (23.6%–78.6%), RSI, MACD, EMA (5/9/21/50/100/200-day), VWAP, Bollinger Bands, support & resistance, put-call ratio (PCR), open interest (OI), advance/decline breadth, FII/DII flow, confidence score, risk/reward ratio, win rate, and drawdown. Heatmap views are available by sector and market cap (large/mid/small).

What is the difference between MintX Plus and Pro?

MintX Plus gives 25 Fibonacci signals, 100 active alerts, Fibonacci Calculator, Correlation Matrix, Smart Baskets, option chain OI, sentimeter, and breakout scanner. MintX Pro adds 50 signals, 1,000 active alerts, full stock heatmap, signal predictor (confluence zones), portfolio heatmap, NIFTY/BANKNIFTY price chart, 16-chart layouts, 500 screener results, and volume leaders widget. Talk to us for Plus/Pro pricing.

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What are support and resistance?

Support and resistance are foundational technical-analysis concepts. This explainer covers what they mean and how they are identified on a chart — as a concept, not as advice.

1. What is support on a price chart?

Support is a price area where a stock has previously stopped falling and turned back up, suggesting buyers tended to step in there. It is an observed level on a chart, not a guarantee that price will behave the same way again.

2. What is resistance?

Resistance is the mirror image of support: a price area where a stock has previously stopped rising. Chartists treat it as a zone where selling has historically appeared. Like support, it is descriptive of past behaviour, not a forecast.

3. How are support and resistance identified?

They are read from prior swing highs and lows, repeated reaction points, and round numbers. MintX computes support and resistance levels automatically and draws them as overlays on the price chart so you can see them at a glance.

4. Does MintX recommend trades based on support and resistance?

No. MintX presents support and resistance as factual chart overlays and summarizes technical stance in plain wording (Strong / Weak / Neutral). It does not provide investment advice. MintX is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser.

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MintX is a technology and analytics platform, not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst. This page explains a concept for educational purposes only and is not investment advice. Any example figures use delayed data. Markets carry risk; consult a SEBI-registered adviser before investing.

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What are support and resistance?

Support and resistance are foundational technical-analysis concepts. This explainer covers what they mean and how they are identified on a chart — as a concept, not as advice.