TredyeLive NSE market pulse, sector money flow and F&O order flow, in one free dashboard
Tredye helps Indian traders read the market before they trade. See where money is moving across sectors, how NIFTY and BANKNIFTY are positioned in the options market, and which of the 218 F&O stocks are seeing real buying or selling pressure. Learn the concepts behind every chart in our free F&O Academy.
Market pulse (delayed, public sources)
Market mood
Breadth, money flow, NIFTY trend and India VIX are combined into a single risk-on / risk-off reading.
Indices
NIFTY 50, BANKNIFTY and FINNIFTY with expected expiry ranges derived from option implied volatility.
India VIX
India VIX measures the market's expected 30-day volatility from NIFTY option prices. Higher VIX means pricier options.
Breadth & flow
Advancing vs declining stocks, and estimated money flowing in and out of the market.
Sector money flow
Tredye groups NSE stocks into sectors such as Banks, NBFCs, IT, Auto, Pharma, Metals and Energy and tracks traded value and price change, so you can see which sectors institutions are rotating into and out of during the session.
What you get inside Tredye
F&O order flow & order blocks
Order-book depth and order-block zones for all 218 NSE F&O stocks, with a market → sector → stock flow view so you can drill straight into the stock that matters.
Options & OI flow
Open interest build-up, put-call ratio, max pain and support/resistance "walls" from the option chain for NIFTY and BANKNIFTY.
Screeners
RSI, implied volatility and futures basis screeners across the F&O universe to shortlist candidates quickly.
Liquidity & strength
Relative strength against NIFTY, liquidity maps and calm-vs-volatile regime views to match your strategy to the tape.
News & radar
Market news and an intraday radar of unusual moves, volume spikes and breakouts.
Trading journal
A private journal kept in your browser to log trades and review mistakes. It is never uploaded.
Learn F&O the right way
Futures vs options
A future is an obligation to buy or sell at a set price on expiry. An option is a right, not an obligation. Buyers pay a premium and risk only that premium, while sellers collect it and take on larger risk.
Open interest
Open interest is the number of contracts still open. Rising price with rising OI suggests long build-up. Falling price with rising OI suggests short build-up. Reading both together beats reading price alone.
Option Greeks
Delta tracks how much the premium moves with the underlying, theta is daily time decay, vega is sensitivity to volatility and gamma is how fast delta changes. Option buyers fight theta every day.
Risk first
SEBI studies show most individual F&O traders lose money. Size positions so one bad trade can't hurt you, always use a stop, and never trade money you need.
Important
Tredye is an educational and analytics tool, not investment advice. VoltVave Innovations is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst. Data comes from publicly available sources and may be delayed or inaccurate. Read our Disclaimer and Data Integrity Policy.