EMA Superimposition

Superimposes every selected EMA — across timeframes — onto one price scale and measures how tightly they are bunched. A stock whose lines sit almost on top of each other scores near 0; one whose lines fan wide apart scores near 1. Every EMA is computed on the stock’s full stored history, not just the visible year.

Scanning Nifty 100…

Reading the full stored history of every constituent to warm each EMA. This takes a few seconds the first time; afterwards it is instant.