The Stockbee Market Monitor by Pradeep Bonde is an indispensable tool that tracks how many stocks are actually moving, not just the index. It is instrumental for any serious trader to use for situational awareness. This page pays homage to the epic tool and tries to simplify reading it for you: a plain-English verdict every trading day, backed by twelve years of history you can explore.
Data: Stockbee Market Monitor by the legendary Pradeep Bonde. Not affiliated with Stockbee.
Six needles for the day shown in the read above. Down 4% and distribution run inverted, so red always means trouble. Change the date in the read to move them.
Every trading day colored by net 4% breadth: stocks up 4%+ minus stocks down 4%+. Deeper green means broader buying, deeper red broader selling, dim means quiet tape. Hover a day for its numbers, click a month to load it in the chart above.
A stock moving 4% or more in one day is real conviction, not drift. Count them on both sides and you know who is in control.
The 5 and 10-day ratios sum up-4% days against down-4% days. They flag short-term extremes early.
T2108 is the share of stocks above their 40-day average. The quarterly counts (25% movers) define the regime.
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