Overview of the Signals Tool
The Signals tool on StockIntel provides detailed insights into trading-related events on the Pakistan Stock Exchange, helping users make informed decisions about buying and selling stocks. It allows to filter by signal type and company.
How to access the tool?
You can access the tool by the left navigational menu or by quickly typing /signals shortcut in StockIntel's search bar.
Type of Signals
Circuit Breaker (Blue): This signal indicates when trading on a particular stock or the entire exchange is temporarily paused at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX). This usually happens due to a significant and rapid change in price, acting as a safety measure.
Price Spike (Green): A green "Price Spike" signal highlights instances where a stock's price has significantly increased within a short period. This can point to strong buying interest or a sudden positive development.
Price Fall (Red): Conversely, a red "Price Fall" signal indicates a significant decrease in a share price within a short timeframe. This might suggest selling pressure or a sudden negative event.
Abnormal Volume (Orange): An orange "Abnormal Volume" signal appears when a stock's trading volume at PSX is significantly higher than the previous sessions levels. This can suggest increased interest or a lack of activity in that particular stock.
Default View
The default view of the Signals page presents a real-time table of all signals generated for all companies listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) during the current session. As new signals occur, they will appear immediately at the top of the table.
Filter by Signal Type
To filter your view, check the boxes next to the signal types you want to see and uncheck those you want to hide.
Filter by Company
To filter signals for a specific company, enter the company's name or stock symbol into the dropdown.
How often is the data updated?
The data is updated in real-time during trading hours.