If you've spent any time in the Indian trading community, you've heard the term "Bhavcopy." It sounds technical, but the concept is simple: the Bhavcopy is a comprehensive summary of all the trading activity that happened on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) for a single day.
Think of it like a list of raw ingredients for a chef. It has all the essential data, but you need to process it to create a delicious meal (or in our case, an actionable trading insight).
Raw Bhavcopy File
(.csv)
Actionable Insights
(Charts & Analysis)
What's Inside a Bhavcopy?
It's a large CSV (Comma Separated Values) file containing rows for every security traded on the exchange. For our purposes, we are most interested in the following columns for equity stocks:
Why is it Important?
The Bhavcopy is the **single source of truth** for daily market data. It is the official, verified EOD (End of Day) report from the NSE. Any serious analysis—from calculating daily returns to identifying volume breakouts—must start with this raw data.
The Challenge: Analysis Paralysis
The problem is that a raw Bhavcopy file contains thousands of rows. Manually opening it in Excel, filtering for Nifty 50 stocks, matching it with the previous day's data, and calculating all the necessary metrics is a slow, tedious, and error-prone process. This is the exact frustration that leads many traders to give up on daily analysis.
Go from Raw Data to Actionable Insights in Seconds
This is the problem I built the Daily Market Scan tool to solve. You no longer need to struggle with Excel. Just upload the raw Bhavcopy files, and the tool does all the heavy lifting—giving you a clean, interactive dashboard in an instant.
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