ADX Scans — Trend Strength Screener

Screen stocks by Average Directional Index (ADX) trend strength. ADX > 25 = strong trend, ADX < 20 = ranging. Use +DI / −DI to determine trend direction.

Live data Updated: Jun 23, 2026 04:13 AM
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▲ Strong Uptrend
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▼ Strong Downtrend
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⇧ Emerging Uptrend
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⇩ Emerging Downtrend
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ADX > 25
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Ranging / Weak
Filter:
# Symbol LTP Chg% ADX +DI −DI DI Spread Strength RSI Signal
1 GAILTOP 177.14 +1.86%
59.6
32.5 8.2 24.2 +DI leads Very Strong 72.5 ▲ Strong Up
2 ONGCTOP 245.30 -0.39%
57.5
8.4 31.1 22.7 -DI leads Very Strong 24.2 ▼ Strong Down
3 POWERGRIDTOP 289.65 -0.89%
49.2
21.0 7.2 13.9 +DI leads Strong 63.3 ▲ Strong Up
4 IOCTOP 143.43 -1.83%
36.0
41.8 19.6 22.1 +DI leads Strong 59.8 ▲ Strong Up
5 BPCLTOP 307.95 +0.44%
23.7
35.5 21.9 13.6 +DI leads Developing 60.6 ⇧ Emerging Up
6 RELIANCETOP 1323.90 +1.10%
19.4
24.6 16.6 8.0 +DI leads Weak / Ranging 53.3 — No Trend
7 HINDPETROTOP 392.10 -2.37%
7.0
31.1 27.1 4.1 +DI leads Weak / Ranging 55.2 — No Trend
8 NTPCTOP 366.60 +0.22%
6.4
15.2 17.3 2.1 -DI leads Weak / Ranging 49.6 — No Trend

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What is the ADX Indicator?

The Average Directional Index (ADX) measures the strength of a trend — not its direction. It is derived from the Directional Movement System developed by J. Welles Wilder.

ADX Formula

ADX = (Prior ADX × 13 + Current ADX) / 14

How to read ADX + DI together

ADX > 25 with +DI > −DI = confirmed uptrend. ADX > 25 with −DI > +DI = confirmed downtrend. When ADX rises from below 20, a new trend may be starting.

FAQs on ADX Indicator

What is the standard ADX setting? The standard setting is 14 periods. Some traders use shorter periods (7) for more sensitivity, or longer periods (30) for smoother signals. The high volatility threshold is 25 and the low volatility threshold is 20.

What are the 3 lines in the ADX indicator? The three lines form the Directional Movement Index (DMI): ADX (black line) measures trend strength, +DI (green line) measures upward directional movement, and −DI (red line) measures downward directional movement.

What is the 2-period ADX strategy? The 2-period ADX is used to identify pauses in a trending market. When the 2-period ADX drops to a low level during an uptrend, it signals a short-term consolidation — a low-risk entry point in the direction of the trend.

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