Weekly stock screens

Market Radar

Separate stock screens from chart indicators and review market breadth, weekly breakouts, one-year winners, and market-cap concentration.

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Market breadth

Advance-decline breadth, 20-session high-low balance, and 20-day trend participation.

2026-05-15

RankNameMarketMetricAbove 20D20D H-L
1

KOSPI breadth

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KOSPI25%43%-16 (6 / 22)
2

KOSDAQ breadth

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KOSDAQ11.5%29.3%-28 (3 / 31)

Interpretation guide

How to read market breadth

The Market Breadth radar shows whether KOSPI and KOSDAQ strength is broad enough to trust. It combines the advance-decline balance, the 20-session high-low spread, and short-term trend participation so you can distinguish a broad market upswing from an index move led by only a few heavyweights.

What it tracks

This screen tracks advancers versus decliners, recent 20-session highs and lows, and the share of sampled large names trading above their 20-day average. The goal is to read both daily participation and short-term trend quality.

  • Advancing share above 50% means more stocks are rising than falling.
  • A positive 20D high-low balance means short-term breakouts outnumber short-term breakdowns.
  • Above 20D shows how many important stocks remain above their short-term trend line.

How to interpret it

If the index rises while breadth is weak, the rally is narrow and more vulnerable to reversal. If breadth improves before the headline index moves much, the market may be preparing for healthier rotation.

  • Bullish: advancing share above 55%, positive 20D high-low balance, and Above 20D above 55%.
  • Neutral: advancing share between 45% and 55%, with highs and lows roughly balanced.
  • Bearish: advancing share below 45%, negative high-low balance, and Above 20D below 45%.

How to respond

Strong breadth supports trend-following and breakout exposure. Weak breadth calls for smaller position sizes, tighter risk limits, and more skepticism toward index-only rallies.

  • In strong breadth, cross-check 52-week highs, trading value spikes, and co-buy screens to build a shortlist.
  • In weak breadth, avoid chasing thin themes and focus on relative strength, liquidity, and downside control.
  • If KOSPI and KOSDAQ diverge, treat them as separate opportunity sets rather than one market.

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