15 companies closed above a recent range or 50-day high, on heavy volume
Data as of 19 Oct 2026 close · BSE
How this screen works
Price screen on daily charts: the Daily Range Breakout & the 50-Day High Breakout together, the largest companies first, as on the Desk's Breaking out list. The latest session closed above a range of 3 weeks or more (every close within 15% of its highest close) or above the highest close of the 50 sessions before it, on BSE volume at least 1.5 times its 50-day average. Only companies worth ₹500 crore or more with a median BSE turnover of at least ₹25 lakh a day. Many breakouts fail & slip back: this shows what the price did, not what happens next.
Price, last 12 months 50-day average 200-day average
- Punjab National BankBanksClosed 2.8% above its 21-week range (highest close ₹118.3), on 5.1× its 50-day average volume
- Above the level
- +2.8%
- Volume vs avg
- 5.1×
- Mkt cap, ₹ cr
- 1,39,812
- Union Bank of IndiaBanksClosed 0.3% above its 4-week range (highest close ₹180), on 4.2× its 50-day average volume
- Above the level
- +0.3%
- Volume vs avg
- 4.2×
- Mkt cap, ₹ cr
- 1,37,787
- Federal Bank Ltd.Banks · call transcript filedClosed 0.4% above its 6-week range (highest close ₹347), on 8.2× its 50-day average volume
- Above the level
- +0.4%
- Volume vs avg
- 8.2×
- Mkt cap, ₹ cr
- 86,101
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Figures use consolidated results where a company files them, otherwise standalone. Growth compares a quarter with the same quarter a year earlier. Companies on BSE's SME platform that file results every six months are shown on half-years, marked "half-year": growth compares a half-year with the same half a year earlier, & their 12 months are the latest full year or the last two half-years. EPS from before a split or bonus is restated on today's share count; P/E is left blank when the share count changed after the latest quarter. Operating margin, ROCE & debt ratios are left blank for banks, lenders & insurers, where they do not describe the business; price to sales is blank for them too, and their cards show P/B instead. Banks, NBFCs & other lenders are valued on their books, so their P/E & PEG are left out too (in the table, in filters & sorts, & in the CSV) & P/B (price ÷ book value per share) is their measure; insurers keep P/E. PEG uses 12-month EPS growth capped at 100% and is blank when 12-month EPS a year earlier was below ₹1. When one-off (exceptional) items come to more than a quarter of 12-month pre-tax profit, P/E, PEG & 12-month EPS growth leave them out (profit before tax & those items, taxed at 25%) & are marked "without one-offs"; a company whose consolidated quarters are incomplete shows P/E on its standalone results, marked "standalone". A revenue jump of 50 times or more on both the year-ago & the previous quarter is marked "check the filing" & left out of business screens & sorts. ROCE here is 12-month profit before interest & tax ÷ (equity + borrowings) on the latest balance sheet. Price screens use about a year of raw BSE daily prices: a company needs 200 trading days and a median BSE turnover of at least ₹25 lakh a day to be measured, and about 240 trading days for the 1-year change, relative strength rating & trend checklist. Most splits and bonuses are detected and left out; a small bonus (e.g. 1 for 4) can slip through until adjusted prices are loaded. Relative strength ranks a company against the BSE companies we measure, and volume & turnover are BSE trading only. Breakout screens: levels are BSE closing prices, with splits, bonuses & spin-offs applied to earlier prices. A week runs Monday to Friday & counts once it is complete, so the weekly screens change once a week, normally after Friday's close. Volume is BSE trading only. Newer listings count once they have 51 sessions of prices. Built 2026-10-19 15:07 UTC; prices as of 19 Oct 2026; refreshed every six hours.