Pre-market intelligence
Daily institutional data for Indian traders
Bias for today
India Fear & Greed
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Global markets
What moved overnight
Sector performance
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FII / DII
Last 10 sessions, net ₹ crore
FII / FPI
DII
Options intelligence
Where the big OI sits
Volatility & key levels
Market breadth · Nifty 50
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Nifty 50 heatmap
Options Sniper status
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30-day history
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What is AKTV Market Pulse?
AKTV Market Pulse is a free pre-market dashboard for Indian traders. Every morning before 9:15 AM IST, it compiles the key data institutional desks use: FII/DII flows, India VIX, PCR, Max Pain, PDH/PDL levels and a daily market bias, in one clean page. No login. No subscription. Always free.
Market Pulse updates are also shared daily on Telegram. Join @aktvsignals for morning alerts on your phone.
How to use Market Pulse
FII/DII data. Check whether foreign and domestic institutions were net buyers or sellers the previous day. Sustained FII buying over 3 to 5 days broadly supports the index. A single day's data can be misleading, so always check the trend.
India VIX. Below 15 means calm markets and cheaper options premiums. Above 20 means high fear: options become expensive and directional bets carry more risk. Options Sniper only fires signals when VIX is below 19.
PCR (Put-Call Ratio). Above 1.2 indicates more put buying and expected support. Below 0.8 indicates call-heavy positioning and possible resistance. Use it as a sentiment indicator, not a standalone signal.
Max Pain. The strike price where option writers lose the least. Most relevant on expiry day: Tuesday for NIFTY, Thursday for SENSEX. Price tends to gravitate toward Max Pain near expiry.
PDH / PDL. Previous Day High and Low are key intraday levels. A break above PDH signals bullish momentum. A break below PDL signals bearish pressure. Options Sniper uses these levels as entry triggers.
Who is this for?
Market Pulse is built for traders who want to prepare before the market opens, not react after it moves. Whether you trade NIFTY options, BankNifty or individual stocks, understanding the pre-market context helps you filter out bad trades and focus on higher-probability setups.
Disclaimer: AKTV Market Pulse is an educational tool. Data shown is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. AKTV and Ardan Kumar are not registered with SEBI. Please consult a SEBI-registered financial adviser before making any investment decisions. Trading in futures and options involves substantial risk of loss.