Delivery % on high-volume days (volume > 36-day MA) · grouped by sector
For each stock, we compare that day's traded volume against its own trailing 36-day average. A cell only appears when volume is above that average — ordinary days are left blank.
The color is the delivery percentage: the share of that volume that actually settled into demat accounts, rather than being squared off intraday. High volume paired with high delivery % suggests real buying conviction (accumulation); high volume with low delivery % suggests speculative churn or distribution. A marker flags days where volume exceeded twice the average — a stronger version of the same signal.