Intraday Momentum Blast Strategy | Find Explosive Trades Using Free Screener

Intraday Momentum Blast (IMB)

The presenter introduces Intraday Momentum Blast (IMB), a screener designed to find bullish intraday stocks showing price strength, momentum, trend confirmation, and unusual volume.

The screener is generally run during the first half of the trading day, after allowing the market to settle for roughly 10–15 minutes. The presenter suggests running it around 9:45–10:00 a.m., though the spoken timing is somewhat inconsistent.

Screener conditions and process

The screener looks for stocks that meet these conditions:

• Current price is above the day’s opening price.
• Today’s price change is greater than 1%.
• RSI is above 60.
• MACD is above zero.
• The stock has one-day unusual volume.
• Price is above the Supertrend. The presenter also notes that Supertrend may help with a trailing stop.
• Market capitalization is preferably ₹50,000 crore or higher. This can be lowered to ₹20,000 crore to produce more candidates; the subtitle’s stated lower threshold is garbled.

The screener is described as combining around seven to eight conditions. The presenter cautions against changing parameters other than market capitalization.

Confirmation and examples

After screening, the presenter recommends reviewing the stock’s chart, then checking its current futures contract and open-interest buildup on Dhan OT Web. A long buildup is presented as additional confirmation of a strong trend.

The presenter suggests the setup may offer moves of roughly 1.25%–1.5%, but this is an expectation, not a guaranteed return.

• Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) is shown as an example. It met the conditions and later moved approximately 2%.
• DLF also appeared on the screener after being up about 1%, then reportedly moved around 5.25% after that candle closed.

On the day discussed, Nifty was up around 1%. The presenter says the screener may show roughly 8–15 stocks on a typical day, depending on market conditions. Candidate counts changed as filters were applied: about 300 after the RSI stage, 247 after MACD, and around 130 after the unusual-volume filter. These are examples from that session, not fixed results.

Risk management and cautions

The presenter warns that illiquid stocks can lose much of a targeted 1%–1.5% move to slippage, which is one reason for using the market-cap filter.

No exact entry, stop-loss, or exit levels are provided. Supertrend is mentioned as a possible trailing-stop aid, while futures open interest is offered as confirmation.

The presenter recommends observing the scanner for one week, 15 days, or 30 days, recording trades on paper, starting with individual shares, and increasing position size gradually.

The video ends with the standard warning that securities-market investments are subject to market risk and viewers should read the relevant documents.

Instruments and securities mentioned

• Equities: HAL, DLF
• Index: Nifty
• Derivatives and market data: Stock futures and open interest
• Indicators: RSI, MACD, Supertrend

Presenter and source: An unnamed presenter on the Dhan channel. The screener and futures/open-interest workflow are demonstrated using Dhan Scan and Dhan OT Web.