Stocks pressing their 52-week high while a named counterparty placed a bulk or block buy today — momentum plus accumulation.
A stock near its 52-week high shows momentum; a bulk or block buy by a named counterparty shows someone large is accumulating. When both happen at once, the breakout has a visible buyer behind it.
This screen intersects the two: stocks within 5% of their 52-week high that also had a bulk or block BUY today, ranked by the size of that deal.
Strota takes today's bulk and block BUY deals, keeps the largest buy per stock, and filters to names trading within 5% of their 52-week high (from the price history).
The 'From 52w High' column shows proximity to the high; 'Buyer' and '₹ Cr' show who bought and how much.
Confluence of momentum and a named buyer is a strong tell, but counterparties can have many motives and disclosures lag. Information, not advice.
What does this screen combine?
Two signals on the same day: a stock trading within 5% of its 52-week high (momentum) and a bulk or block BUY by a named counterparty (accumulation).
Why is this useful?
A breakout with a visible large buyer behind it is more convincing than a breakout on its own. It links price momentum to an actual disclosed buyer.
Where does the buyer name come from?
NSE discloses the counterparty for every bulk and block deal; Strota shows that name and the deal value.
Is it investment advice?
No. It is a confluence of public exchange signals — something to research, not a recommendation.