Nifty High Dividend Yield 15
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A description of one index and never a recommendation: its own price trend beside its strength against the broad market, what it costs, and what is happening to the companies inside it — so a move can be read as the index, or as a few names carrying it.
Nifty High Dividend Yield 15
its own trend, beside its relative strengthSource: computed from NSE index prices · NSE index closes.
Other index · as of 2026-10-01
Falling, in line with the market
Price: Downtrend Relative strength: In line ☁ Neutral
— vs its 50-day average · — vs its 200-day average · 3-month return — · — off its 52-week high · — above its 52-week low. Price is the index's own trend; relative strength is measured against the Nifty 500 — the two can disagree, and when they do that disagreement is the read.
Weather, because: 3m slope +0.0
No price history on record for this index yet.
Today
levels, valuation and returnsSource: NSE index closes.
| Open | — | High | — |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low | — | Volume | 97,496,938 |
| Turnover | ₹2,724 cr | Dividend yield | 3.70% |
| P/EToday's close ÷ trailing-twelve-month EPS (the last four reported quarters summed). Blank if any of those four quarters is missing, or if TTM EPS is zero or negative — a negative P/E is not a cheap stock, it is a loss-making one, and printing a number there would mislead. | 7.86 — higher than on 0 of the last 1 sessions it was recorded (higher = richer) | P/Bthe share price per rupee of the company's own book value (share capital plus reserves). | 1.42 |
| 50-day average | — (—) | 200-day average | — (—) |
| 52-week high | — (—) | 52-week low | — (—) |
Returns · 1 day — · 1 week — · 1 month — · 3 months — · 6 months — · 12 months —
Relative strength
versus the broad marketSource: computed from NSE index prices · computed from NSE index prices · computed relative strength.
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3-month slope — · relative-strength trend In line · Compare with other indices →
The ratio lineNifty High Dividend Yield 15 ÷ Nifty 500
No relative-strength ratio on record for this index against the Nifty 500 yet.
Relative-strength channel
where the ratio sits in its own rangeSource: computed from NSE index prices.
High Dividend Yield 15 — its own RS channelrelative strength versus Nifty 500
Not enough relative-strength history to draw a channel for this name yet. The band engine needs roughly two years before a range means anything, and it is not drawn on less.
Inside the index
bottom-up, equal-weightSource: computed from NSE prices · computed accumulation and distribution · company classification.
No liquid constituent signals on record for this index yet.
Seasonality
the calendar recordSource: computed seasonality.
How Nifty High Dividend Yield 15 has behaved month by month and week by week, every year on record, with each result's sample size beside it: its seasonal record →
Two readings answer different questions. The price trend says whether the index is going up. Relative strength says whether it is beating the market. A sector can rise while lagging — money is still flowing elsewhere faster — and it can fall while leading, simply by falling less.
Descriptive market data from the exchange's own index files and the stock tape. No ranking of what to own, no recommendation, and nothing here is adjusted for risk.
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