Here's What's New This Week on Sahi

10 new indicators. 1-Tap trading from any instrument page. A better Option Chain experience in Options Scalper. Here is everything that just dropped on Sahi.

Order Block Detector (OBD)

Order Block Detector finds the price zones where big, institutional-sized activity most likely happened. Instead of looking at price alone, it watches for an unusually large spike in volume and marks the candle where that spike occurred. The idea is simple: where a lot of volume traded, large players left resting orders, and price often reacts again when it returns to that zone.

On the Sahi chart it draws colored rectangles that stretch to the right. Green boxes are bullish order blocks (likely demand and buying zones, usually sitting below price); red boxes are bearish order blocks (likely supply and selling zones, usually sitting above price). A thin line runs through the middle of each box marking its average price. A box stays on the chart until price trades through it, at which point it is removed.

Best for: ICT and SMC traders who want objectively marked institutional demand and supply zones on Nifty and BankNifty without drawing them manually.

Swing Highs/Lows & Candle Patterns (SHLCP)

Swing Highs/Lows & Candle Patterns identifies the key structural turning points in price, the peaks and troughs that define the trend, and then layers in candle-pattern context directly on those pivots. It classifies whether each pivot continues the existing trend or begins to reverse it, labelling each as a Higher High (HH), Lower High (LH), Higher Low (HL), or Lower Low (LL). At the same time, the candle sitting at that pivot is checked against six classic reversal patterns.

On the Sahi chart it draws floating text labels directly above swing highs and below swing lows. Each label shows two lines: the structural label (HH / LH / HL / LL) on the first line and the candle-pattern name on the second line. Hovering over a label pops up a tooltip that explains what that candle pattern means, without leaving the chart.

Best for: Structure-based traders who want trend context and candle confirmation in one view, rather than switching between tools.

Range Detector (RD)

Range Detector finds price consolidation zones, stretches of candles where the market is moving sideways rather than trending. It measures whether candles are staying inside a tight band around a short-term moving average. When enough consecutive candles fit within that band, the indicator marks the zone as an active range. The moment a candle closes outside the band, the range is considered broken, either upward or downward.

On the Sahi chart it draws a shaded rectangle that spans the height of the detected range, plus a dotted midline running through its centre. The box and midline stay blue while price is still inside the range; they turn green if price breaks out upward, and red if price breaks down.

Best for: Breakout traders who want the consolidation zone measured and marked automatically, with a clear colour signal the moment direction is confirmed.

FVG Instantaneous Mitigation Signals (FVGIMS)

FVG Instantaneous Mitigation Signals detects Fair Value Gaps, price imbalances where the market moved so quickly that a gap formed between candle wicks, and then fires a signal the moment price closes back through that gap, mitigating it. A minimum width filter keeps insignificant micro-gaps from generating noise.

On the Sahi chart it draws a shaded box over each fair value gap the moment it is mitigated, a dashed average line through the gap's midpoint, a small arrow label at the signal bar, and a trailing stop line that rides along with each signal. Bar colouring follows the active directional bias. There are no lagging oscillators; every element is anchored directly to price structure.

Best for: ICT and price-action traders who want to trade Fair Value Gap re-entries with a defined signal and built-in trailing stop, without manually watching for mitigation.

Ultimate RSI (URSI)

Ultimate RSI is an augmented version of the classic RSI. Instead of measuring only the ratio of recent gains to losses, it first finds the highest and lowest price over the lookback window, then uses that range to decide whether each bar's movement counts as a full range-move (when the high or low is broken) or just the raw price change (when neither extreme is broken). The result is an RSI that reacts faster to genuine breakouts and is less prone to the flat-grinding problem of standard RSI, where the oscillator barely moves during sideways markets.

On the Sahi chart it appears as a separate pane below price. You see the URSI line colour-coded by zone, an orange signal line, three fixed horizontal levels (20 / 50 / 80), and two colour-filled zones with a subtle gradient fade between 50 and each threshold.

Best for: Traders who rely on RSI for momentum and overbought/oversold reads, and want a version that is more responsive in fast-moving markets.

Volume Spike Signals (VSS)

Volume Spike Signals finds moments when trading volume surges far above its recent average, the kind of volume that marks real institutional participation, panic, or a genuine shift in conviction, and then checks whether price and trend are aligned with that surge. It calculates a short-term volume EMA and flags a spike whenever the current bar's volume exceeds that EMA by a configurable multiplier. A 50-bar price EMA determines the trend direction, and the candle's close-vs-open colour confirms whether buyers or sellers are in control during the spike.

On the Sahi chart it draws a green BULL label below the bar when a spike occurs on a bullish candle above the trend MA, and a red BEAR label above the bar when a spike occurs on a bearish candle below the trend MA.

Best for: Traders who want to confirm that a move is backed by genuine volume conviction before entering, rather than chasing low-volume noise.

Adaptive SuperTrend (AS)

Adaptive SuperTrend builds on the classic SuperTrend formula but adds an automatic aggression layer. It adjusts its ATR period and multiplier on the fly based on the strategy mode you choose (Conservative, Balanced, or Aggressive). It then cross-checks the trend signal against RSI and ADX: a long signal fires only when the SuperTrend flips bullish and ADX confirms the market is trending. The same logic applies in reverse for short signals.

On the Sahi chart it draws a single coloured SuperTrend line that runs below price in a bull trend and above price in a bear trend, green Bull labels when a long signal fires, red Bear labels when a short signal fires, shaded grey boxes during consolidation periods, and a compact dashboard in the top-right corner showing market state, trend strength, and exit mode.

Best for: Trend-following traders who want RSI and ADX confirmation built into their SuperTrend, without manually cross-referencing three separate indicators.

RSI-MA Trade Signals (RMTS)

RSI-MA Trade Signals combines four independent measures: a fast/slow EMA trend filter, RSI momentum crossovers, a MACD crossover, and a higher-timeframe RSI confirmation, into a single confidence score. A Bull or Bear signal fires the moment at least two of those four conditions align, so you get entries backed by more than one angle of the market rather than a single oscillator flipping.

On the Sahi chart it paints green upward triangles labelled Bull below the relevant candle and red downward triangles labelled Bear above it. It also draws two stop-loss lines: a red dashed line that trails below price when you are in a long trade, and a green dashed line that trails above price when you are in a short trade. Both lines disappear when no trade is active.

Best for: Traders who want a multi-condition entry signal with a built-in trailing stop reference, without building a four-indicator setup manually.

BBMA OA Signals (BOAS)

BBMA OA Signals is built on the BBMA (Bollinger Bands + Moving Averages) method, a Southeast-Asian price-action framework that uses the relationship between Bollinger Bands, a fast/slow LWMA ribbon (MA5 and MA10 on highs and lows), and trend EMAs to classify what price is doing at any moment. The method defines five distinct conditions: a band touch that rejects back (EXT), a follow-through candle (CSAK), a momentum burst that closes outside the band (MOM), a mid-zone retouch after the sequence (MHV), and a re-entry pullback to the ribbon in a confirmed trend (RE). The indicator detects all five and optionally filters each through a higher-timeframe direction check before marking it.

On the Sahi chart it draws the full Bollinger Band envelope with the mid highlighted separately, four LWMA lines with green and red ribbon fills, an EMA50 line coloured by trend direction, an EMA200 line, signal markers for every condition, and a small dashboard table showing trend, MTF direction, and the most recent signal.

Best for: Traders familiar with the BBMA method who want the full sequence automatically detected and marked on a Nifty or BankNifty chart.

Bollinger-RSI Tools (BRT)

Bollinger-RSI Tools combines two well-known momentum and volatility readings into a single indicator. Bollinger Bands measure how stretched or compressed price is relative to its recent average. RSI measures the speed and size of recent gains versus losses on a 0 to 100 scale. By layering both on one chart, the indicator lets you see extreme price stretches and momentum extremes together rather than separately.

On the Sahi chart it draws three things: a colour-coded background bar at the bottom of the chart that shows which direction the short-term trend is running; triangle signal markers that appear when price crosses outside the Bollinger Bands; and a green or red background fill on the candles themselves when RSI enters overbought or oversold territory.

Best for: Traders who want Bollinger Band breakout signals and RSI extremes on a single chart without managing two separate indicator panes.

1-Tap on Instrument Page

Your trade panel is now one tap away from any instrument page. Tap the three dots on the top right of any instrument and enable 1-Tap. The trade panel opens instantly. Toggle between Delivery and Intraday for equities, or Normal and Intraday for indices, all without leaving the instrument page.

Option Chain in Scalper

We have enhanced your option chain experience in Options Scalper. You can now analyse Call and Put side by side in one view without switching screens.