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A strong stock runs up to an all-time high, then pulls back and falls below its 220-day moving average — the line most traders use to separate “healthy” from “weak.” That's the reset. Then it finds its footing, climbs back above that line, and starts heading toward its old high again — the reclaim. History shows this reset-then-reclaim moment is often where a stock's next big leg up begins: the pullback has shaken out weak hands, and the stock is now cheap relative to a high it has already proven it can reach. SignalSky scans every stock on the NSE and US markets, every day, to catch this exact moment — then tracks what happened next, so you don't have to take our word for it.

The setup behaves differently across large caps, broad indices, and India vs. the US.

The fastest movers break back to their highs within days of reclaiming the 220-day line. Tightening the window keeps only those — fewer trades, different quality of setup.

Real signals — entry date, price, and outcome. These are multi-year holds; the holding period is shown for each. Our losing trades are counted in every stat above — nothing is hidden.