Market Analytics
Volume & Settlement Analytics
Daily traded volume, close price and NCCPL UIN-wise settlement percentage for any PSX stock, on one chart. As of 15 Oct 2026.
Symbol explorer
Pick a symbol, set the window, toggle the series
Volume tells you how much of a stock traded; settlement tells you how much of that trading actually changed hands. This tool puts both beside the price for a single symbol: heavy volume above the 7 and 14 day average levels with a rising UIN settlement share reads very differently from the same volume with settlement thinning out.
Days in view
Series
OGDC · 14 trading days · 28 Sep 2026 → 15 Oct 2026 · Settlement data on 14/14 sessions
Bars: daily volume (millions of shares, left axis). Solid line: closing price (right axis). Dotted line: NCCPL UIN-wise settlement % of traded value, drawn only on sessions with a settlement row. Dashed levels: mean daily volume over the last 7 and 14 sessions.
Reading the chart
Quick answers on UIN settlement, coverage and the average lines
It is the share of a stock's traded value settled by the announcing UIN, published by the National Clearing Company of Pakistan (NCCPL) for symbols on its disclosure list. A higher percentage means more of the session's trading value was actually settled by that UIN. See the settlement glossary entry for the underlying concept and the PSX Settlement page for the market-wide picture.
Bars are daily traded volume in millions of shares (left axis). The solid line is the closing price (right axis). The dotted line with markers is the UIN settlement percentage, drawn only on sessions that have an NCCPL settlement row. The two dashed horizontal levels are the average daily volume over the stock's last 7 and 14 trading sessions. Every series can be toggled on and off, and the days-in-view presets change the lookback window.
Each is a single flat level: the mean daily volume over the stock's most recent 7 or 14 trading sessions. Bars rising above the levels mark sessions trading heavier than the recent norm; bars below mark quieter sessions. They are fixed reference levels for the current window, not rolling curves.
NCCPL publishes UIN-wise settlement only for the symbols and sessions on its disclosure list, so not every trading day carries a row. The coverage counter above the chart shows how many sessions in the selected window have settlement data; volume and price still plot for every session, and the dotted line leaves honest gaps rather than interpolating.
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