EMA 9-12-26 Screener

Scan stocks by EMA 9 / EMA 12 / EMA 26 alignment on daily candles. Strong Buy = EMA9 > EMA12 > EMA26 (full bull stack). Includes MACD (12,26,9) histogram for momentum confirmation.

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# Symbol LTP Chg% EMA 9 EMA 12 EMA 26 Alignment Spread % MACD Signal Histogram Price Pos. Signal
1 DLFTOP 587.90 -1.36% 607.9 607.5 605.3
E9  ▲ E12
E12 ▲ E26
+0.44% +2.24 2.56
-0.32
▼ Below ▲▲ Strong Buy
2 GODREJPROPTOP 1826.00 +1.02% 1805.6 1804.6 1796.2
E9  ▲ E12
E12 ▲ E26
+0.52% +8.47 10.37
-1.90
▲ Above ▲▲ Strong Buy
3 OBEROIRLTYTOP 1716.80 -0.26% 1708.9 1708.5 1708.1
E9  ▲ E12
E12 ▲ E26
+0.05% +0.47 -0.06
+0.53
▲ Above ▲▲ Strong Buy

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What is the EMA 9-12-26 Screener?

This screener scans stocks by the alignment of three Exponential Moving Averages — EMA 9, EMA 12, and EMA 26 — on daily candles. It is closely related to MACD (12,26,9).

Signal Definitions

  • Strong Buy (EMA9 > EMA12 > EMA26): All three EMAs in perfect bull order — the strongest momentum signal. Price is trending up across short, medium, and long time frames.
  • Buy (EMA9 > EMA12, EMA12 ≤ EMA26): Short-term momentum turned bullish but still below the long-term average — early entry signal.
  • Neutral: EMAs are mixed or converging — no clear directional bias.
  • Sell (EMA9 < EMA12, EMA12 ≥ EMA26): Short-term momentum weakened — early warning of a downtrend.
  • Strong Sell (EMA9 < EMA12 < EMA26): All three EMAs in perfect bear order — the strongest sell signal.

MACD (12, 26, 9) Columns

  • MACD: EMA(12) − EMA(26). Positive = bullish momentum; negative = bearish.
  • Signal: 9-period EMA of the MACD line. Acts as a trigger.
  • Histogram: MACD − Signal. Positive and rising = increasing bullish momentum.
  • Spread %: (EMA9 − EMA26) as a % of LTP — how stretched the trend is.

EMA Formula

EMAToday = (Price × (Smoothing / (1 + Days))) + EMAYesterday × (1 − (Smoothing / (1 + Days)))

The standard smoothing factor is 2. A higher smoothing factor gives more weight to recent prices.

FAQs on EMA 9-12-26 Screener

Is EMA 9 good for intraday trading? Yes — the 9-period EMA is widely used by intraday traders to identify short-term trend direction and potential entry/exit points.

What do the 12 and 26-day EMAs tell you? These are the foundation of MACD. EMA 12 is the fast line and EMA 26 is the slow line. When EMA 12 crosses above EMA 26, it generates a bullish MACD signal.

What is the difference between EMA and SMA? EMA gives more weight to recent prices and reacts faster to price changes than SMA, which gives equal weight to all periods. EMA is more sensitive — useful for trend-following; SMA is smoother — useful for identifying major support/resistance levels.

How does a bullish EMA crossover happen? A bullish crossover occurs when the shorter-term EMA crosses above the longer-term EMA, signalling an emerging uptrend. For this screener, EMA9 crossing above EMA26 is the key signal.

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What is the EMA 9-12-26 Screener?

This screener scans stocks by the alignment of three Exponential Moving Averages — EMA 9, EMA 12, and EMA 26 — on daily candles. It is closely related to MACD (12,26,9).

Signal Definitions

MACD (12, 26, 9) Columns

EMA Formula

EMAToday = (Price × (Smoothing / (1 + Days))) + EMAYesterday × (1 − (Smoothing / (1 + Days)))

The standard smoothing factor is 2. A higher smoothing factor gives more weight to recent prices.

FAQs on EMA 9-12-26 Screener

Is EMA 9 good for intraday trading? Yes — the 9-period EMA is widely used by intraday traders to identify short-term trend direction and potential entry/exit points.

What do the 12 and 26-day EMAs tell you? These are the foundation of MACD. EMA 12 is the fast line and EMA 26 is the slow line. When EMA 12 crosses above EMA 26, it generates a bullish MACD signal.

What is the difference between EMA and SMA? EMA gives more weight to recent prices and reacts faster to price changes than SMA, which gives equal weight to all periods. EMA is more sensitive — useful for trend-following; SMA is smoother — useful for identifying major support/resistance levels.

How does a bullish EMA crossover happen? A bullish crossover occurs when the shorter-term EMA crosses above the longer-term EMA, signalling an emerging uptrend. For this screener, EMA9 crossing above EMA26 is the key signal.

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