Moving Average Crossover

Detect Golden Cross (EMA50 × EMA200), Death Cross, and short-term EMA 20/50 crossovers using 1 year of daily candle data.

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# Symbol LTP Chg% EMA 20 EMA 50 EMA 200 RSI Price vs EMAs Signal
1 SIEMENSTOP 3563.80 -0.45% 3439.7 3300.3 3190.5 79.4 ▲ Above ★ Golden Cross
2 ABBTOP 6883.50 +0.12% 6803.4 6609.8 6230.2 64.0 ▲ Above Bullish
3 BHELTOP 309.26 +5.70% 288.2 276.0 264.1 99.7 ▲ Above Bullish
4 HAVELLSTOP 1291.10 +0.40% 1276.4 1259.9 1289.9 67.7 ▲ Above Bullish
5 LTTSTOP 3448.20 +0.32% 3404.8 3365.5 3377.8 50.4 ▲ Above Bullish

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What is a Moving Average Crossover?

A moving average crossover occurs when a faster EMA crosses above or below a slower EMA — indicating a potential trend change.

Types of Moving Averages

There are two main types of moving averages used in this screener:

Key Moving Average Levels to Watch

How crossovers are detected

This screener computes EMA values on 1 year of daily candles. Crossovers are detected by comparing the current EMA relationship with values from 10 days ago (short-term) or 20 days ago (long-term). If the fast EMA was below the slow EMA 10 days ago but is above it now, a Bullish Crossover is flagged.

Understanding MA Crossover Signals

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