Moving Average Crossover

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

Live data Updated: Jul 26, 2026, 11:03 AM
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# Symbol LTP Chg% EMA 20 EMA 50 EMA 200 RSI Price vs EMAs Signal
1 JKCEMENTTOP 5668.50 -1.62% 5487.0 5414.3 5523.2 60.5 ▲ Above ▼ Death Cross
2 DALBHARATTOP 1811.50 -2.83% 1796.3 1785.8 1905.1 55.3 ▲ Above ⇧ Bullish X
3 INDIACEMTOP 406.85 -0.33% 393.2 390.4 397.2 63.5 ▲ Above ⇧ Bullish X
4 ULTRACEMCOTOP 11846.00 -0.52% 11698.3 11579.5 11737.0 54.8 ▲ Above ⇧ Bullish X
5 SHREECEMTOP 26715.00 -0.02% 26407.5 25759.2 25696.0 51.2 ▲ Above Bullish
6 ACCTOP 1342.50 -1.21% 1362.1 1366.5 1474.8 38.3 ▼ Below Bearish
7 AMBUJACEMTOP 425.15 +0.38% 431.0 432.4 464.8 39.4 ▼ Below Bearish
8 RAMCOCEMTOP 914.95 +0.88% 919.7 919.7 976.7 40.8 ▼ Below Bearish

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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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