Death Cross — NSE Screener
The 50-day EMA crosses below the 200-day EMA — a widely watched bearish trend-change warning.
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Patterns are detected fresh after each market close. Check back tomorrow.What is a Death Cross pattern?
The Death Cross — a 50-day EMA crossing below the 200-day EMA — is one of the most widely cited bearish trend-change signals in technical analysis, closely tracked across NSE and global markets alike.
Because it relies on two moving averages, the Death Cross confirms weakness only after it has already begun to show up in price — part of the decline has often already happened by the time it fires. MomentumIQ flags every fresh Death Cross across all 2,827 NSE stocks the evening it occurs.
Does a Death Cross mean a stock will keep falling?
Not necessarily — like all lagging signals, a Death Cross confirms a trend shift that may already be underway. Some stocks stabilize or reverse soon after; it is a risk-flag and context signal, not a certainty.
What is the opposite of a Death Cross?
A Golden Cross — when the 50-day EMA crosses above the 200-day EMA, signalling a bullish trend change. MomentumIQ tracks both.
Does this show stocks that crossed weeks ago?
No — only fresh crosses from that day's session. For stocks that have been below their 200 EMA for a while without a new cross, check the separate Below 200 EMA screener instead.
Is Death Cross the same as being below the 200 EMA?
No. Below 200 EMA shows the current state for every stock trading under that level, however long it has been there. Death Cross shows only the specific moment the 50 EMA newly crossed below the 200 EMA — a much rarer, time-sensitive event.
