Golden Cross — NSE Screener
The 50-day EMA crosses above the 200-day EMA — one of the most closely watched bullish trend-change signals.
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Patterns are detected fresh after each market close. Check back tomorrow.What is a Golden Cross pattern?
The Golden Cross — a 50-day EMA crossing above the 200-day EMA — is one of the most recognized bullish signals in technical analysis, closely tracked by NSE traders and financial media alike.
Because it relies on two moving averages, the Golden Cross confirms a trend change only after it has already begun — it is a lagging, not leading, signal. MomentumIQ flags every fresh Golden Cross across all 2,827 NSE stocks the evening it occurs.
Is a Golden Cross a reliable entry signal on its own?
It is widely followed, but being a lagging signal, a meaningful portion of the initial move may already have happened by the time it fires. Many traders use it as trend confirmation alongside other tools rather than a standalone entry trigger.
What is the opposite of a Golden Cross?
A Death Cross — when the 50-day EMA crosses below the 200-day EMA, signalling a bearish trend change. MomentumIQ tracks both.
Does MomentumIQ show stocks that crossed weeks ago, or only today's fresh crosses?
Only fresh crosses — stocks where the crossover happened in that day's session. For stocks that have held above the 200 EMA for a while without a new cross, check the separate Above 200 EMA screener instead.
How is this different from just checking if a stock is above its 200 EMA?
Above 200 EMA shows the current state for every qualifying stock, however long it has held that position. Golden Cross shows only the specific moment the 50 EMA newly crossed above the 200 EMA — a much rarer, more time-sensitive event.
