Golden Cross Stocks: 50-Day Above 200-Day
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Stocks whose 50-day simple moving average has crossed above their 200-day simple moving average within the past 30 trading days — the pattern technicians call a golden cross. Newest crosses first, with the current distance between price and the 200-day line.
How this screen is computed
Both averages are simple means of daily closes: the last 50 sessions and the last 200. A cross is recorded on the first session where the 50-day average closes above the 200-day after having been below it; only stocks with a full 200 sessions of history can qualify.
The date column is the session of the cross; the "vs 200-day" column is (latest close ÷ 200-day average − 1) × 100 today. Averages are recomputed nightly from the day's closes and the table refreshes hourly.
How to read it
A golden cross is a lagging description of a trend that has already been running for weeks — the 50-day average cannot overtake the 200-day without a sustained rise first. Its usefulness is as a filter for stocks in established uptrends, not as a timing signal; many crosses are followed by pullbacks.
Small, volatile stocks produce crosses (and reversals) more often than large ones. In the interactive screener the death-cross mirror, the RSI and a market-cap floor are one click away for a narrower reading.
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