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Stocks with a Golden Crossover

50-day vs 200-day moving average crosses in the last 5 sessions · 31 Jul 2026

14 stocks formed a golden crossover and 3 a bearish crossover in the last 5 sessions, across 404 NSE companies scanned.

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golden crosses
3 ▼
bearish crosses
404
companies scanned
Company Close ₹ 50 DMA ₹ 200 DMA ₹ Crossed On
KRBL
KRBL
351.10 361.75 361.51 31 Jul
Godrej Properties
GODREJPROP
2,105.70 1,900.75 1,888.87 30 Jul
InterGlobe Aviation
INDIGO
5,171.00 4,968.19 4,943.19 30 Jul
AksharChem India
AKSHARCHEM
249.94 226.20 224.60 30 Jul
Bajaj Finance
BAJFINANCE
1,141.20 979.11 972.02 29 Jul
ICICI Bank
ICICIBANK
1,435.40 1,358.28 1,349.26 29 Jul
3M India
3MINDIA
34,615.00 33,789.60 33,693.65 29 Jul
Anant Raj Industries
ANANTRAJ
624.50 553.30 544.09 29 Jul
Relaxo Footwears
RELAXO
403.95 370.03 364.41 29 Jul
Kirloskar Ferrous
KIRLFER
472.30 455.81 452.07 28 Jul
PCBL
PCBL
317.90 308.57 303.17 28 Jul
IDFC First Bank
IDFCFIRSTB
84.68 77.59 76.40 27 Jul
Rupa & Company
RUPA
161.05 160.67 157.89 27 Jul
Indoco Remedies
INDOCO
219.49 230.05 227.81 27 Jul

14 companies · Crosses within the last 5 sessions · Prices as of 31 Jul 2026 · Source: NSE end-of-day data

Reading Moving-Average Crossovers

Moving averages smooth daily noise into a trend line. When the faster line overtakes the slower one, the trend itself may be turning.

The Golden Cross

The 50-day average rising above the 200-day means recent buying is strong enough to bend the long-term trend upward. Historically, many sustained rallies began with this signal.

Volume expanding around the cross adds conviction — check the volume ratio on the company page.

The Death Cross

The bearish counterpart warns that the medium-term trend has rolled over. Long-term investors use it less as a sell trigger and more as a prompt to re-examine the thesis.

Ask: did fundamentals deteriorate, or is the whole sector simply cooling off?

Lagging by Design

Crossovers confirm trends late — that is the price of filtering noise. In choppy, sideways markets they whipsaw; in trending markets they keep you on the right side for months.

Pair the signal with valuation: a golden cross on an already-expensive stock deserves extra scepticism.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a golden crossover in stocks?
A golden crossover (or golden cross) happens when a stock's 50-day moving average rises above its 200-day moving average. It signals that recent prices are strengthening relative to the long-term trend, and is one of the most widely followed bullish technical signals.
What is a bearish (death) crossover?
The opposite of a golden cross: the 50-day moving average falls below the 200-day moving average, often called a death cross. It indicates the medium-term trend has turned down relative to the long-term trend, and is treated as a caution signal by trend-following investors.
How reliable is the golden cross as a buy signal?
Moving-average crossovers are lagging indicators — they confirm a trend change after it has begun, and they generate false signals in sideways markets. They work best combined with fundamentals: a golden cross on a company with growing earnings is a much stronger setup than the signal alone.
How is this crossover screener calculated?
After every NSE close we compute each stock's 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages of closing prices, and flag stocks where the two lines crossed within the last 5 trading sessions. Stocks with less than 200 sessions of trading history are excluded.

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Data Source: National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) · End-of-Day Prices · Not investment advice