EMA Crossover Stocks NSE Today
Short moving-average crossovers are the fastest trend signal most traders use: the 9-period EMA crossing the 20, and the MACD line crossing its signal. This page lists today's crosses in both directions, from the hourly EMA screens and the daily MACD screens.
Crossovers fire a lot, so the record matters. Each row shows the screen and its win rate across thousands of backtested trades, and the direction the cross favours.
NSE ema crossover stocks today
16 stocks across 2 screens, as of Sep 6, 2026.
Screens behind this list
- MACD Bull Cross (Daily)10 matching now · 42.5% win rate on 803 trades
- MACD Bear Cross (Daily)6 matching now · 45.8% win rate on 766 trades
- EMA 9/20 Cross Down (1-Hour)0 matching now · 42.6% win rate on 1,109 trades
- EMA 9/20 Cross Up (1-Hour)0 matching now · 43.6% win rate on 1,501 trades
How a systematic trader uses this list
Fast crossovers whipsaw in ranges and pay in trends. The backtests behind these screens reward two habits: only take a cross in the direction of the higher-timeframe trend, and exit on the opposite cross or on a fixed target rather than hoping. The stop goes on the other side of the slower average.
Questions
What is a 9/20 EMA crossover?
The 9-period exponential moving average crossing the 20-period. A cross up is a fresh short-term uptrend; a cross down is the reverse. The screens here evaluate it on hourly candles.
Which is better, the EMA cross or the MACD cross?
Neither in general. The win rate column shows each screen's own record. MACD crosses on daily candles fire less often and tend to hold longer; hourly EMA crosses fire more and suit shorter holds.