Golden Cross Stocks NSE Today
A golden cross is the 50-day moving average closing above the 200-day. It is slow by design, so it fires rarely and on stocks that have already turned. This page lists today's crosses alongside the broader trend-alignment screens, where price sits above every major average.
Each row shows which screen fired and how often that screen's trades closed in profit in the backtest. The pure golden cross screen fires too seldom to carry a large sample; the trend-alignment screens next to it have thousands of trades behind them.
NSE golden cross stocks today
148 stocks across 3 screens, top 25 shown, as of Sep 6, 2026.
Screens behind this list
- Price Above 20/50 EMA (Weekly)178 matching now · 45.9% win rate on 1,156 trades
- Price Above 20/50 EMA (Daily)113 matching now · 39.3% win rate on 1,025 trades
- Above All MAs Bull (Daily)87 matching now · 41.5% win rate on 826 trades
- Golden Cross (Daily)0 matching now
- Golden Cross (Weekly)0 matching now
- Golden Cross + Trend Quality (Daily)0 matching now
How a systematic trader uses this list
The cross itself is a lagging confirmation. Systematic traders use it as a regime filter rather than an entry: once a stock is above its 50 and 200 day averages, they buy pullbacks toward the 20 or 50 day line and put the stop under that line. The backtest exit rules on each screen page show which hold period has worked.
Questions
What is a golden cross?
The 50-day simple moving average crossing above the 200-day. The mirror image, the 50-day crossing below, is a death cross.
Why are there so few golden cross stocks on some days?
Because the averages move slowly. Most days no stock in the universe crosses. The trend-alignment screens on this page fill the gap with stocks that are already in the state a golden cross leads to.