Stocks Near SMA Scanner

Find Stocks Trading Near Important Simple Moving Averages

Welcome to TrendScreener.in. The Stocks Near SMA Scanner helps you identify stocks currently trading close to SMA 20, SMA 50, SMA 100 and SMA 200. These moving averages are commonly used by traders as reference levels when studying short-term, medium-term and longer-term price trends.

Instead of manually checking individual stock charts, the scanner calculates the percentage distance between the current market price and the selected Simple Moving Average. Stocks trading within 3% of the selected SMA are displayed and sorted according to their distance from the moving average.

Trend Screener covers 250+ Indian stocks across major indices and sectors. Market and moving-average data is refreshed every minute during market hours.

How the Stocks Near SMA Scanner Works

The scanner compares each stock's current market price with the selected Simple Moving Average and calculates the absolute percentage distance between the two values. Stocks within the predefined 3% range are displayed, with stocks closest to the selected SMA appearing first.

• Near SMA 20: Find stocks trading close to their 20-day Simple Moving Average, a commonly used reference for shorter-term price trends.
• Near SMA 50: Identify stocks trading close to their 50-day Simple Moving Average, a widely followed medium-term trend reference.
• Near SMA 100: Monitor stocks approaching or trading around their 100-day Simple Moving Average.
• Near SMA 200: Track stocks trading close to the 200-day Simple Moving Average, one of the most widely followed longer-term moving-average levels.
• Automatic 3% Range Filter: Only stocks whose current market price is within 3% of the selected moving average are displayed.
• Closest Stocks First: Results are sorted according to their percentage distance from the selected SMA, making it easier to identify stocks closest to the level.
• 250+ Stocks Covered: Analyze stocks from Nifty 50, Nifty 100, Nifty 200 and major Indian market sectors.

A stock trading near a moving average does not by itself confirm support, resistance, a reversal or a continuation. The scanner is designed to identify stocks close to these technical reference levels so that traders can perform further analysis using price action, trend structure, RSI, volume or other indicators.