Compare stock prices with SMA 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200.
Find stocks trading close to important Simple Moving Averages.
Find stocks where price has crossed above the selected SMA.
Find stocks where price has crossed below the selected SMA.
Find SMA 50 crossing above SMA 100 or SMA 200.
Find SMA 50 crossing below SMA 100 or SMA 200.
Find SMA 20 crossing above SMA 50, SMA 100 or SMA 200.
Find SMA 20 crossing below SMA 50, SMA 100 or SMA 200.
Track long-term moving average crossover conditions.
Welcome to TrendScreener.in. The Simple Moving Average (SMA) Screener brings together multiple moving-average scanners designed to help traders analyze the relationship between stock prices and important Simple Moving Averages.
You can compare stock prices with SMA 10, SMA 20, SMA 50, SMA 100 and SMA 200, find stocks trading close to important moving-average levels, identify fresh price crossovers and monitor crossovers between different moving averages.
Instead of manually opening individual charts, these scanners allow you to filter predefined moving-average conditions across more than 250+ Indian stocks from one section of Trend Screener.
The underlying market and moving-average data is updated approximately every 1 minute during market hours.
Each scanner in this section focuses on a different moving-average condition. You can use them to narrow a large list of stocks before performing further technical analysis.
A Simple Moving Average (SMA) represents the average closing price of a stock over a selected number of trading periods. For example, an SMA 50 is calculated using the closing prices of the previous 50 trading periods, while an SMA 200 represents a much longer price history.
Shorter moving averages generally respond more quickly to recent price changes, while longer moving averages move more gradually. Traders commonly compare multiple moving averages to understand how short-term price behaviour relates to the broader trend.
The scanners on this page are designed primarily as filtering tools. A stock appearing in a crossover or Near SMA scanner does not automatically mean that the stock should be bought or sold.
For example, after identifying a stock using one of the SMA scanners, you can study its individual stock page, price chart, broader trend, RSI, 52-week position or other technical information before forming your own view.
Moving averages are only one way of analyzing market behaviour. You can combine SMA analysis with other Trend Screener tools for additional market context.
Important Disclaimer: TrendScreener.in is not a SEBI-registered Research Analyst or Investment Advisor. The Simple Moving Average screeners available on this page are provided only for educational, informational and stock screening purposes. Results are generated using predefined moving-average calculations and conditions and should not be considered as buy, sell or investment recommendations. Please conduct your own research before making any trading or investment decision.