Stocks Below 200 SMA Today

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EOD NSE data·Signal date: ·Education only · not advice

This screener tracks NSE stocks breaking below their 200-day Simple Moving Average. A breakdown below the 200 SMA is considered a major bearish signal, often highlighting weak stocks and long-term trend reversals to the downside.

This screener is based on the latest completed trading-day data. Today's live prices may differ.

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Quick Read — What this signal means

Price crossing below the 200 SMA shows that sellers have taken control of the long-term trend. It signals loss of momentum and can be an early warning of a deeper correction or bear market phase for the stock.

How to trade it

  • Look for a daily close below the 200 SMA to confirm the breakdown.
  • Avoid buying stocks immediately after they break below the 200 SMA.
  • Use this signal to manage risk by tightening stops on existing long positions or finding short opportunities.

For education only. Not investment advice. Always combine signals with your own analysis and risk management.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It indicates the stock is in a long-term downtrend. Investors widely view the 200 SMA as the dividing line between a bull and bear market for an individual stock.