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Stocks Above 200 DMA Today — Live Bullish Trend Screener

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Price just above 200 SMA support

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Quick Read — What this signal means

Stocks Above 200 DMA surfaces NSE stocks trading just above the 200-period Simple Moving Average (SMA) — i.e. price is testing the line from above. The SMA often acts as dynamic support here; if price holds, the existing uptrend continues. If it slices through, you get an early warning of a deeper correction.

How to trade it

  • Look for bullish rejection wicks at the SMA — they confirm the line as support.
  • Entry: on the reversal candle close, with stop below the SMA.
  • If price breaks the SMA cleanly, flip your thesis — the trend may be ending.

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

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It shows NSE stocks that currently match the Stocks Above 200 DMA condition based on the latest market data. The list refreshes during NSE trading hours and is intended as a starting watchlist for further analysis, not as a buy/sell recommendation.

Stocks Above 200 DMA Today — Live Bullish Trend Screener

Review Indian stocks currently trading above their 200-day moving average. The 200-day SMA (Simple Moving Average) is widely considered one of the most important technical indicators for determining the long-term trend of a stock. When a stock's price stays consistently above this level, it indicates a strong, established long-term bullish trend.

Why Track Stocks Above 200 DMA?

Institutional investors and portfolio managers use the 200 DMA to filter out weak stocks and identify long-term winners. Stocks maintaining their position above the 200-day moving average are generally in a healthy uptrend, making them prime candidates for trend-following strategies and 'buy and hold' investments.

  • Trend Confirmation: Stocks above the 200 DMA are officially in long-term bullish territory.
  • Institutional Buying: Institutions often accumulate fundamentally strong stocks when they dip near but stay above the 200 DMA.
  • Momentum Maintenance: Stocks far above the 200 DMA show extreme momentum (though they may be overbought in the short term).
  • Fewer False Breakouts: Long-term averages filter out daily noise, providing a clearer picture of the primary trend.

    Formula Definition: Above 200 DMA

    Calculation: Current price > current 200-day SMA. This screener uses current (live/latest) daily candles to determine if the stock is actively trading above its 200-day Simple Moving Average (DMA) for the daily timeframe.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    While being above the 200 DMA is a positive sign of a long-term uptrend, it should not be the sole reason to buy. It's best to combine this with volume analysis, fundamental checks, and shorter-term moving averages to find the optimal entry point.
    A sustained drop below the 200 DMA is often interpreted as a major trend reversal from bullish to bearish. However, brief dips can happen during high volatility; confirmation (like a close below it for several days) is usually needed.

    Explore our live screener to find fundamentally and technically strong stocks trading confidently above their 200-day moving average.