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Delayed intraday snapshot at about 2:57 PM IST on 7 October 2026. Prices can change during the session.
May be starting to improve
Price moves above its 200-day EMA
This stock has moved above a price guide based on the past 200 trading days. It may be starting to improve, but one good day does not mean it will keep rising.
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What this means for you
Imagine a guide that smooths out the stock’s daily price changes. The 200-day EMA is one such guide; it gives more importance to recent prices. Moving above it can suggest improvement. Before buying, check why the price rose and whether the company is doing well.
Recent prices look stronger
50-day EMA moves above the 200-day EMA
This stock’s recent prices are doing better than its prices over a longer period. That may be a sign of improvement and a reason to learn more about the company.
What this means for you
The 50-day EMA looks at a shorter period, while the 200-day EMA looks at a longer one. When the shorter guide moves above the longer guide, recent prices may be improving. This is called a golden cross. It does not mean the stock is cheap or that you should buy it immediately.
Price has come back down
Price comes back near a rising 200-day EMA
This stock has come down close to its 200-day price guide, which has been moving up. It may be worth a closer look, but the price could fall further.
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What this means for you
Here, the stock is no more than 2% above its 200-day EMA after being farther above it yesterday. The guide is higher than it was five trading days ago. Some people look for stocks that have eased back after rising. Check the business and price before buying; this guide cannot stop a further fall.
Price may be losing strength
Price moves below its 200-day EMA
This stock has fallen below a price guide based on the past 200 trading days. If you own it, this is a reason to check what has changed in the company.
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What this means for you
Falling below the 200-day EMA can be an early sign that the stock’s price is weakening. It does not automatically mean the company is in trouble. If you own it, check the company’s news and results before deciding whether to hold or sell.
Improvement over the week
Weekly close moves above the 40-week average · completed week ending 2 October 2026
This stock has finished the week above its average weekly closing price over the past 40 weeks. It may be improving when you look beyond daily ups and downs.
Signal uses the completed week ending 2 October 2026. Prices shown are delayed source prices observed at about 2:57 PM IST on 7 October.
What this means for you
This guide uses one closing price per week rather than every day’s price. It helps people who want to look past daily price swings. Moving above the 40-week average may suggest improvement, but it still needs to be backed by a healthy business.
Source: chartink.com · Five saved scans were checked and displayed prices were captured on 7 October 2026 at about 2:57 PM IST. Daily readings are delayed intraday observations and may change before the market closes. The weekly signal was shifted back one week to use the completed week ending 2 October 2026; its displayed prices are the delayed 7 October observations. EMA screens use exponential moving averages; the weekly screen uses the 40-week simple average. ETFs, indices and duplicate symbols were removed. Coverage is Chartink’s cash universe; this page is a research shortlist, not a recommendation.