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50DMA vs 200DMA: how to combine moving averages in stock screens

Understand the difference between 50DMA and 200DMA and how Indian stock screeners can combine them with momentum and valuation filters.

Different jobs

50DMA captures medium-term trend. 200DMA captures longer-term trend. A stock above both is usually in a healthier trend structure than a stock above only 50DMA. A stock above 50DMA but below 200DMA may be recovering, but it still has longer-term overhead.

How to use them together

For momentum screens, 50DMA plus 200DMA helps reduce weak recoveries. For turnaround screens, above 50DMA but still below 200DMA can be useful because it may catch an early recovery. The right rule depends on whether you want confirmed strength or early change.

What to add next

Moving averages do not tell you valuation, quality, or liquidity. Add turnover, PE, ROE, recent returns, and quarterly profit trend before treating a screen as investable research.

How to ask Gimli

Use a direct screening prompt, then refine the result with follow-ups such as adding market cap, sorting by returns, excluding sectors, or checking the industry breakup.

NSE stocks above 50DMA and 200DMA with positive 3M returns

Fresh examples from Gimli data

These rows are pulled from the latest available Gimli database snapshots when the page loads. They are examples for learning, not recommendations.

SymbolCurrent PriceSma 50Sma 200Ret 3M Pct
SANGINITA56.9636.8419.12159.74
SIGMAADV533.40466.57255.55159.06
VIJIFIN8.585.153.42156.89
CEMPRO1,627.001,197.01836.35155.20
ONELIFECAP36.1729.5618.64135.64

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