Golden Cross + Bullish

50-day average above the 200-day, with a bullish 7-day SentiSense Score ยท As of 2026-10-13 02:57 UTC

This screen crosses a classic chart condition with the conversation. It finds stocks in a golden cross state, where the 50-day moving average of the price sits above the 200-day, and whose news and social coverage over the past week is bullish. The chart says the medium-term trend is above the long-term one, and the Score says the crowd agrees right now.

Top stocks on this screen right now

  1. AMZN, Amazon Inc.
  2. NVDA, NVIDIA Corporation
  3. GOOGL, Alphabet Inc.
  4. EADSY, Airbus SE
  5. TSM, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited
  6. MRVL, Marvell Technology, Inc.
  7. DIS, The Walt Disney Company
  8. BBY, Best Buy Co., Inc.
  9. AMD, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
  10. ZS, Zscaler, Inc.

How this screen is computed

The moving averages are simple averages of daily closing prices, and a stock needs a full 200 sessions of history before it can qualify, so recent listings are left out. The screen checks the state, not the day of the crossover: a stock stays on the list for as long as its 50-day average remains above its 200-day. The sentiment leg is the 7-day SentiSense Score, our read on how bullish or bearish a stock's news and social coverage has been over the past week, weighted by how actively the stock is discussed, which must sit in the bullish band. Matches are sorted by the Score, most bullish first.

Frequently asked questions

What is a golden cross?

A golden cross is when a stock's 50-day moving average rises above its 200-day moving average. Chart traders read it as the medium-term trend turning up. The opposite, the 50-day falling below the 200-day, is called a death cross.

Does a golden cross predict higher prices?

Not on its own. Moving averages describe where the price has been, and the SentiSense Score describes how the conversation reads today; neither is a forecast. This page is educational and is not financial advice.

How often does this screen update?

The stock data behind this screen refreshes about every 20 minutes during US market hours, every 30 minutes before and after the session, hourly overnight, and once over the weekend. This page can trail that by up to 10 minutes. The 7-day SentiSense Score moves more slowly than price, because it summarizes a full week of coverage.

See the live SentiSense Score for each match, tweak the filters, and screen the full universe on the SentiSense stock screener.

Educational only, not investment advice.