Below 200-Day MA

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When a stock's price falls below its 200-day moving average it enters long-term bearish territory. Institutional investors often reduce or eliminate positions when this occurs. This screen is useful for risk management — identifying stocks in structural downtrends that may not be suitable for buy-and-hold strategies until the trend reverses with a confirmed close back above the MA 200.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I still buy NGX stocks below their 200-day MA?

Yes, but the risk is higher. Stocks below MA 200 are in long-term downtrends. If you are a contrarian investor buying for a turnaround, look for stocks where the price has stabilised above MA 50 while still below MA 200 — this can indicate the early stages of a recovery.

More Technical Based Signals

RSI Oversold

NGX stocks with RSI below 30 — technically oversold and potentially due for a bounce.

RSI Overbought

NGX stocks with RSI above 70 — technically overbought, watch for potential pullbacks.

MACD Bullish

NGX stocks where MACD is above its signal line — bullish momentum signal.

MACD Bearish

NGX stocks where MACD is below its signal line — bearish momentum signal.

Above 200-Day MA

NGX stocks trading above their 200-day moving average — long-term uptrend.

Golden Cross

NGX stocks where the 50-day MA has crossed above the 200-day MA — strong bullish signal.

Death Cross

NGX stocks where the 50-day MA has fallen below the 200-day MA — long-term bearish signal.