EMA Crossover

Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) give more weight to recent prices. An EMA crossover occurs when a shorter-term EMA crosses above or below a longer-term EMA. A bullish crossover signals a potential upward trend, as it suggests that the short-term momentum is stronger than the long-term momentum. A bearish crossover signals a potential downward trend, as it suggests that the short-term momentum is weaker than the long-term momentum.

Across 283 scored detections, the EMA Crossover moved the way it predicts relative to SPY 55% of the time over the next 20 trading days, with a mean excess return of +0.36%. A coin flip scores about 50%.

284 symbols in our coverage universe have a recorded EMA Crossover detection history. BA has formed it most often — 13 times.

How has this setup performed historically?

WindowOccurrencesWin rate vs SPYMean excess return
5 days33054%0.09%
20 days28355%0.36%
60 days14651%-1.00%

20-day figures: 283 settled signals detected from 2026-02-13, scored through 2026-10-29; 64 more still inside the window. Every one is listed in the track record.

Win rate = share of occurrences where the stock beat SPY over the window in the direction the signal predicted — for a bearish setup, a win means it underperformed. Measured on our own detections, which puts the coin-flip line at 50%. Sample sizes are small; treat these as context, not as an edge.

Recent EMA Crossover detections

From our daily published list over the past 12 months, newest first. Past detections, not recommendations — open a symbol for its chart and current status.

SymbolDirectionDetectedDetail
FTVBullish2026-10-29Status & history →
GENBullish2026-10-29Status & history →
GOOGLBearish2026-10-29Status & history →
NXPIBullish2026-10-29Status & history →
POOLBullish2026-10-29Status & history →
PPGBullish2026-10-29Status & history →
EFXBullish2026-10-28Status & history →
EPAMBullish2026-10-28Status & history →
GEVBearish2026-10-28Status & history →
LMTBullish2026-10-28Status & history →

US stocks that have formed the EMA Crossover most often

Counts are past detections by our scanner, not signals firing today. Follow a symbol through to its own page for the current reading.

SymbolDetectionsDetail
BA13Has BA formed one? →
INTC10Has INTC formed one? →
CHTR9Has CHTR formed one? →
DXCM9Has DXCM formed one? →
HUM9Has HUM formed one? →
AXON8Has AXON formed one? →
CDNS8Has CDNS formed one? →
CMCSA8Has CMCSA formed one? →
GEHC8Has GEHC formed one? →
MELI8Has MELI formed one? →
NXPI8Has NXPI formed one? →
PCG8Has PCG formed one? →
ADI7Has ADI formed one? →
APTV7Has APTV formed one? →
BKR7Has BKR formed one? →
CF7Has CF formed one? →
ISRG7Has ISRG formed one? →
PSA7Has PSA formed one? →
QCOM7Has QCOM formed one? →
RCL7Has RCL formed one? →
XOM7Has XOM formed one? →
ZBH7Has ZBH formed one? →
AMGN6Has AMGN formed one? →
APP6Has APP formed one? →
ARM6Has ARM formed one? →
BBY6Has BBY formed one? →
BLDR6Has BLDR formed one? →
CPT6Has CPT formed one? →
DOV6Has DOV formed one? →
EXPE6Has EXPE formed one? →
FICO6Has FICO formed one? →
GEN6Has GEN formed one? →
GPC6Has GPC formed one? →
HON6Has HON formed one? →
INTU6Has INTU formed one? →
IRM6Has IRM formed one? →
LLY6Has LLY formed one? →
LUV6Has LUV formed one? →
LW6Has LW formed one? →
LYB6Has LYB formed one? →
MSCI6Has MSCI formed one? →
NUE6Has NUE formed one? →
PCAR6Has PCAR formed one? →
PYPL6Has PYPL formed one? →
SNPS6Has SNPS formed one? →
STX6Has STX formed one? →
SWK6Has SWK formed one? →
TDG6Has TDG formed one? →
TER6Has TER formed one? →
TFC6Has TFC formed one? →
TRMB6Has TRMB formed one? →
TXN6Has TXN formed one? →
VRTX6Has VRTX formed one? →
WDC6Has WDC formed one? →
ZBRA6Has ZBRA formed one? →
AMAT5Has AMAT formed one? →
AMZN5Has AMZN formed one? →
APD5Has APD formed one? →
ARKK5Has ARKK formed one? →
AVGO5Has AVGO formed one? →
BAC5Has BAC formed one? →
CEG5Has CEG formed one? →
CNC5Has CNC formed one? →
DDOG5Has DDOG formed one? →
EG5Has EG formed one? →
EPAM5Has EPAM formed one? →
FIS5Has FIS formed one? →
GNRC5Has GNRC formed one? →
GRMN5Has GRMN formed one? →
HPQ5Has HPQ formed one? →
IBM5Has IBM formed one? →
IEX5Has IEX formed one? →
IR5Has IR formed one? →
IVZ5Has IVZ formed one? →
JCI5Has JCI formed one? →
KO5Has KO formed one? →
LHX5Has LHX formed one? →
LII5Has LII formed one? →
LMT5Has LMT formed one? →
MDLZ5Has MDLZ formed one? →
META5Has META formed one? →
MOS5Has MOS formed one? →
MSTR5Has MSTR formed one? →
MTCH5Has MTCH formed one? →
NCLH5Has NCLH formed one? →
PAYX5Has PAYX formed one? →
PDD5Has PDD formed one? →
PTC5Has PTC formed one? →
PWR5Has PWR formed one? →
RVTY5Has RVTY formed one? →
SBUX5Has SBUX formed one? →
SHW5Has SHW formed one? →
STLD5Has STLD formed one? →
TPL5Has TPL formed one? →
TSLA5Has TSLA formed one? →
TT5Has TT formed one? →
UAL5Has UAL formed one? →
UBER5Has UBER formed one? →
UHS5Has UHS formed one? →
WBD5Has WBD formed one? →

Showing the 100 most-detected of 284 symbols. The rest are reachable from each symbol's own page.

Frequently asked questions

What is the success rate of the EMA Crossover pattern?
Across 283 scored detections, the EMA Crossover moved the way it predicts relative to SPY 55% of the time over the next 20 trading days, with a mean excess return of +0.36%. A coin flip scores about 50%.

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