EMA crossover screen flags 26 buys and 10 sells
The crossovers pack lists 36 signals from a 124-stock pool, with industrials the largest sector at 28. It screens for 10/30 EMA crossovers across prices from $4 to $644 and notes one insider purchase and four insider sales.
The screen identified 36 fresh 10/30 EMA crossovers from a 124-stock universe, with industrials accounting for 28. It applies a $40 million minimum average daily volume and avoids companies within seven days of earnings; signals are based on the close and are intended to be held for roughly one to four weeks.
The listed examples span prices from $4.08 to $324.99 and market caps from $1.3 billion to $219.5 billion. Among the highlighted names, BORR showed a recent insider purchase, while CDNS showed an insider sale; the pack also notes four insider-selling cases overall.
Retail and institutional investors may use such crossover lists as short-term screening ideas, potentially increasing trading activity in the named stocks. Employees and insiders at those companies could see share-price volatility affect compensation or sentiment, while liquidity filters may concentrate attention on larger, more traded firms. Because the signals are technical and time-bound, outcomes could vary widely; readers may treat them as one input rather than a standalone recommendation.