MACD Scans

Screen stocks by MACD (12, 26, 9) signal — bullish/bearish crossovers, histogram direction, and zero-line position using 1 year of daily candles.

Live data Updated: May 30, 2026 07:46 PM
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# Symbol LTP Chg% EMA 12 EMA 26 MACD Signal Histogram Zero Line Trend
1 SHREECEM TOP 25260.00 -0.55% 25031.2 24959.6 +71.65 25.77
+45.88
▲ Above ▲ Bullish
2 AMBUJACEM TOP 447.85 -2.59% 443.5 443.2 +0.31 -1.68
+1.99
▲ Above ▲ Bullish
3 ACC TOP 1391.10 -2.49% 1387.8 1390.8 -3.06 -8.78
+5.72
▼ Below ⇧ Bull Cross
4 DALBHARAT TOP 1748.20 -2.45% 1783.5 1824.7 -41.18 -43.94
+2.76
▼ Below ⇧ Bull Cross
5 JKCEMENT TOP 5150.50 -2.84% 5387.8 5447.2 -59.47 -34.70
-24.77
▼ Below ▼ Bearish
6 ULTRACEMCO TOP 11689.00 +0.57% 11609.0 11668.7 -59.67 -48.32
-11.35
▼ Below ▼ Bearish
7 RAMCOCEM TOP 871.05 -1.78% 903.0 923.5 -20.51 -17.47
-3.04
▼ Below ▼ Bearish
8 INDIACEM TOP 376.75 -5.95% 399.1 400.8 -1.62 -0.09
-1.53
▼ Below ▼ Bearish

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What is MACD?

The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is a momentum indicator that shows the relationship between two exponential moving averages of price.

How to Use MACD Scans to Choose Stocks

FAQs on MACD Indicator

Do professional traders use MACD? Yes — MACD is one of the most widely used indicators globally by professional traders due to its simplicity and versatility as both a trend and momentum indicator.

What is the MACD divergence signal? When price makes a new high but MACD makes a lower high, it signals bearish divergence — a potential reversal. When price makes a new low but MACD makes a higher low, it signals bullish divergence — a potential bounce.

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