The S&P 500’s 50-day moving average crossed above its 200-day moving average on Feb. 3, forming what is known as a golden cross chart pattern. The S&P 500 formed its first golden cross since ...

A golden cross indicates that a long-term bull market is looming while a death cross signals a long-term bear market ahead. These two opposing trends influence the buy and sell decisions of stock ...

But here's the twist: NOC's 50-day SMA is just a hair below the 200-day SMA ($494.29 vs. 496.11). One solid up week and we could see a Golden Cross, the bullish technical pattern where the 50-day ...

What is a Golden Cross? Technical analysis is the best way for investors to determine potential trend changes in individual equities and equity markets. Though technical analysis can get ...

The bearish "death cross" that took place earlier this week was reversed into a bullish "golden cross" on Wednesday. The moving average cross-over strategy is a lagging signal often used by ...

A Golden Cross occurs when a 50-day moving average crosses through a 200-day moving average to the upside. Moving Averages are the easiest technical indicators to understand, notably the simple ...

The Russell 2000 index , the benchmark of small stocks, is set to see a bullish “golden cross” price pattern crystallize on the charts, as early as Monday, and that could presage a firmer ...

A golden cross occurs when a 50-day moving average tops a 200-day average, signaling a bull market. Its opposite, a death cross, represents a bearish trend with the short-term average falling ...