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Stocks in an uptrend: 50 > 150 > 200

● updated Nov 5, 2026 after the close395 stocks in the list

Price above the 50-day average, the 50-day above the 150-day, and that above the 200-day. A classic trend definition many screens start with: buying stocks in a downtrend is swimming against the tide.

price > SMA50 > SMA150 > SMA200
TickerCompanyPriceDayFrom high3 moPattern
AAPLApple344.17−1.53%−3.2%+9.8%cup without handle
MSFTMicrosoft535.93−3.58%−4.2%+7.2%cup without handle
AMZNAmazon260.21−2.19%−9.4%−5.2%cup without handle
LLYEli Lilly1,364.73−3.76%−6.1%+15.1%cup without handle
VVisa422.59−3.20%−4.4%+16.6%cup without handle
JNJJohnson & Johnson272.32−1.45%−3.4%+5.0%flat base
MAMastercard655.92−2.49%−3.8%+16.5%cup without handle
ABBVAbbVie288.24−2.24%−4.8%+17.2%flat base
KOCoca-Cola95.73−0.07%−1.7%+10.0%flat base
MRKMerck146.94−2.27%−6.4%+14.3%double bottom

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FAQ

What is a moving average?

The average closing price over the last N days. The 50-day shows the trend of a few months, the 200-day the trend of the year.

How often is the list updated?

Every night after the US market closes. The update date is shown above the table.

Is this a recommendation to buy?

No. It is a screen by published rules, not advice. The trading decision and the risk are yours.

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