EverHint Signal — EMA10 × SMA50 Crossover — December 03, 2025

What This Signal Is (Quick)

The EMA10 × SMA50 Crossover looks for fresh trend shifts where the fast 10-day exponential moving average (EMA10) crosses the slower 50-day simple moving average (SMA50). A cross above signals a potential new uptrend; a cross below warns that momentum may be fading.

• Buy signal (EMA10_x_SMA50_Buy): EMA10 crosses above SMA50 on today’s close
• Sell signal (EMA10_x_SMA50_Sell): EMA10 crosses below SMA50 on today’s close

Because EMA10 reacts faster while SMA50 smooths noise, this crossover tends to capture medium-term moves (4–12 weeks) with fewer whipsaws than a faster EMA10 × EMA30 setup. It’s designed for position traders and swing traders, not scalpers or ultra-short-term intraday setups.

This is an experimental scanner, intended for research, education, and back-testing based on publicly available market data – not a plug-and-play trading system.

Today’s run (2025-12-03) produced:

• 56 total signals
• 45 buy signals (EMA10 crossing above SMA50)
• 11 sell signals (EMA10 crossing below SMA50)

Buy signals are concentrated in Industrials and Technology, while sell signals lean into Utilities plus a handful of Financials and Tech names.

How We Ranked Today (Reader Version)

For today’s report, rankings follow the default rule:

• Primary ranking: RSI(14)
  • Buys → ranked from lowest RSI to highest (most oversold first)
  • Sells → ranked from highest RSI to lowest (most stretched/overbought first)
• If RSI values tie, we break ties using:
  • ADV20 Dollars (adv20_dollars) – more liquid stocks get preference
  • Then price (close)

On top of the raw crossover signal, we layer three key overlays:

1. Insider flows (last 90 days)
   • Net insider buying/selling based on open-market P (Purchase) and S (Sale) transactions only
   • Awards, option exercises, and tax-related moves are ignored
   • Displayed as “Insider Net (USD)” in the tables (e.g., -$31.5M = net selling, $44.4M = net buying)
2. Earnings proximity (next earnings date)
   • Days → Earnings shows how close the next earnings report is
   • 0 = earnings today, small numbers = higher event/volatility risk
3. Analyst/expectations backdrop (used in commentary)
   • Number of analysts and consensus EPS/revenue estimates can help distinguish widely followed names from under-the-radar stories

All signals are for educational use and system design/back-testing, not automatic trade recommendations.

📈 Buy-Side Signals (Top 10 by RSI)

These are the 10 most oversold fresh bullish crossovers where EMA10 just moved above SMA50.

Quick read on the buy table

• Most oversold crossovers:
  • STGW has the lowest RSI on the buy list (around 41), pairing oversold conditions with a fresh bullish crossover in a small-cap advertising/communications name.
• Large liquid financials:
  • JPM and JEF show up early in the ranking, giving you higher-liquidity options inside Financial Services.
• High-quality tech:
  • CRWD appears with a bullish crossover but shows heavy net insider selling (~-$31.5M) over the last 90 days, which may make some traders more cautious with sizing or timing.
• Cyclicals and resources:
  • ATKR, TECK, and FNV highlight Industrials/Materials names reacting to both macro data and commodity trends.

Buy-side recent headlines (selected)

These headlines are here for context only – they’re not buy or sell recommendations:

• ATKR – Law firm investigations highlight ongoing shareholder/legal overhang for Atkore, which may partly explain why the stock dipped before this crossover. [Globe News Wire]
• TECK – Comparative pieces versus other copper miners frame Teck as a potential relative-strength candidate within the copper space. [Zacks Investment Research]
• SKYW – Bullish commentary focuses on why SkyWest could still be attractive at current levels, reinforcing the idea of a pro-cyclical recovery in regional airlines. [Zacks Investment Research]

(Links: TECK article · SKYW article)

📉 Sell-Side Signals (Top 10 by RSI)

These are fresh bearish crossovers, where EMA10 just dropped below SMA50. Higher RSI here suggests names that are still relatively elevated as the trend starts to roll over.

Quick read on the sell table

• Utilities under pressure:
  • CNP, AEE, BEP all show bearish crossovers, suggesting some rotation out of yield-sensitive utilities just as rates and macro expectations evolve.
• Event risk right now:
  • THO has earnings today (0 days → earnings), so the crossover is landing directly into an event. Volatility can easily spike on the print.
• Mixed insider picture:
  • REZI stands out with strong net insider buying (~$44.4M) even as the technical picture turns bearish – a classic “fundamental vs chart” tension that some traders like to track.
  • AFL and NXT show net insider selling, which aligns more cleanly with the emerging bearish cross.

Sell-side recent headlines (selected)

• NXT – Nextracker is flagged as a trending stock, with articles focusing on its recent strong run and what traders should know before “buying the dip.” That kind of attention often precedes increased volatility around a trend shift.
• AFL – Sector pieces highlight accident & health insurers navigating rising medical costs, a backdrop that may influence margins and sentiment for Aflac.

(Links: NXT article · AFL article)

Field Notes: How to Read These Metrics

• RSI(14)
  • Below ~40 on a buy signal: early trend turn from oversold territory, potential “emerging uptrend after a shakeout.”
  • Above ~50 on a sell signal: price is still relatively elevated while the trend rolls over – often attractive for risk-defined shorts or partial profit-taking.
• Insider Net (USD)
  • Positive values = net insider buying over the last 90 days (only open-market P and S).
  • Negative values = net insider selling.
  • For example:
    • CRWD: ~-$31.5M → heavy net selling by insiders despite a bullish crossover.
    • REZI: ~+$44.4M → strong net insider accumulation into a fresh bearish crossover.
• Days → Earnings
  • 0–7 days: earnings window – expect gap risk and elevated intraday swings.
  • 8–30 days: earnings on the horizon – options pricing and positioning start to matter.
  • 30+ days or “—”: less immediate event risk; trend signals may behave “cleaner.”
• Sector rotations
  • Industrials + Tech dominate the buy-side, hinting at ongoing preference for cyclicals and growth-sensitive areas.
  • Utilities + some Financials/Tech on the sell-side suggest money rotating away from defensives and selected financial names where rate or regulatory pressures are in play.

Vlad’s Take (EverHint)

Today’s market backdrop: the S&P 500 finished around +0.52%, the Nasdaq Composite about +0.59%, and the Dow Jones led with roughly +1.09% – a broadly risk-on session with blue chips and tech both participating. The Russell 2000 small-cap index added about +1.72%, which points to solid breadth and appetite beyond the mega-caps.

The VIX closed near 16.1, slipping lower and signaling normal-to-low volatility – not complacent lows, but definitely well below “stress” territory. The 10-year yield (^TNX) hovered around 4.06%, edging higher, which can still be a mild headwind for long-duration growth stories but hasn’t derailed risk appetite. In crypto, Bitcoin gained roughly +2.4% and Ethereum jumped about +5.2%, reinforcing the “risk-on” tone across speculative assets.

In this environment, EMA10 × SMA50 bullish crossovers in quality Industrials and large Financials line up reasonably well with the macro tape – especially names like JPM, EMR, and CNI that sit at the intersection of cyclicality and balance-sheet strength. I’d still be cautious around names with heavy net insider selling (e.g., CRWD) or very close earnings dates (THO today), using smaller sizing or partial positions rather than all-in entries.

Pragmatically, this experimental scanner is most useful as a shortlist generator:

• Start with the tables above.
• Cross-check your own fundamental view, risk tolerance, and time horizon.
• Consider tiered entries and exits – scaling in around the crossover rather than betting everything on a single close.

None of this is a guarantee of performance; it’s a systematic way to surface where trend and structure might be changing beneath the surface.

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