ConvexRadar's Breakout Scanner tracks daily 50/200 moving-average relationships across US stocks and ETFs, stages each setup from pending to fresh to established, and connects crosses to the options flow context around them.
A golden cross summarizes months of price action in one event, which is why it lags. ConvexRadar stages crosses by age and distance so traders can tell a setup that is still forming from one that fired weeks ago, then judge the chart, liquidity, and catalysts themselves.
The scanner treats bearish 50/200 death crosses with the same staging and distance rules as golden crosses, so trend-following and risk-management use cases both work from one list.
Because the breakout list lives beside the options scanner, a fresh cross can be checked against option-chain pressure, IV rank, and upcoming earnings before any decision — research context, not a prediction.
A golden cross is when a faster moving average, commonly the 50-day, closes above a slower one, commonly the 200-day. It is a trend-context signal that lags price and does not guarantee continuation.
Yes. The Breakout Scanner tracks both bullish 50/200 golden crosses and bearish death crosses, with the same staging, price-distance, and confirmation context.
Yes. The scanner supports EMA, SMA, or both at once, because traders disagree on which average defines the cross.
Trading options involves risk. ConvexRadar is research software and does not provide financial advice or guarantee trade outcomes.