Scan stocks, major crypto pairs, and ETFs with daily EMA 10 readings. Search a covered Symbol or switch market collections to compare the latest reported values.
Public page data is daily only. Shorter timeframes open in the App.
| Symbol | 1DVISIBLE | 4H | 2H | 1H | 30M | 15M | 5M | 1M |
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Pineify shows the latest daily values reported through its TradingView Alert pipeline. This page does not recalculate the indicator in the browser. It is an information tool, not investment advice.
EMA 10 is a fast moving average that weights recent closes more heavily than older observations.
Pineify receives the reported indicator fields from its TradingView Alert pipeline. The calculation follows this method:
The page leaves missing readings unavailable. It does not fill a gap with an estimate or a browser-side calculation.
At Pineify, we use this screen as a watchlist check, not as a trade instruction. Use EMA 10 to compare short-term trend position before reviewing structure, liquidity, and a longer moving average.
Read the value in context. A single daily result can narrow the list, but it cannot replace a chart review.
Above means the latest close is higher than EMA 10.
Below means the latest close is lower than EMA 10.
A small distance shows price is close to its fast trend reference.
A fast EMA reacts quickly and can produce repeated side changes in sideways markets. It is not a trade instruction.
EMA 10 cannot predict future prices. Confirm the setup and define your risk before acting.
All combines Pineify's four default Screener collections. A Symbol that belongs to more than one collection appears once in All and stays available in each matching tab.
Widely followed US companies from the current default stock list.
Major crypto pairs covered by the Pineify Alert feed.
Stocks, funds, and crypto pairs in the current hot-market list.
Index, sector, bond, commodity, and thematic exchange-traded funds.
This public endpoint requests daily EMA 10 data and caches each indicator response for up to four hours. Seven shorter timeframes stay locked on the public page and are available in the full Pineify Screener after sign-in.
Read the Pineify Screener method and feature guide for the full workflow behind collections, timeframes, and technical signals.
Screen daily markets by price position relative to the 30-period exponential moving average.
Find symbols trading above, below, or near their daily 100-period exponential moving average.
Compare daily closes with the simple average of the latest 10 bars.
Scan symbols by daily price position relative to the 30-period simple moving average.
Find markets above, below, or near their daily 100-period simple moving average.
EMA 10 is a fast moving average that weights recent closes more heavily than older observations. This page checks that indicator across Pineify's default stocks, crypto pairs, and ETF collections so you can narrow a watchlist without opening each chart first.
Above means the latest close is higher than EMA 10. Treat the daily reading as a starting point, then compare it with price structure, volume, and your own risk rules.
No. EMA 10 is calculated from reported market data and cannot predict the next move or guarantee a profitable trade. It can help you sort a watchlist for further research.
This public page shows daily data only. Each visible EMA 10 reading comes from the latest daily snapshot returned by Pineify's TradingView Alert pipeline.
The public page requests the daily timeframe only. Sign in and open Pineify Screener to view 4-hour, 2-hour, 1-hour, 30-minute, 15-minute, 5-minute, and 1-minute readings.
The public API caches each indicator response for up to four hours. The table shows when its current cached response was created, although the underlying daily bar may be older when a market is closed.
The full Screener adds seven shorter timeframes, the complete technical indicator library, and editable Symbol collections.
Open the full ScreenerPineify provides this page for technical research and education. It is not investment advice, and no indicator can guarantee a trading result.
