Below The Line
Track when quality stocks touch their 200-week moving average.
📉 Below The Line
Stocks trading 5–50% below their 200-week moving average — the actionable zone.
🔻 Deep Value (High Risk)
Stocks 50-70% below their 200WMA. Higher risk — verify fundamentals carefully.
⏳ The Waiting Room
Stocks within 15% of their 200-week line, sorted by proximity.
📊 Oversold + Below Line
Below-line stocks also showing RSI < 30. Double signal.
View all 80 oversold stocks →🔍 Insider Buying + Below Line
Insiders are buying their own stock with conviction ($500K+ purchases) while the stock trades below its 200-week MA. The market says it's broken — they disagree.
📈 Growing Cash Flow + Below Line
Free cash flow is growing while the stock trades below its 200-week MA. The business is getting healthier — the market hasn't noticed yet.
View all 153 growing FCF + below-line stocks →⚠️ Distressed (52 stocks >70% below)
These stocks are more than 70% below their 200WMA. Many may be facing serious fundamental issues.
View all 52 distressed stocks →The Methodology
The 200-week moving average represents roughly 4 years of price history. When a quality stock drops to this level, it often represents a significant buying opportunity—the kind that comes along only a handful of times per decade for any given company.
This tool tracks two simple things:
- Is the stock below its 200-week moving average? Yes or no.
- Is it approaching or retreating? Week-over-week direction.
We also show 14-week RSI as a short-term oversold indicator, and historical data on what happened after previous touches.
This is not financial advice. A stock being below its 200-week average could mean opportunity—or it could mean the business is deteriorating. Always do your own research.
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