A Death Crossover occurs when a stock’s short-term average price (the 50-day average) falls below its long-term average price (the 200-day average). This is interpreted as a warning sign that the stock may be entering a downward trend.
It means the stock’s recent performance has been weaker than expected, and prices may fall further. Many traders use this signal to be cautious, but it’s also important to look for other signs before making a decision.
The following stocks have recently formed a Death Crossover pattern
Caplin Point Laboratories Ltd
Caplin Point is a rapidly growing pharmaceutical company with a strong presence in Latin America and Africa, as well as plans to expand in the United States and the European Union. Founded in 1990, it now has over 4,000 registered products and 650+ pharmaceutical formulations. The company owns its distribution network and focuses on providing affordable healthcare. The facility is approved by the US FDA and other global regulators. The company invests heavily in R&D to create safe and innovative medicines.
The death crossover took place on 5 August 2025, at the price of Rs. 2,074.86 with a volume of 65.54k, and it is currently closed at Rs. 1,929.60 in Wednesday’s session. After the crossover, the stock has declined by 5 percent from the date of the crossover.
Persistent Systems Ltd
Persistent Systems provides software engineering and strategic consulting services to help businesses modernize and implement digital solutions. The company uses its own software and frameworks, which include pre-built integrations and accelerators. It also collaborates with major technology companies such as Salesforce and AWS.
The death crossover took place on 4 August 2025, at the price of Rs. 5,699.72 with a decent volume of 468.13k, and it closed at Rs. 5,047 in Wednesday’s session. After the crossover, the stock has declined by about 2 percent from the date of the crossover.
Tech Mahindra Ltd
Tech Mahindra Ltd offers a wide range of IT services, including IT-enabled services, application development and maintenance, consulting, and enterprise business solutions. With more than 148,000 professionals working in more than 90 countries, it provides services to more than 1,100 clients in a variety of industries.
The death crossover took place on 29 July 2025, at the price of Rs. 1,602.47 with a moderate volume of 1.46M, and it closed at Rs. 1,459 in Wednesday’s session. After the crossover, the stock has risen by 1 percent from the date of the crossover.
Aegis Logistics Ltd
Aegis Logistics Ltd. is India’s leading integrated oil, gas, and chemical logistics company, as well as the largest private importer and handler of LPG. Founded in 1956 and headquartered in Mumbai, it operates advanced liquid and gas terminals at major Indian ports, with 15.7 lakh KL of chemical and POL storage and 1.14 lakh MT of LPG capacity. Aegis, which is listed on the BSE and NSE, has a robust LPG distribution network that includes Autogas retail outlets as well as cylinder sales for domestic, commercial, and industrial use. The company is known for its emphasis on quality, safety, and dependable LPG supply and services.
The death crossover took place on 29 July, 2025, at the price of Rs. 778.48 with a decent volume of 161.04k, and it closed at Rs. 712.15 in Wednesday’s session. After the crossover, the stock has declined by 2 percent from the date of the crossover.
Written By Akshay Sanghavi
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